August 2025
Food for thot? Welcome to the Gay Times Food Issue
Heading up the latest issue of Gay Times Magazine? Everyone's favourite baker, John Whaite
Gay Times Magazine
August 2025
No cops at Pride. Ever
NYC Pride upheld a ban on NYPD officers marching in uniform and armed. That’s a good thing.
August 2025
When it comes to your ex's new girlfriend, comparison is the thief of joy
In her monthly column, P. Eldridge exposes the toxic comparisons and hidden rivalries plaguing trans women's love lives. Can sisterhood triumph over competition?
August 2025
Eating out: a snapshot of FLINTA+ chefs at London's hottest queer restaurants
Emily M Cameron gets advice and recommendations from some of London’s established and freshest queer dining spots
August 2025
Is the UK government’s new RSE guidance a return to Section 28?
The worrying parallels in the language used to talk about trans people.
August 2025
Hot Cake: John Whaite
In an exclusive interview, John Whaite discusses the public reaction after joining OnlyFans, growing into self-acceptance and refusing to censor himself
July 2025
The erotic film taking you inside the social media panopticon
Four Chambers' latest film Echo Chambers is an experiment in sex, self-image and spectacle.
July 2025
Six Sex’s bimbo existentialism
In this bilingual interview, the Argentinian queen of the perreo rave talks about the bimbofication of the no-space, slutty anarchist patriotism, and her new album X-Sex.
July 2025
Kits off for queer liberation
Ryan Cahill speaks to queer activists baring all in a 2025 throwback to Gay Times’ cult classic ‘Naked Issue’
July 2025
The transformative power of the fetish club
In this exclusive extract from Anastasiia Fedorova’s debut book Second Skin, the author ruminates on the communal power of post-lockdown fetish culture.
July 2025
SISSY: When friends judge who you date, aren’t they also judging you?
For her monthly column, P. Eldridge reflects on friendship’s watchful eye, the scrutiny of trans love, and the right to choose – even imperfectly.
Why decriminalising sex work is a queer issue
Remembering Layleen Polanco, and fighting for a more just future