Monét X Change | Photo Credit: Jaime Prada Soak it up while you can because, before you know it, Monét X Change is on to the next gig! The Drag Race All-Star winner and fan favorite is more booked and busy than ever, and she’s showing no signs of slowing down. Just this week, she dropped the steamy video from “Body,” the first single off her highly anticipated two-part R&B album. We knew she had the performance chops thanks to her legendary runs on Drag Race, but baby this is an artist, proving the music is more than just a hobby. And, speaking of performing, Monét is about to take this s ..read more

Seattle’s drag scene is as vibrant and eclectic as the city itself, reflecting a rich tapestry of creativity, resilience, and empowerment. The Emerald City boasts a dynamic drag culture that has significantly contributed to the wider LGBTQ+ community, fostering an environment where artistry and identity flourish in dazzling displays of performance art. Historically, Seattle has been a cradle for drag artistry, cultivating talents that have risen to national and even international prominence. Among the notable drag queens from Seattle, figures such as Jinkx Monsoon, BenDeLaCreme, Miz Cracker ..read more

Image Credit: ‘We’re Here,’ HBO Initially sold as “Queer Eye, but with drag queens,” HBO’s reality series We’re Here has continued to evolve to meet the times, with each season feeling more urgent than the last. “Four seasons later, it’s actually harder to be out and proud,” says new series co-host Priyanka. “We’re not hiding. We’re not going anywhere.” At its core, the initial premise remains intact: A group of Drag Race alum travel to towns across the U.S., recruiting locals to be their “daughters,” teaching them the basics of drag, and putting on a show for the whole community to see—teachi ..read more

Image Credits, left to right: @markromain, @dino.mml, @gu3low (Instagram) *CAUTION: Minor spoilers ahead for the March 29 episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16, “Drag Race Vegas LIVE! Makeovers”—but don’t worry, we won’t spoil the outcome of the challenge here!” Another week of Drag Race, another new crop of hunky Pit Crew members to drool over. Is it just us, or is Mama Ru really delivering the goods this season? As is tradition, it’s time again for a makeover challenge, one that’s been with us since the early days of the blown-out “season one filter,” tasking queens to drag up everyone fro ..read more

Chicago drag queens and kings embody a rich spectrum of artistry, activism, and community, with deep roots, tracing back to the historic 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. During its earliest days, underground balls and speakeasies served as safe havens for drag performers and LGBTQ+ people in the Windy City. Over the decades, the drag scene has evolved dramatically, paralleling shifts in societal attitudes toward gender and sexuality. Today, Chicago stands as a beacon of drag excellence, home to a diverse array of performers who challenge and redefine the boundaries of gender expression. The essence ..read more

RuPaul on ‘SNL,’ Image Credit: NBC Since the meteoric rise of RuPaul’s Drag Race into mainstream appreciation, several queens from the show have forged admirable multi-hyphenate careers in entertainment—including TV shows, podcasts, world tours, and, yes, books! This week, the “queen of drag” himself RuPaul’s released The House Of Hidden Meanings, his revealing memoir, which was met with critical acclaim and awe from readers thanks its candor and the vast range of topics the legend tackles. So, while you’re on the way to the bookstore to pick it up, we wanted to remind you of other queens—of D ..read more

Image Credit: ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race,’ Viacom No matter how “mainstream” the increasingly expansive global Drag Race franchise becomes, the series is always best when it’s at its most chaotic, campiest, and completely off its rocker. That’s something we were reminded of during last week’s episode of the flagship RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16, where the now-traditional Rusical maxi-challenge was a Sound Of Music homage called “The Sound Of Rusic” (naturally). View this post on Instagram A post shared by RuPaul's Drag Race (@rupaulsdragrace) Hello, hello, hello! Dive into drag culture and get a ..read more

Image Credits: Instagram, @lagrande_dame Drag Race obsessives are in heaven right now, as the global franchise currently has four fierce series on the air: The sophomore season of Drag Race Belgique, Spain’s first ever All Stars season, the second edition of UK Vs. The World, and of course Season 16 of the flagship American competition. Actually, come to think of it, maybe the fans are in hell given how much appointment television they have to catch up with… Anyway! Among those options, UK Vs. The World stands out for pitting international queens against one another in a race for the crown and ..read more

Image Credit: Amanda Tori Meating / ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race,’ MTV/World Of Wonder We’re off to the races with Season 16 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, and we’re in that exciting phase of the competition where long-term story arcs begin to click into place, and the queens we may have judged a little too soon have the ability to truly gag us. One such queen is Amanda Tori Meating who, despite that brilliant drag name, had a rough go of it in her premiere. Almost immediately, her effusive personality, conspicuous breastplate, and questionable makeup choices made her a target of the other queens. Hell, even M ..read more

(from left to right) Nearah Nuff, Aurora Matrix, Venus, Denim | ‘Canada’s Drag Race,’ World Of Wonder Season 16 of RuPaul’s Drag Race “original recipe” is only getting started, but Canada’s Drag Race has just crowned their new superstar, so how ‘boot we check in with our drag siblings from the north, eh? *Caution: Spoilers ahead for Canada’s Drag Race Season 4!* Drag Race‘s Canuck cousin was back in a big way this season with a fierce crop of competitors, gag-worthy guest judges (Nelly Furtado! “Countess” Luann de Lesseps!), host Brooke Lynn Hytes somehow getting even more glamorous, and a for ..read more