When the Peabody Institute Library in Danvers first announced its May 10 ‘Drag Makeup For Teens!‘ program with drag artist Miz Diamond Wigfall, the library received several emails and messages pushing back on the event.
D’Arcy Drollinger, a drag performer and owner of San Francisco LGBTQ+ nightclub Oasis, has been named the city’s first-ever drag laureate, honoring her outstanding creative achievements.
In a groundbreaking feature for the June Pride Month edition of Architectural Digest, fans and enthusiasts are treated to an extraordinary glimpse into the dazzling Beverly Hills mansion of the iconic drag queen, RuPaul. This exclusive tour provides an intimate look into the transformative collaboration between RuPaul and renowned decorator Martyn Lawrence Bullard, resulting in a home that epitomizes the intersection of extravagant Hollywood Regency style and RuPaul’s flamboyant persona.
The owner of Houston’s only lesbian bar says her business is in jeopardy after it was denied insurance coverage, and she’s putting the blame, in part, on an anti-drag bill moving through the Texas Legislature.
Twelve returning queens are back to compete for their spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame and the grand prize of $200,000 when the new season premieres May 12 on Paramount+ with two all-new
During the “Drag Isn’t Dangerous” telethon on Sunday — which raised more than $500,000 for LGBTQ+ charities as anti-drag legislation rises across the U.S. —Marcia Gay Harden said her children motivate her work.
In a powerful speech, Reverend Dr. Robert Griffin of Sunshine Cathedral in Florida passionately addressed the congregation and the wider LGBTQ+ community about the urgent need to transform Stonewall Pride into a protest.
Retired US Navy Commander Julianna Vida has slammed a Republican lawmaker’s criticism of the use of a drag queen to boost recruitment.
Vida told Fox News that Alabama’s Senator Tommy Tuberville’s position was destructive and works to undermine the Navy’s ability to recruit new members.
The Drag Isn’t Dangerous livestream telethon, hosted by Justin Martindale, Alaska 5000, Peppermint, and Adam Shankman and created by Producer Entertainment Group, raised more than $500,000 for LGBTQ+ charities. The event saw performers including RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 7 winner Jinkx Monsoon, Jake Wesley Rogers, Bob the Drag Queen, and more take to the stage in both live and pre-taped performances to help raise money for organizations benefiting the queer community.
Hayley Kiyoko protested Tennessee’s anti-drag legislation by taking the stage at a Nashville concert with drag performers despite threats of being shut down by undercover cops. Kiyoko is a singer and actor and icon for the LGBTQ+ community, even earning the nickname “Lesbian Jesus” from some of her fans.
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