'Drag Me to Dinner' Is An Act of Protest
'Drag Me To Dinner' simply by being a fun show with drag queens is an act of protest against anti-LGBTQ laws.
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'Drag Me To Dinner' simply by being a fun show with drag queens is an act of protest against anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Hulu's new competition series Drag Me to Dinner looks like what you'd get if you crossed RuPaul's Drag Race with Top Chef. Each episode, two pairs of drag queens face off to create the perfect dinner party for the show's superstar judges: Neil Patrick Harris, Bianca Del Rio, and Haneefah Wood. There will be cooking, there will be decorating, and there will be glorious, fabulous chaos.Besides the show's judges, Drag Me to Dinner boasts some pretty big names. New York City legend Murray Hill (so g
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