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Attitude Yearbook 2019
Welcome Letter
Whether in terms that are celebratory or inflammatory, we reassure those who feel different that different is good: a beautiful thing, to be embraced and liberated
KEEPING THE DREAM ALIVE
When you get the chance to interview Donatella Versace, you want to send someone who understands fashion, who understands class, who understands diversity. We told Jodie Harsh to pack her bags and get the hell to Milan…
Solid as a Rock
TV star Cheyenne Jackson pulls back the curtain on being out in Hollywood, his struggles with addiction, and the joys of being a father
lift off
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Squaring the circle
Fashion twins Dean and Dan Caten tell Joseph Kocharian how they stay ahead of the game, why it’s important to have a gay voice in the industry and about their drag past
Camp follower
Go-go dancer, model, digital entrepreneur… religious leader? Cliff Joannou finds out why Matthew Camp, 34, is ready to ascend to the next level of notoriety
Our man at the Beeb
Will Young and Chris Sweeney, co-hosts of the Homo Sapiens podcast, meet Ben Hunte, BBC News’ first LGBT correspondent
The hurting and the healing
He’s had to hide his sexuality, battle anxiety and an addiction to drink and drugs, as well as cope with the death of his alcoholic mother and the break-up of his marriage, but Arrow star Colton Haynes has come through the other side and is looking forward to the future
Leading the charge
Mashrou’ Leila front man Hamed Sinno lifts the lid on why he’ll never stop pushing for LGBTQ rights, the band’s darkest days and his resemblance to a certain pop legend…
Rolling like thunder
Taron Egerton reveals what it was like to play superstar Elton John in the upcoming biopic — and hopes the censors leave in the sex and drugs scenes
Dancer out of the dark
Photography Jenny Brough Fashion Joseph Kocharian Location Belmond
A new Mouse in the house
Murray wears leather jacket and leather trousers, both
THE PORN STAR AND THE POET
Photography Francisco Gomez De Villaboa Styling Nick Byam
PRIDE IN LOVE
01 Jake Bass and Max Wallis Fashion Nick
Against all Odds
Photography Brian Jamie Yvie Oddly Interviewing Yvie Oddly,
BLUD AND THUNDER
Singer Yungblud is off the Richter Scale as he shakes up the status quo surrounding gender and sexuality — before delivering a full-throated attack on the political regime
ROLE MODEL
Denek wears coat, by Versace Photography Kosmas Pavlos
WHEN GUS MET LAITH
Cliff Joannou brings together two former  Attitude cover stars to talk about trans rights, and violence in the community
A star is torn
Renée Zellweger tells  Attitude what it was like to play Hollywood legend and gay icon Judy Garland
AN INTERN UP FOR THE BOOKS
Drag show stalwart Ross Mathews tells  Attitude about his life on screen, feeling lucky, being the “wrong sort of gay” and his plans for love and retirement
Pronouns prorogued
It may have taken a long time, but Sam Smith has finally found a way to love themself. Having come through a mighty battle to identify as non-binary, they are a fitting winner of our Person of the Year Award, supported by Virgin Atlantic
THE ICON AWARD Joan Collins
Once renowned as Britain’s bad girl, gay icon Joan Collins has had five husbands, four divorces and a few high-profile flings, but she is most famous as Dynasty’s devious doyenne
Heaven sent
After staring down homophobia at the start of his pop career, Mika is now making unapologetically queer music that also processes his past pain
The day it snowed in May
The joys of headlining  Glastonbury and the release of a new album have been tempered by personal loss and a painful break-up. The past year has been a sometimes-uncomfortable rollercoaster ride for  Christine and the Queens
THE BREAKTHROUGH AWARD Ava max
Not happy with just shaking up the music scene with one of the year’s best pop songs, Ava Max knows what it’s like to feel like an outsider — and more than a little bit weird
THE TV AWARD Dr Ranj Singh
Not just our favourite TV doctor, Ranj Singh is also an advocate for diversity and the health of children through LGBTQinclusive education
Life of Brian
Growing up in Texas left Brian J Smith feeling isolated by his burgeoning sexuality. Today, he has leading parts in two major dramas. He tells Attitude how he found himself in acting, why he felt at home in London — where he fell in love with an Irishman — and about the joy of discovering Berlin’s hedonism
BANGING THE DRUM
Bang Bang Romeo’s Anastasia “Stars ”Walker puts her foot down over self-love, body positivity and sexuality — we don’t advise crossing her…