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Emmerdale star Max Parker didn’t let the lockdown get in the way of celebrating his birthday in style this weekend.The actor that plays Luke Posner in the soap pulled out all the stops to mark his 29th birthday despite having to stay home. Max called in the professionals to transform his Manchester apartment into an at-home cinema.

Asttina Mandella has revealed her "disgust" at being the latest queen eliminated from RuPaul's Drag Race UK.The 27 year old was the third contestant eliminated from the British version of the hit reality show's second season, after a lip sync against fellow competitor Tia Kofi. Following the week's challenge, which saw the queens pair up in Who Wore It Best?, Asttina and Tia found themselves in the bottom two, facing off over a performance of Dua Lipa's Don't Start Now.

< 1 min read Start your engines ladies… RuPaul has landed in Auckland, New Zealand to start 14 days of quarantine at a local hotel before the beginning of filming for Drag Race Australia.

is getting a nip and tuck courtesy of the season 13 queens. So says the Dominican doll from New York City, Kandy Muse.«When you ask someone, 'What is your favorite season of ?' They always go back to season 6.

not mention interruptions of many movie and TV productions.

2020 can’t end fast enough, but the three-time reigning Emmy Competition series “RuPaul’s Drag Race” is returning just in time to kick the New Year, er, Ru-Year off right. This morning, VH1 announced that the 13th season of “Drag Race” will premiere on Friday, Jan.

@denalifoxx | @denalifox Chicago, ILAll hail Chicago's ice queen. With a career as a professional figure skater, much of Denali's unique drag incorporates ice skating and acrobatic elements.

Dolly Parton, 74, didn’t hesitate to cheekily compare her own “staying ready” makeup and dress up routine with Rupaul’s when the two icons sat down for a discussion that was part of the new Dec. issue of Marie Claire, and Twitter users couldn’t help but respond with bold tweets.

With its upcoming 20th anniversary, a director’s cut of the queer cinema cult classic “But I’m a Cheerleader” is coming to 4K Ultra HD. Not only can fans enjoy a higher quality version of the beloved film, but the new release comes with previously unreleased deleted scenes and a load of special features.

Natasha Lyonne as an all-American high schooler shipped off to the True Directions «rehabilitation» camp when her conservative parents discover she's a lesbian. But when she falls for another camper (Clea DuVall), not even an intervention from an ex-gay counselor (played by none other than RuPaul) can straighten her out.«I uncovered some amazing lost scenes that I wasn't able to include in the original film and am so happy to see them added back into this cut,» Babbit tells ET.

Finding Your Roots, a program hosted by Henry Louis Gates that analyzes the ancestry, DNA codes, and familial connections of various celebrities.Booker had his DNA tested in a previous season, but, due to Gates’s records, the show was able to find a long stretch of identical DNA that the two men share in common.“He looks like my kin,” RuPaul said during the episode, which aired earlier this month. “There’s a sweetness about him that I’ve always loved and an intellect that is undeniable.

LGBTQ television won big at the 2020 Emmy Awards, with RuPaul and Euphoria’s Zendaya even making history with their wins.

72nd Creative Arts and Primetime Emmy Awards proved to be a landmark moment for diversity.

RuPaul made Emmy herstory during Saturday's Creative Arts Emmys — with a fifth consecutive win for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Competition Program — and dedicated the award to the late queen, Chi Chi Devayne.«I'd like to dedicate this Emmy to one of girls, Chi Chi Devayne,» RuPaul said during his virtual acceptance speech. «May you rest in power and perfection.»Chi Chi — the stage name of Zavion Davenport — originally appeared on season 8 of season 8, before returning to compete on .

RuPaul has his say: The grande dame of set up shop on the strip for his first-ever residency — and then turned all the devotion, drama and dragtasticness of putting on a live show into a new spinoff, .The six-episode docuseries follows fan favorite queens Asia O'Hara, Derrick Barry, Kameron Michaels, Naomi Smalls, Vanessa Vanjie Mateo and Yvie Oddly as the girls set out to launch and documents all of the blood, sweat and tears that go into not f**king it up.«It's the biggest peek behind the

every week. It might be time to go home and work a little bit more on my drag,” “I’m a real person, and I just felt it was my time to go.

herstory — and it was recently nominated for best reality competition series.

