Cottaging is a sub-culture of gay cruising, specifically the anonymous sex between men in a public lavatory. So in 2025, is cottaging still popular and how does it interplay with our use of technology?
The creative behind the BBC Sounds podcast series that recalls one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in recent LGBTQ+ history sits down with Hadley Stewart to share the story behind the podcast and what drives him to tell queer stories.
The Democratic strategist sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss his work with some of the most recognisable names in modern US politics, his fears under the current Trump administration, and his hopes for more LGBTQ+ presidential candidates.
Alastair James meets the team behind London’s only LGBTQ+ cinema and finds out where it all began and what’s in store.
Waterloo Road actress Miya Ocego discusses the anti-trans backlash to a recent storyline and her attitude towards haters.
The former Liberal Democrat equalities minister tells Hadley Stewart about how she became the originator behind one of the biggest landmark moments in LGBTQ+ history.
The multi-award-winning hatmaker from Leeds sits down with Hadley Stewart to reflect on his path from drag to couture.
Having founded her own fashion label Augusta Fashion & Textiles, Maria Augusta Wozniak now champions non-binary clothing and sustainable fashion, whilst staying true to her local Canadian roots.
Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Uncloseted Media, Spencer Macnaughton sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss LGBTQ+ rights in the United States and how the platform hopes to break out of the queer media echo chamber.
As 2024 comes to a close, our features editor Hadley Stewart takes us behind the scenes of this year’s Vada cover shoots.
