Drag Race All Stars is set to return next month, premiering June 24 on Paramount+. Ahead of the upcoming sixth series, we’ve received a first look at the queens returning to our screens from
Drag Race seasons past.
Among the record 13 contestants coming back for a chance to leave their legacy in the Drag Hall of Fame are several from
Drag Race season 11 A’Keria C. Davenport, Ra’Jah O’Hara, Scarlet Envy, and Silky Nutmeg Ganache alongside Kylie Sonique Love, Jiggly Caliente, Serena ChaCha, Trinity K. Bonet, Eureka, and Jan.
For others, season six won’t be their first
Check out the first sickening trailer for Drag Race España
You better sí sí that walk because the first trailer for Drag Race España is here!
In the teaser, Spanish drag legend and host Supremme de Luxe welcomes the 10 sickening señoritas as they take centre stage in the latest international addition in the global drag phenomenon.
The queens battling it out to be Spain’s First Drag Superstar are as follows: Arantxa Castilla La Mancha, Carmen Farala, Dovima Nurmi, Hugaceo Crujiente, Inti, Killer Queen, Pupi Poisson, Sagittaria, The Macarena and Vulcano.
Like the original series and its many spin-offs, which include Drag Race Thailand, Drag Race UK, Canada’s Drag Race and Drag Race Holland, the contestants will compete in a variety of challenges and lip-sync each week to remain in the competition.
Life in the time of Rona
How Covid-19 has affected the lives of different people
published : 7 May 2021 at 04:00
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It s no mystery that the Covid-19 pandemic has upended the lives of people from all walks of life, all over the world. From children who were looking forward to their first day of school to people in retirement, there s not a single person who hasn t felt the effects of the coronavirus, even if they weren t necessarily infected.
At the beginning of it all, Thailand seemed to be able manage the virus and its spread, even being lauded by some as having handled the pandemic well. Because of that, everything mostly went back to normal for months and it seemed that the worse was behind us. But in came 2021 and hopes of it being the year for new beginnings were dashed. More than a year since we first entered quarantine, we re facing a third wave where more than 2,000 positive cases a day are being recorded, as well as new deaths. Hospitals are filled with Covid patie
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Why we need to see more South Asian queens on Drag Race UK
South Asian drag is some of the most beautifully decorated and culturally diverse drag in existence.
Words by Reeta Loi
6th April 2021
Let’s talk about the incredible South Asian drag queens and kings on the UK scene because frankly, we need to. There’s absolutely no denying that Drag Race has been an unparalleled platform for the positive mainstreaming of drag culture, and hence for drag artists across the globe, and has been instrumental in bringing this aspect of queer culture into the mainstream on our terms, rather than through appropriation.