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Summer’s calling and it’s time to switch up your scent. With its clean, crisp aroma and timeless, minimalist bottle, Issey Miyake L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme is a classic that belongs in every fragrance collection. Beautifully balanced, the perfume’s top notes bring a burst of citrus from tangerine and the Japanese fruit, yuzu. The aquatic heart of the fragrance is created by water lily, which is then warmed by base notes of sandalwood, vetiver and amber. Together these create a spicy, masculine blend that’s an invigorating breath of fresh air. theperfumeshop.com…

The UK’s only LGBTQ+ museum, Queer Britain, now has a permanent home in King’s Cross. Its first exhibition, Welcome to Queer Britain, opened in May and features various imagery and artworks from its ever-growing archive, reflecting the rich diversity of the LGBTQ+ community past and present. Alongside photographs from the museum’s collection and previous collaborative exhibitions — including one with Getty Images and M&C Saatchi, plus another with Levi’s — Historic Royal Palaces curator Matthew Storey presents portraits by LGBTQ+ artists Allie Crewe, Robert Taylor and Sadie Lee to highlight the amazing work the organisation has done in the four years since its inception. queerbritain.org.uk…

When my mum and dad divorced, my mum sat around the house listening to the radio, wearing sunglasses like a depressed Cher. The one thing that got her through those times was listening to the people chatting on the radio, keeping her company. And her many, many boyfriends. Like mother, like son. That’s why I wanted to be on the radio. I wanted to make people like Mum happy. Make them smile. Make them laugh and, most importantly, make them [*radio voice*] “Win a family dinner for four at The Toby Carvery Hastings!” So, when I finally got a job on my mum’s favourite station, it was the best day of my life — until a producer told me to be “less camp”. OMGaGa! Moi? Camp? It became the loneliest,…

We’re ready to party hard. After years of Covid-19-induced disruption, Pride season returns with a vengeance — and in person! — this summer. Not least in the UK, where, amid days-long circuit parties and an annual avalanche of rainbow-branded products and marketing campaigns of varying levels of authenticity, we’re celebrating 50 years since the first UK Gay Pride Rally. It took place in London on 1 July 1972, three years after the Stonewall uprising, and five years after partial decriminalisation of gay sex in the UK. Decades later, Pride is a gargantuan, cross-continent movement and, like the flag that represents it, its central message of inclusivity is ever-evolving. Toronto, for instance, will this year host the first IRL Global Black Pride. July also marks the 10-year anniversary of Trans Pride…

1st Bianca Del Rio She never believes me when I tell her she’s beautiful. I do fucking mean it — even up close, she’s beautiful! In person, she’s like a doll. The polish, the makeup… And she has the biggest BDE! That Rihanna factor: she doesn’t care, but she cares… 2nd Courtney Act Oh my gosh, what an eclectic group! Courtney’s the love of my life. She can do no wrong. The looks she’s been turning out on Dancing with the Stars: All Stars—she’s killing it. 3rd BenDeLaCreme She can wear a plastic bag and captivate me, because she’s such a performer, such a Seattle queen. But I’m ordering them like this based on polish!…

“Punish my white ass! My ass takes up so much space! It’s so fucking privileged!” These are the hilariously uncomfortable words that launch Peacock’s hotly anticipated Queer as Folk TV revival. Followed by: “Let me pay reparations with my tight hole!” Moments later, lead character Brodie bails on his hook-up after removing his lover’s jockstrap to find… a Black Lives Matter tattoo. Then, after the white saviour declines Brodie’s parting request for Venmo payment for a hotel, Brodie retorts: “And here I thought you were an ally!” And with that, this writer picked his jaw up off the floor, Karen from Mean Girls-style. A fiscally tight hole, maybe. “It’s one of my favourite scenes,” laughs actor Devin Way, who plays Brodie. “It speaks so clearly to the tone we’re setting…

