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“Religious people have churches, queer people have clubs” Gay Times and Time Out explore who builds the future of queer nightlife at AVA Festival.
It’s no secret we love to party. From the molly houses of the 18th century to today’s warehouse raves in Tottenham, nightlife in the LGBTQIA+ community has always been far more than entertainment for entertainment’s sake.
The October Issue: Editor's Letter
Listening to Jonathan Bailey as Dracula in the new audible adaptation of Bram Stoker’s novel not only had me weak at the knees (“DRINK FROM ME!!”) but also got me thinking about the relationship between queerness and monsters. With gay Christmas AKA Halloween around the corner, it feels like
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Why are LGBTQIA+ people still saying ‘I do’ to lavender marriages?
Historically, a sham marriage between a gay man and a lesbian, or between a straight and a gay person, afforded the couple both societal security and a prohibited sexual freedom. But what’s the appeal of this arrangement today? JJ Croucher investigates
The Gay Times Wish List: September 2026
Design by Yosef Phelan Consider this your extremely gay shortcut to gifting well. We’ve rounded up the things we’d actually like to unwrap: fashion for the soft masc, skincare for the bathroom monopoliser, accessories for the chaotic queen, homewear for the lesbian moms you wish you had, and
Are you having a gay midlife crisis?
Living an unabashedly queer life can afford us fun and freedom, but leaves many of us feeling untethered as we approach middle-age. JJ Croucher investigates the gay midlife slump and why "choose wisely" should be less of a warning and more of a mantra in times of crisis.
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HOWL redefines sexual wellness with taboo-busting sex education platform
This month, HOWL has unveiled some exciting new products including an expanded event offering, and the launch of HOWL MEDIA — a first-of-its-kind media platform for taboo-breaking sex education and viral content. Born as a queer rave in 2019, HOWL quickly became a cultural force. By 2021,
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Why are LGBTQIA+ people still saying ‘I do’ to lavender marriages?
Historically, a sham marriage between a gay man and a lesbian, or between a straight and a gay person, afforded the couple both societal security and a prohibited sexual freedom. But what’s the appeal of this arrangement today? JJ Croucher investigates
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The Gay Times Wish List: September 2026
Design by Yosef Phelan Consider this your extremely gay shortcut to gifting well. We’ve rounded up the things we’d actually like to unwrap: fashion for the soft masc, skincare for the bathroom monopoliser, accessories for the chaotic queen, homewear for the lesbian moms you wish you had, and
Are you having a gay midlife crisis?
Living an unabashedly queer life can afford us fun and freedom, but leaves many of us feeling untethered as we approach middle-age. JJ Croucher investigates the gay midlife slump and why "choose wisely" should be less of a warning and more of a mantra in times of crisis.
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“Religious people have churches, queer people have clubs” Gay Times and Time Out explore who builds the future of queer nightlife at AVA Festival.
It’s no secret we love to party. From the molly houses of the 18th century to today’s warehouse raves in Tottenham, nightlife in the LGBTQIA+ community has always been far more than entertainment for entertainment’s sake.
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The era of male enhancement has reached the penis
Society tells us that our penises are too small, that bigger is indeed better. Dizzying leaps in modern medicine mean that we can take matters into our own hands: JJ Croucher explores the world of wangmaxxing and meets the doctors helping men achieve the girth of their dreams.
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Editor's letter, January 2025: "Gay Times, but not as you know it"
Gay Times, but not as you know it. Reintroducing our monthly magazine with a bold, fresh redesign. Words by Megan Wallace We launch today, on 20 December, with The Package Issue – a wink at the festive tradition of “unwrapping” presents and a cheeky nod to GT’s soft porn past
Bigger, harder, faster, longer? Talking to the gay guys with a taste for girth
From fetishisation to close encounters of the size queen kind, Bailey Slater explores the perils and pleasures found in the world of the well-endowed. Words by Bailey Slater Does size really matter? It’s a debate that’s been tossed about from the comfy sofas of many a daytime
Small but mighty? How the less-well-endowed are handling the hate
In an era dominated by size shaming, Ryan Cahill investigates the struggle to love your body – and the rise of the small penis humiliation kink. Words by Ryan Cahill Is my dick big enough? It’s a question that pollutes the minds of pubescent boys for hours on end, and
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The October Issue: Editor's Letter
Listening to Jonathan Bailey as Dracula in the new audible adaptation of Bram Stoker’s novel not only had me weak at the knees (“DRINK FROM ME!!”) but also got me thinking about the relationship between queerness and monsters. With gay Christmas AKA Halloween around the corner, it feels like
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Editor's Letter: Facing a hostile world with queer resilience
Words by the Gay Times Editorial Team October marks the start of Spooky Season, a time that queer people have always claimed as our own, from camp costumes to the joy of transformation (and several rewatches of the homoerotic stylings of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge.
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Editor's Letter: GAY TIMES’ March issue is all about work – just don’t call us boring
From the end of DEI to the struggles of the sex industry, we’re examining what it means to be queer in the workplace in 2025. Words by Megan Wallace The cost of living continues to soar and the housing crisis plods on, collectively robbing us of our dignity, making
Everything is romantic: meet the agency battling erotic censorship online
Founded in 2019, Lover strives to create a diverse, supportive ecosystem where pleasure professionals can thrive. Words by Xoey Fourr Whether finding work as a dominatrix or producing independent pornography, when operating in or alongside the sex industries you will inevitably face struggles and push back – be it from the
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A gatekeeping-free guide to scissoring, an unnecessarily divisive sex position
Beth Ashley speaks to sexperts including Gigi Engle and clinical sexologist Bima Loxley, as well as a range of IRL scissoring enthusiasts, to show that scissoring is for everyone – and to deliver some tips on how to do it very, very well…
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