As the queens returned to the Werk Rook, Lydia B. Kollins was visibly shook from Kori King’s departure after their climactic lip sync (and lip smooch) against each other. Jewels Sparkles was relishing her very first win, while both Kollins and Lana Ja’Rae were eagerly anticipating their own first victories.
With looks that were truly revolutionary, Arrietty brought a fresh and visionary perspective to the “RuPaul's Drag Race” Season 17 runway.
Acacia Forgot has been eliminated from “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 17 and the queens are definitely in their feelings.
As the queen return to the Werk Room post runway, one thing is clear: Snatch Game was a bit of a rocky challenge for many of the queens from this season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” Now, they’re about to dive directly into another beloved challenge that will put their various skills to the test: the Rusical.
Instantly a larger than life personality from the moment she walked into the “RuPaul's Drag Race” Season 17 Werk Room, Kori King brought tongue in cheek fashion to the runway and was the undisputed confessional queen during the season (taking a cue from her Boston sister, “Drag Race” Season 16 finalist Plane Jane).
Returning to the Werk Room, Hormona Lisa has departed the competition, Lana Ja’Rae is emotional, and Kori King is particularly satisfied at the elimination. Arrietty is relishing being in the winner’s circle, and Crystal Envy’s frustration about not snagging a win yet is starting to crack her picture-perfect facade.
“Mid-Century Modern” (which debuted March 28 on Hulu) showcases three out LGBTQ characters living in a house together, along with one of the character's uber-critical, but beloved mother.
It’s been a long time – maybe 25 years since “Will & Grace” debuted – since there’s been so much excitement about a new, queer sitcom premiering. “Mid-Century Modern,” bowing on Hulu on March 28 is the creation of Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, the gay men who were also behind “Will & Grace.” Set in Palm Springs, California, following the death of one of their closest friends, three gay men gather to mourn.
She's able to strum a guitar and express an opinion both with ease, but Acacia Forgot has plans to showcase her musical abilities in her sights post-"RuPaul's Drag Race" elimination.
As the first queen to hit the “RuPaul's Drag Race” Main Stage from Asbury Park, NJ, Crystal Envy has set the bar incredibly high.
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