As chief content officer for Paramount in the UK, Ben Frow has a very large remit. Known for his stand-out successes on Channel 5, including Cruising with Jane McDonald, Ben also manages several other channels as well as leading the charge on Paramount’s new streaming service, Paramount+, which launches in the UK and Ireland on 22 June. Here, he talks to Attitude about how he got into programming, what makes a hit and why he still believes in traditional, linear TV. How did you get into TV? By accident. I was working in theatres and visited Richard and Judy at This Morning as a guest and got talking to the executive producer, who asked if I’d be interested in styling Judy. I ended up presenting and producing and from there…

My journey towards finding a balance between a manic career and busy personal life has often seen me wrestle with anxiety-riddled moments of self-doubt or work through groggy comedowns after heavy weekends spent trying to be too much to too many people. If lockdown taught me anything, it’s that I don’t give enough time to myself, having over the years filled my diary with endless distractions. It’s a work in progress, but I’m figuring out how to be still and live in the moment. When I was invited to the inaugural Soul Pride festival, it seemed like my very big gay world had finally found alignment with my newly enlightened self. Billed as an “inclusive, queer, conscious retreat-festival” for “nurturing mind, body and soul”, it takes place at the edge…

Do I love my body? I would say I like bits of it. My calves and my arms aren’t bad, and I think I have a nice face. But I struggle with the rest. I used to be about four stone heavier. Even then, I was still confident. I just thought, ‘Fuck it, this is me’ and got on with it. I’ve always had an active social life, enjoyed going out and never let anything stop me, really. If it wasn’t for a health scare, I probably would have stayed the same. When I was about to turn 35, I started to feel very sick; I was tired all the time, and I had dark circles under my eyes. Eventually, I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Suddenly, doctors were…

Nevada Imogen Binnie/Picador First published 2013 We can’t overstate how electrifying and brilliant this messy and wise punk-trans American modern classic is. Maria, a trans woman in her 30s, seems to be living life adjacent to herself. She spends her aimless days working in a New York bookstore, trying to remain true to a punk ethos while popping pills, wondering if strangers will clock her as trans, neglecting her friends, faking orgasms, and generally drinking herself into a stupor. After her girlfriend confesses to cheating on her, Maria’s lackadaisical attitude at work finally catches up with her and she does what every sensible person would do in her position. She takes her now ex-girlfriend’s car, scores some heroin and heads for the Pacific, embarking on her version of the Great…

Joseph Ryan-Hicks explores the heartbreak behind George Michael’s third solo album, Older Emerging from 80s blockbuster pop band Wham!, George Michael released his first solo album in 1987, seamlessly transitioning from teen heart-throb to serious musician. Yet his personal life remained private. It wasn’t until his third LP, 1996’s Older (re-released on Spatial Audio in July), that he sang about the tragedies that had shaped his world. Three years prior, George’s partner of two years, Anselmo Feleppa, had tragically passed following complications with Aids, while during Older’s recording, George’s mother was diagnosed with cancer. The emotional trauma was surely paralysing, but making music, he said, helped him heal. Sonically, George steered away from the lager-guzzling Britpop that was dominating the 90s, opting instead for a sophisticated R&B/jazz blend. Along with…

A go-to brand for effortless, classic style, Cos are staying true to their chic formula for Spring/Summer 2022, with plenty of prints and pops of colour to pique our interest. The label’s commitment to eco fashion continues, from how they make their clothes to the fabrics they use, whether they’re recycled, renewable or sustainably sourced. Their Better Looks Beyond campaign is all about fashion that lasts more than a season and features activists such as supermodel Christy Turlington, DJ, producer and trans activist Honey Dijon, and writer, editor and curator Antwaun Sargent. Cos’s respect for nature is reflected in their latest collection, whose pleasing colour palette ranges from sky blues and sunshine yellows to earthy hues. cosstores.com…

