Attitude

I don’t remember where I was, who I was with or when I initially saw Moonlight. What I do remember is how it made me feel. I often shrug off mainstream gay cinema, in which a white – if not two white men – have their story unfold. Moonlight was different, an all-Black cast, and a story rooted in reality; on rewatching, I was again left feeling uncomfortably exposed. Ten years ago, Moonlight made history.

Home Style Style Fashion 25 March 2026 The model’s bestselling brand joins the retail giant as an exclusive digital partner By Joshua Graham David Gandy Wellwear (Image: Mariano Vivanco) A clean white tee is the backbone of every man’s wardrobe, but its simplicity means the options are endless. So, who makes the best one? After plenty of trial and error, we’ve found our favourite fit in David Gandy Wellwear.

Home Life 25 March 2026 In partnership with Admiral Casino By Alex Ford (Image: Pexels) The way people engage with entertainment has changed dramatically. What was once centred largely around television schedules has evolved into a much broader media environment, where streaming platforms, mobile apps and interactive online experiences coexist alongside traditional broadcasting. Television remains a key part of this landscape.

How do you write a queer film? Writing, on the whole, is hard. I know, it’s an odd way to start an article for a magazine. But seriously, it is. Think about the last time you wrote something. How many times have you rewritten that message to that guy you like, without actually sending it? Take that feeling and multiply it. Page after page of that. Indecision, doubt, rephrasing, forever. Writing a film is even harder.

Home Culture 20 March 2026 Over Zoom from his LA home on a sunny morning, he speaks to Attitude before his piano alongside some very tasteful taxidermy By David Levesley Rufus Wainwright (Image: Miranda Penn Turin) This June, a very strange thing will happen in London: for one night only, Judy Garlandwill be back from the dead and performing in two different venues at the same time.

Some cars arrive like a polite dinner guest – charming, gracious and utterly aware of their manners. Others roll up like they own every postcode from Mayfair to Mykonos. No prizes for placing the just-landed Aston Martin DBX S. Look, the prior DBX 707 flagship was already a statement.

Home Culture Culture Literature 20 March 2026 To mark the paperback release of the critically-acclaimed Nova Scotia House – about a man, Johnny, reflecting on his relationship with life partner, Jerry, who he lost years before to AIDS-related illness – Attitude is exclusively sharing the novel's powerful introduction By Attitude Staff Nova Scotia House author Charlie Porter (Image: Sarah Lee) Nova Scotia House by Charlie Porter has had a profound impact since its release last year, connecting...

Home Style Style Fashion 19 March 2026 From Spain to London’s Mayfair, Iglesias is a pioneer in a new era of the British heritage brand Radley By Vincent Jaskowski-Prowse Fernando Soriano Iglesias (Images: Tom Cattanach) Fernando Soriano Iglesias is an observer. A self-confessed sponge, he soaks up everything – from the interplay of architecture in London’s Mayfair, where Radley is based, to the textures and materials of the new collection he shows Attitude in the showroom.

Home Culture Culture Film & TV 19 March 2026 Upcoming film Madfabulous tells the story of the fifth Marquess of Anglesey, 
a 19th-century Welsh aristocrat who loved nothing more than splashing obscene amounts of cash and dressing up in extravagant women’s costumes. Here, lead actor Callum Scott Howells and director Celyn Jones discuss bringing this flamboyant eccentric to life By Jeremy Taylor Callum Scott Howells in Madfabulous (Image: SIMON RIDGWAY/MAD AS BIRDS) Bad news.

This 2026 BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival sees the 12th year of Five Films for Freedom in partnership with the British Council – a landmark initiative presenting five films for free to audiences globally and inviting everyone, everywhere to show solidarity with LGBTQIA+ communities in countries where freedom and equal rights are limited. The 2025 film selection spanned Indonesia, New Zealand, the USA, China and the UK and the digital campaign attracted over 3 million views.