Cliff Joannou

5 days ago | attitude.co.uk | Cliff Joannou

Home Life 19 April 2025 "We stood strong in the face of our oppressive government and the ever harsher police force," a Trans Kids Deserve Better spokesperson told Attitude By Cliff Joannou Early estimates suggest over 20,000 people took part in the protest (Image: Cliff Joannou; Dale Fox/Attitude) Tens of thousands gathered in central London today (19 April) to protest the UK Supreme Court decision on Wednesday 16 April that the word ‘woman’ in UK law refers to ‘biological women’. By 2pm,...

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Cliff Joannou

Attitude's Cliff Joannou and JK Rowling (Images: Attitude/Wikimedia Commons)Has JK Rowling been on the rosé again? Although her latest anti-LGBTQIA+ attack is far away from that “clumsy and middle-aged moment” in 2018, when she liked a tweet that referred to trans women as ‘men in dresses’, she seems to have now moved beyond her anti-trans views to targeting others in the queer community.

1 week ago | attitude.co.uk | Cliff Joannou

Home Life Life Film & TV 11 April 2025 "What a sad little life, Joanne" writes Attitude's Cliff Joannou in an op-ed, as he challenges the Harry Potter creator and speaks out in support of our asexual family By Cliff Joannou Attitude's Cliff Joannou and JK Rowling (Images: Attitude/Wikimedia Commons) Has JK Rowling been on the rosé again?

3 weeks ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Cliff Joannou

Elton John had a vision for his next album, and part of that was a desire to push himself to new creative heights. He had just completed a record-breaking global farewell tour spanning over 50 years of hits and found himself energised; his goal was to channel that energy into a new record. But reaching the point where his creativity could flow would become the greatest hurdle he’d ever faced in the studio. Pressure came in many forms.

4 weeks ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Cliff Joannou

“Can we get to the singing bit,” Elton John says enthusiastically while speaking to Brandi Carlile and Schitt’s Creek‘s Dan Levy during the pre-gig interview, his infamously irritable side done with talking and keen to showcase the new music that has delivered arguably his best album this century. Who Believes in Angels? was born of an intense 20 day recording session in an LA studio with 11x Grammy winner Carlile, producer Andrew Watt and long-time collaborator Bernie Taupin.