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RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under dates finally announced 7 Apr, 2021 07:00 PM 3 minutes to read RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under queens revealed. Video / Supplied NZ Herald Ever since TVNZ confirmed an Australasian version of popular reality show, RuPaul's Drag Race, fans have been holding their collective sequin-loving breath for details on when the show will air. The wait is finally over. Saturday night is now the night to stay in, rather than head out, with RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under premiering on May 1 on TVNZ OnDemand and screening the same day on TVNZ 2. Hosted by RuPaul, with Drag Race ve...

14 shares The 10 fierce Aussie and Kiwi queens competing to be Australasia's first ever Drag Race Superstar were revealed live at the 2021 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. The queens who will be racing down the runway soon are: Anita Wigl'it (Auckland, NZ), Art Simone (Geelong, VIC), Coco Jumbo (Sydney, NSW), Elektra Shock (Auckland, NZ), Etcetera Etcetera (Sydney, NSW), JoJo Zaho (Newcastle, NSW), Karen from Finance (Melbourne, VIC), Kita Mean (Auckland, NZ), Maxi Shield (Sydney, NSW) and Scarlet Adams (Perth, WA). Star of the show: RuPaul himself will be hosting, with drag icon Michelle V...

RuPaul has made another international edition of Drag Race, this one in Australia and New Zealand. Get your first look at the ten queens of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under, premiering later this year.

Coco and friends stepped in to defend the victim, leading to a scuffle.  A good deed: Coco [pictured] along with fellow drag queens Ivy Leaguee and Vybe were picking up some kebabs after work when they witnessed a group physically assault a man on Oxford Street 'A guy pushed Ivy so I picked him up and threw him into the gutter,' said the reality TV star of the ensuing fight. 'He tried to run away and I chased him into the oncoming traffic. I’m surprised my wig didn’t come off.'  Coco then summed up the encounter: 'Don’t mess with gay people. Let alone two men dressed as women. Silly b...

Sydney Cricket Ground last night ( Saturday 6 March 2021) in a dazzling display of self-expression, proving that not even a global pandemic can stop LGBTQI+ communities rising together in pride and passion. A stadium crowd of 36,000 spectators cheered on as 5,000 marchers, from over 120 parade entries, marched onto the field in a vibrant display of diversity and unity. Parade partner SBS broadcast the event live to hundreds of thousands of homes and viewing parties across the country. From Broken Hill to Cairns, 30 venues across Australia were awarded grants to hold official parade viewing pa...