11 Primetime Emmy nominations for season 12, including Outstanding Competition Program, Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program for, and Outstanding Host for Reality/Competition Program for RuPaul, who has won in the category the last four years.“Drag queens have been on the frontlines of many challenging times in our history,” the host and EP said of the new seasons in a statement. “RuPaul’s Drag Race 13, All Stars 6 and new seasons of Untucked will offer more opportunities for our queens to

is set to be a roller coaster of emotions, as this first look at the premiere previews backstage drama, pandemic fears and at least one makeout session between Vanessa Vanjie Mateo and Kameron Michaels.«Like, why haven't we hung out more often?» Vanjie questions Kameron in the teaser, cutting to the big kiss and their fellow queens' shocked reactions.

that kicked off earlier this year at the Flamingo hotel and casino.The docu-series will follow six alumnae of the Emmy-winning show as they shantay and slay on the red carpet, rock the theater, invade the casinos and celebrate backstage with Ru.

season 12,, and had aired their final episodes, then you don't know RuPaul.Set to debut on VH1 in August, the six-episode docuseries  will follow legendary alumni Asia O’Hara, Derrick Barry, Kameron Michaels, Naomi Smalls, Vanessa «Vanjie» Mateo and Yvie Oddly as they set up shop on the strip for the  residency.Judging from the first teaser,  will be full of stunts and shenanigans, hot-and-heavy makeouts and just a little bit of backstage melodrama: «All of drag is depending on us to turn it

RuPaul answered a particularly ominous-sounding phone call from… .«I don't know who called RuPaul, but I think it's bad for us,» Cracker says in this first look at Friday's finale, debuting exclusively on ET. «I'll tell you what: If RuPaul is scared, I am terrified.»Cracker, Shea and Juju barely have time to shake in their boots before they receive another surprise: The eliminated queens are back.

RuPaul Drag Race‘s Plastique Tiara, 23, who goes by Duc Tran Nguyen when she’s not working, knows how much the show has done for her career. After finishing in eighth place last year, Plastique has been busy gracing the stage all over the world! Unfortunately with the COVID-19 pandemic, she was forced to postpone her latest tour.

Dolly Parton and RuPaul’s Drag Race star Nina West have partnered on a capsule collection to raise funds for charity.The country music legend and LGBTQ+ activist have joined forces on the three-piece Dolly x Nina: Kindness is Queen line, which is comprised of a limited-edition T-shirt, tote bag, and enamel pin. Each item features the Kindness Is Queen slogan, with West hoping the concept will “foster kindness and hope during this difficult time”.

has something old (a fan favorite from all the way back in season 1) and something new (that twisty new twist), something borrowed (, which we traditionally don't get for ) and something blue (the current state of the world). brings 10 beloved queens back into the Werk Room to slug it out for a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame — if they can survive this season's mystery lip sync assassins, that is.

Crystal Methyd, Gigi Goode and Jaida Essence Hall are making herstory amid the Jandemic pandemic. In lieu of a live grand finale, as has become customary, season 12's finalists will compete for the crown without leaving their homes.

As a wise Laganja Estranja once said, «Y'all wanted a twist, eh?»

This is a whole different kind of Ruveal.

With all the talk of and, let's not forget we have a season 12 queen to crown. And now, we know how Mama Ru is going to make that happen amid the ongoing Jandemic pandemic.

Entertainment Weekly (EW) is celebrating Pride Month with its Pride Forever issue, the cover of which pays tribute to LGBTQ icons and changemakers through illustration.

This is a whole different kind of Ruveal.

The race to become America's Next Drag Superstar is on.

season 12 is winding down — as is — but if you thought Mama Ru was going to take her foot off the gas anytime soon, think again:  season 5 premieres next month!

It’s still showtime without Showtime for “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars.”

This is a whole different kind of Ruveal.

Someone forward RuPaul a Zoom tutorial, because DragCon is going digital.