My first experience of Pride was driving through Clapham, south London, as thousands of gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people flooded the Common for what was then the event’s 25th-anniversary celebration. It was a starkly different Britain. Tony Blair had just been voted into office as Prime Minister and the UK was riding a wave of optimism after the grey Tory years that left us in the long shadow of Thatcher’s Section 28, the after-effects of which continue to resonate. Aids was still killing too many in the community, and homophobia was rife in the media and on the streets. Yet hundreds of thousands of LGBTQ+ people flocked to Pride to stand out and be seen. Only, I wasn’t experiencing this Pride event as a participant, I was a confused…

Part of Rufskin’s 20th-anniversary celebrations is their extensive Tropicalia swim and beachwear collection, which has been shot in Brazil by the brand’s founders Douglas Coats and Hubert Pouches. Spanning more than 50 styles, with luminescent fabrics, eye-catching prints and shiny chrome details, the range includes all of our favourites, from the dual-waist Calkini™, Euro brief and the Brazilian-style minisunga to cheeky thongs and their ever-loved bodysuits. All display Rufskin’s flair for showcasing the finer parts of the male physique to exquisite effect. rufskin.com…

Heading to Miami this summer? At AxelBeach Miami, you’ll receive the warmest of LGBTQ+ welcomes. In the heart of South Beach, this Art Deco hotel is close to the city’s buzzing nightlife and moments from the sands. With its comfortable rooms and extensive facilities, you’re sure to enjoy a blissful break. Head for the beach house, sip a cocktail poolside, have your cares soothed away in the hammam, or grab a bite to eat in the restaurant or a drink in the Lobby Bar. Feeling active? Take a dip in the pool or work up a sweat in the gym. When you’re in the party mood, the open-air Sky Bar with its colour-changing dance floor is where the Friday fun kicks off with the Foreplay happy hour, while on Sundays…

Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi Since the release of Revenge of the Sith, fans have long held out hope that Ewan McGregor would one day return to the iconic role of Obi-Wan Kenobi. This year, their (and our) prayers have been answered as the actor reprises the role in his own series now streaming on Disney+. With concept art showing the Jedi master facing off against his former pupil-turned-Sith Lord Darth Vader, it’s sure to be a series to check out. Thank the Force! The Bad Batch, season 2 Clone force 99 aka the ‘Bad Batch’ are set to return for a second season of this animated series later this year. The first season saw the genetically enhanced clone troopers Hunter, Wrecker, Echo and Tech begin to figure out what to…

Once upon a time, this writer met a tall, handsome stranger — or, to be blunt, a ‘total top’ online — and discovered just how far from a fairytale gay sex can be. “Will you be ready to go again soon?” I asked. “I didn’t finish…” That’s right: he came without warning. Then rolled over, put his hands behind his head and smiled smugly. ‘That’s hot,’ you might be thinking. Or ‘Arrogance is sexy.’ I did, too, a bit. But I also thought: ‘Who does this selfish bastard think he is?’ I’d douched. Travelled across a city to meet him. Endured physical pain to please him. I needed to ejaculate and could have wanked at home. What about my needs? Turns out, he not only did not care about those,…

When they set up Pettigrew Tea Rooms in Cardiff’s glorious Bute Park ten years ago, married couple David and Lee Le Masurier had no experience of running a business. Everything from branding and employing an inclusive workforce to making their company sustainable had to be learnt from scratch. The popularity of the tea rooms and sheer hard work led to the couple setting up Pettigrew Bakeries in 2016, where they now bake a delectable array of sweet treats and a range of artisanal breads. David and Lee are the first to admit that being partners in both life and work is not always easy, but they’ve learnt to harness their differences and similarities for the good of the Pettigrew enterprises. They also acknowledge the contribution of their staff and are…

