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Bimini Bon Boulash, Ellie Diamond, Lawrence Chaney and Tayce are all within reach of becoming the UK's next Drag Race superstar.
We might have had to wait a long time for series two, but it was sure worth it, henny.
"This is a part of real life and if you are not going to open your eyes up to it then turn the TV off.”
The cover photo-shoot is accompanied by a new interview with Drag Race superfan Jade Thirlwall.
The second series of the BBC Three hit is set to resume filming next month.
Could Drag Race do more to stamp out the online abuse that's synonymous with the show?
With many music and live theatre venues closed during the pandemic, one San Francisco drag club decided to bring their performers right to their audience's doorstep. Oasis launched its "Meals on Heels" service in August. For a fee, plus tips, drag queens will deliver food and cocktails right to your door, followed by a curbside, socially distant sidewalk lip sync performance for you and your neighbours.
The Drag Race winner shares why George Michael is a queer icon to her, and how she feels that meeting RuPaul was her destiny.
We put two of the UK's drag queens in a room together (alright, virtual room...) to have an intergenerational chat about the fascinating ways drag has moved on since the 80s.
Justin Bond and Nikita Gold of Drag Syndrome reveal the joy and sheer freedom of their flirty drag personas.