Political activist, auto-racing enthusiast and actor Paul Newman had many strings to his bow, appearing in some of Hollywood’s greatest ever films from The Sting to Cat On a Hot Tin Roof. Establishing himself onto the cinematic landscape from the late 1950s, he would thrive as a result of his good looks and natural charm through to the end of the millennium and seal off a magnificent career at the turn of the 2000s.

Television's Queer Content Explosion

"Christian" Groups Spend Millions Backing Voter Suppression Bills

THIS WEEK in LGBTQ HISTORY
1749: The Single Women of New York Denounce “Old Bachelors” Who Won't Marry

Are Streaming Algorithms Damaging the Film Viewing Experience? Streaming-service algorithms use different aspects of your behavior to inform the way the company will categorize, sort, filter and present different types of content. This spans formats, from films, TV and music, to different recommendation sources - labels, genres, playlists and other users who may share your tastes. All of this is sold in the name of personalization.

 


Out Comedian Fortune Feimster is Giving the Gays Something to Talk About

19 Things Straight People Think Are Totally Gay

Pete Buttigieg Charms Washington with His Accessibility

Zac Efron Drops Thirst Traps from 'Down Under'

Queer Eye's Jai Rodriguez Says His Mother Couldn't Embrace Him Because He's Gay

NEW Documentary Series, Q: Into the Storm
From Director Cullen Hoback and Executive Producer Adam McKay, the six-part HBO​ original documentary series explores the origins of QAnon. Spanning three years in the making and traversing the globe, the series follows filmmaker Cullen Hoback on a labyrinthine journey to uncover the forces behind QAnon, a movement fueled by conspiracy theories that has grown in scope and political significance, chronicling its evolution in real-time and revealing how “Q” uses information warfare to game the internet, hijack politics and manipulate people’s thinking.

 
WATCH Q: Into the Storm (2021) | Official Trailer | HBO

 

LGBTQ Inclusivity in Hockey: What's Wrong, and What Must Change?

Our Partners, Ourselves: Why is it So Hard to Know What to Call a Significant Other?

British LGBTQ Icons from the Past, Who Helped Blaze the Trail for the LGBTQ community

Joe Biden has been President for two whole months and hasn't give his son a job in the White House. What a terrible father.

— I Smoked Steve Daines' Homemade Meth (@BlackKnight10k) March 28, 2021

INTERVIEW with Kate Winslet
Academy Award winner Kate Winslet sits down with Attitude's Will Stroude to discuss her role as 19th-century fossil-hunter Mary Anning in Francis Lee's powerful romantic drama Ammonite, outlining her hope that the film will help normalize same-sex relationships in mainstream and period cinema and in turn increase the number of queer roles on offer for LGBTQ actors in the industry. 

Kate also reveals how filming love scenes with co-star Saoirse Ronan made her question whether she's truly "stood [her] ground" when shooting similar scenes with male actors during her 25 years in Hollywood, and explains how the industry is changing in its treatment of women on set. "I hope that we are able to normalize same-sex connection on film without hesitation, secrecy or fear."

WATCH: Kate Winslet on Ammonite, Saoirse Ronan love scenes and the LGBTQ roles debate.