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FLASH AT PIKES DJ Guy Williams is the head-honcho at Flash, a club which pays homage to Manchester’s iconic gay club night, Flesh. The event returns to the legendary 25-room hotel Pikes for the fifth year. Expect special guests that will be announced two weeks before each monthly fixture, with the last one taking place in October. pikesibiza.com GLITTERBOX AT HÏ IBIZA Glitterbox returns to Hï Ibiza nightclub where house and disco will be pumping through the speakers every Sunday until 2 October for its summer residency. Expect high-end production alongside drag queens and dancers providing entertainment while the likes of Honey Dijon, Fat Tony and Horse Meat Disco spin the decks. hiibiza.com HE.SHE.THEY. AT AMNESIA The inclusive clubbing collective HE.SHE.THEY. return to Ibiza’s Amnesia for three Friday nights: 29…

RORY MACLEOD, 20, PLAYS MARCO Dance has shaped my whole life. I’ve always had the urge to perform since I was a child — dancing stood out to me as [it meant] I could express myself in ways I couldn’t always do at that age. I’ve also learned lessons and disciplines that will carry me through life. It gives me a sense of purpose and belonging. The industry can be very competitive, which is good and bad in that it might push you to become a better dancer, but it can also knock your confidence. It’s easy to get caught up in the pressure of being the best you can be. I endeavour to turn that feeling into drive, which usually helps me perform better. In my spare time, I…

Querelle Brad Davis, Franco Nero, Jeanne Moreau As a film critic, I’m the first to admit that we don’t always get it right, and boy, the critical community sure did Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s fabulous final film an egregious disservice when it first appeared 40 summers ago. “Not only humourless but also uncharacteristically witless,” slammed the New York Times, among many pans from mostly straight critics. Today, this lurid, lyrical, unabashedly horny adaptation of Jean Genet’s erotic novel is an essential queer text of its own, ripe with desire and moral decay and some of the most riotously direct phallic imagery ever captured on screen. As the title character, — a pinup-type bisexual sailor who also happens to be a cold-blooded killer — the late American actor Brad Davis cuts a…

Posthumous track:‘Between the Cheats’ The often-queasy practice of rush-releasing dead artists’ unfinished music was easily rationalised with Lioness: Hidden Treasures arriving four months after Amy’s untimely death and padding out an iconic, if sparse, discography. She made only two studio LPs in her lifetime; we can imagine this painfully perfect doo-wop ditty as a third-era single. Double A-Side: ‘Help Yourself’ (with ‘Fuck Me Pumps’) Her debut ‘Stronger Than Me’ remains punchy decades later. (Even if its take on masculinity is — and we can’t stress this enough — unbearably toxic.) But Frank’s standout is the chilled, bluesy ‘Help Yourself’: a lyrical precursor to ‘Rehab’ (“I can’t help you if you won’t…”) But is Amy addressing her lover’s problems, or her own? Soundtrack contribution: ‘Will You Love Me Tomorrow?’ It’s almost…

The new Hublot Big Bang Integral Ceramic watch is all about the three Ms. Monobloc relates to its 42mm case, which is cleverly integrated with the bracelet in a slimmer design. Monomaterial refers to the timepiece’s innovative crafting from scratch-resistant ceramic, and monochrome reflects the Big Bang’s four limited-edition colourways, with each transporting you to a different part of the world. Blue indigo (pictured) calls forth the Majorelle Garden and the streets of Chefchaouen in Morocco, as well as Rajasthan’s blue City of Jodphur, while the paler, sky-blue hue is inspired by the South Seas of Southeast Asia. Sand beige pays tribute to the desert and the beaches of the Caribbean, and jungle green takes its cue from lush tropical forests. Coupled with a polished finish, these striking shades add…

Yasmin Finney from Netflix’s Heartstopper One of our favourite stylish girls is Heartstopper’s Yasmin Finney (who, it has recently been announced, will star as Rose alongside the new Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa). We love her ability to play around with clothes and create a unique ensemble. She always keeps us guessing, never wearing the same combination twice. One way she does this is by supporting smaller designers and incorporating their unique, handmade pieces into her wardrobe. Effortlessly cool with fun, clashing prints and vivid hues, her look is perfect for summer — here’s how to recreate it. Her outfits always feature an eye-catching element, so select a bold pattern or bright colour — or both. It’s an approach that avoids taking fashion too seriously. Yaz loves pastels as well as…

