Attitude Magazine aTEEN issue 3 Sonderausgabe

In the latest issue of aTEEN , X Factor alumni Jake Quickenden reveals that his admirable determination to succeed came from the devastating loss of his brother and father to cancer, which taught him that life is fleeting and that chances have to be taken. Also in the issue, we chat to US pop singers Eli Lieb and Steve Grand who tell us about how they are happy to be openly gay musicians and how they have been received.

Elsewhere, we say goodbye to Glee, possibly TV’s gayest show, and the equally brilliant My Mad Fat Diary. We also meet two young nurses who explain exactly why they have embarked on such a brave and emotional career path and also chat to two young artists who have turned a hobbie into a business, while for the entrepreneurs out there, Apprentice star Sanjay Sood-Smith offers his advice about starting up your own business.

Also, one aTEEN reader opens up about coming to terms with his bisexuality, another shares the story of discovering his father is gay and HIV positive, while another reveals how an online romance saved him from an abusive relationship. Boyband fans are also in for a treat - not only do we have Louis Walsh’s latest boyband HomeTown, we have a very special 55-page Stereo Kicks Bonus packed with outrageous interviews and over 70 never seen before pictures!