'King of Drag' laid out a blueprint for a revolutionary masculinity
Opinion: Masculinity is a social construct—one we collectively create, define, uphold, or deconstruct. What if this series could show us a better way?
JULY 28, 2025
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Opinion: Masculinity is a social construct—one we collectively create, define, uphold, or deconstruct. What if this series could show us a better way?
It's time for drag kings to finally get the spotlight in this honest and compelling documentary.
Lizzo has been incorporating drag performers at her concerts and we are more than here for it.
A new PSA features drag performers getting out the vote in every U.S. state.
The drag king and star of S.O.Z.: Soldiers or Zombies' and Vida discusses expanding the notion of who's allowed to play which roles in Hollywood.
How to build a reality competition series for drag kings? Start with calling Mr. Showbiz himself.
The U.K. performer is creating visibility and inclusivity for fellow cabaret artists who don't necessarily fit the mainstream mold.
The acclaimed series that tells Latinx and queer stories through sisters Emma and Lyn is back in April.
When Donald Trump visits the United Kingdom this summer, he will be greeted by drag kings and queens protesting in solidarity with marginalized groups.
In an interview with The Advocate, the RuPaul's Drag Race host discussed the Emmys, Black Lives Matter, drag kings, and his belief in a higher power.
Coming back to The Advocate after a nearly seven-year absence, Rupert Everett talks about playing Stage Beauty's king in drag, trying to make a gay James Bond movie, and killing John Schlesinger
The time has come ... for female drag performers to be on RuPaul's Drag Race, say past and present contestants.
The addition of drag kings would make RuPaul's Drag Race a better and more inclusive show, says performer Landon Cider.
Mark your calendars for The Boulet Brothers Dragula.
A gala to benefit Shakespeare in the Park reunited the actress of many faces with her Mama Mia costar Christine Baranski, who played Hillary Clinton.
Drag — whether male and female impersonation — has been a part of America’s culture since even before our nation was born.