What’s your response to the statement: “The Selling Sunset cast owe their showbiz careers to Christine Quinn”? I’d say whoever said that is a genius. We’re saying it. 5/5 Can you quote a line from: a) Mean Girls b) Your book, Boss Bitch c) Heather Rae Young on Selling Sunset, because we can’t “Boo, you whore.” In my book, I quote RuPaul: “We’re all born naked, and the rest is drag.” And then… does eating a protein bar count as a line? “Crunch”? No words. 6/5 Have you ever been mistaken for another celebrity? Jeffree Star. I’m like: ‘Thanks, that’s fabulous. I wish I had that ass.’ The honesty. 5 Are there any UK reality stars you’re partial to? I love Gemma Collins. It’s the self-deprecating humour — not everyone…

Issue 77, Kylie Minogue “I knew better than anyone that I needed a good start this time,” Kylie Minogue told us in September 2000. Indeed, after her loveable but disposable 80s output, 90s Kylie produced some of the most satisfying music of the star’s career (‘Confide in Me’ is arguably her best ever song) — but it was also her most commercially dodgy period. “I know that my popularity dipped,” she added. Step forward 2000’s Light Years album, and its run of slick, shiny singles, and the cementation of Kylie’s status as a pop titan and Actual Gay Icon. Asked why gay Britain loves her, she replied: “There was a period when I was having quite a lot of knives dug into me from every angle. Quite unnecessary, really, as…

Swarovski’s creative director Giovanna Engelbert has designed a collection of luxurious tableware with world-renowned porcelain artisan, Rosenthal. Focusing on ‘L’art de la table’ — the creation of a stylish dining setting — the range is printed with Swarovski’s octagon motif and produced in its signature sweetshop hues of green, yellow, pink and blue. The collaboration is giving us serious Bridgerton vibes — where’s Lady Whistledown, so we can sit down to some cake and piping-hot tea? swarovski.com…

Who and what would survive an apocalypse? Our money’s on Cher, bottoms (see page 88) and Peccadillo’s Boys on Film series, which returns this summer for its 22nd outing in 13 years. Included in this latest collection of LGBTQ+- themed shorts is Thrive, starring Taofique Folarin and former Attitude cover boy and The Long Call star Ben Aldridge (both pictured). It follows two guys on a hook-up — or, judging by the soft-focus press imagery, a soaringly emotional micro-relationship. Who fancies a spoon? Boys on Film 22: Love to Love You will be out on DVD/blu-ray and VOD on 27 June…

June 1998 Photographed looking cute AF in a sarong when o. -duty at the France World Cup, Dave causes a media frenzy. Victoria, then Adams, surely had a hand in the sartorial styling, but the grace with which her future husband withstood press ridicule — plenty of it with a homophobic slant — did not go unnoticed by the gays. “It was an outrage,” the star told The Telegraph 20 years later. “Today, no one bats an eyelid if a guy wears a sarong in the street.” June 2002 A bleached-blond Becks becomes the first Premiership footballer to cover Attitude, telling us: “It shouldn’t matter what people are and it never has done to me. It’s just not an issue.” An amazing moment. September 2007 Ex-England footballer Graham Le Saux,…

Since its 2019 debut, 194 queens have walked the Drag Race runway (not including international editions). But how many have enjoyed the career longevity of California gurl Adore Delano? “We’re bringing a live band over to the UK [this autumn],” the rock chick extraordinaire tells a hungover Attitude (“I know the feeling — we’ll get through this!”) of her illustrious music career. “I want a live music atmosphere. It’s a different energy when you can smell the music in person. My goal is to incorporate a few new songs with some classics.” Adore embarks on her Party Your World UK & Ireland tour on 30 August What were your rejected drag names? Violet Valentine. I wanted a porn-star name! Do you dream as Adore? Sometimes, when I have vivid ones.…

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Part hipster log cabin, part gleaming spaceship, Cardiff’s Senedd building, home of the Welsh Parliament, is one of the most fantastically strange buildings in the UK. Opened in 2006 at a cost of ?69.6 million, it’s a fittingly dynamic home to such a young government (voters opted for devolution in a 1997 referendum) and a far cry from the imposing, pompous, ugly buildings of storied governments elsewhere. Glass walls mirror the country’s ‘transparent’ democracy. Inside, surfaces like Welsh slate and red cedar wood beg to be touched. It’s an intimate, inviting environment that becomes positively womblike in the underground debating chamber, the circular shape inferring equal status among Members of the Senedd (MSs) and supposedly making debate less confrontational. “You’re clearly going to have your differences in the chamber. I…

Should I worry about monkeypox? Just as we overcome one global infectious scourge, another one rears its ugly head. Monkeypox has captured the world’s attention, with a lot of misinformation doing the rounds. So how much of a threat is it for the gay community? Here’s what we know so far… Firstly, monkeypox is not new. Although it normally exists in animals, it can infect humans through close contact. One of the first incidences was identified in 1970 in Zaire, Africa. Since then, there have been occasional outbreaks in Africa. Recently, a number of cases have appeared in the UK, US, Spain, Portugal and Canada. What’s worrying is that there doesn’t seem to be any history of travel in those affected, implying that the disease is spreading between humans. Furthermore,…

Feel It Every Friday, 10.30pm-5am Omeara, O’Meara St, London SE1 1TE You know in Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand’s stone-cold girl power classic ‘Enough is Enough’, where they repeat “enough is enough, is enough, is enough…” over and over? On hearing this lyric through the crystal-clear acoustics of Omeara in London Bridge, home to Friday-night queer dance party Feel It, Attitude positively loses our shit and flails around like Kate Bush gone disco. If the pumped-up, mesh-topped muscle Marys around us share our feminism-induced rapture, you would not know it from their restrained head-bobbing. “It’s the new XXL!” is one skirted clubber’s take, claiming a dilution in the melting pot of patrons that marked the night’s explosive, post-pandemic beginnings last year, which immediately attracted celebrity clientele like Tom Daley and…

An Exciting and Vivid Inner Life Paul Dalla Rosa/Serpent’s Tail A blisteringly brilliant and deliciously unsettling short-story collection from the exceptionally talented, Melbourne-based writer Paul Dalla Rosa. Whether working in a pancake parlour or in high-end fashion retail, lit by a laptop in a sex chat or by the camera of an acclaimed film director, stuck in an uncomfortable urban flat-share or feeling restless in a vacuous holiday rental in Mallorca, the characters in the ten stories in Dalla Rosa’s debut collection navigate the spaces between aspiration and delusion, ambition and aimlessness, the curated profile and the cold realism of life’s disappointments. There is lingering sadness and self-defeat, but also a captivating warmth, humour, insight and tenderness. Packed with shrewd observation and protagonists whose loud internal lives struggle with a…

Expectations are high when a production has been hailed as the best British play of the 21st century, featuring one of the all-time great performances. But returning to London for the first time in a decade, Jez Butterworth’s Jerusalem doesn’t disappoint. Nor indeed does Mark Rylance’s reprise of the role that won him both an Olivier and a Tony. His Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron (pictured above, centre) is the stuff of theatrical legend — a portrayal so steeped in raw honesty and physical abandonment that it holds you rapt for the three-hour run time. When we meet him on St George’s Day at the caravan from which he is facing eviction, he’s a loud-mouthed ruffian doted upon by the young waifs and strays to whom he deals drugs, his fanciful stories…

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