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A 'Drag Race' queen is leaving the country amid Trump's immigration crackdown

The beloved queen discussed her DACA status during RuPaul's Drag Race season 16.

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Will Smith Allegedly Shot Down a RuPaul Cameo on 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'

The star reportedly thought it was a "bad idea."

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'Nimona': Queer Animated Adventure Gets New Trailer

The film lands exclusively on Netflix June 30.

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'Drag Race' winner is 'taking a little break' for mental health

"This year has been intense for me in many ways, and I've experienced a lot of burnouts," the RuPaul's Drag Race champion explained. "Society doesn't encourage you about looking after your mental health."

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We're finally getting a 'Priscilla, Queen of the Desert' sequel — with the original cast

Director Stephan Elliott said the long-anticipated sequel is "going to give RuPaul a run for her money."

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Meet Mike Ruiz, the celebrity photographer capturing Hollywood through a gay lens

With his camera, Ruiz has left an undeniable mark on pop culture!

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Gay lawmaker Robert Garcia released his annual Pride Month playlist full of bops

The gay California Democrat curated some hits that will last all summer — which has also just gotten a lot gayer.

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RuPaul shades 'masculine white gay men' who project 'internalized homophobia'

The legendary drag queen recently told Out magazine about his experiences with "self-loathing" gay men.

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Bianca Del Rio wants to roast you on her 'Dead Inside Tour'

The RuPaul's Drag Race winner is kicking off an election year with fresh stand-up material.

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The beloved queen discussed her DACA status during RuPaul's Drag Race season 16.

The stars of the hit Las Vegas show are taking fans backstage and speaking up when it matters most.

Seemingly recognizing that it’s a retailer and not a library, the Drag Race host’s new venture revised its selections to exclude controversial content from right-wing writers, reaffirming its mission to be a safe space for LGBTQ+ narratives and voices.

Chaya Raichik’s account amplified anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments following Drag Race' s Emmy victory.

The RuPaul’s Drag Race host is extending his Emmys record even further.

The star reportedly thought it was a "bad idea."

The film lands exclusively on Netflix June 30.

"This year has been intense for me in many ways, and I've experienced a lot of burnouts," the RuPaul's Drag Race champion explained. "Society doesn't encourage you about looking after your mental health."

Director Stephan Elliott said the long-anticipated sequel is "going to give RuPaul a run for her money."

The online store declined to comment, but flagged certain books as 'contrary to our core values' and vowed to donate proceeds to fight book bans.

With his camera, Ruiz has left an undeniable mark on pop culture!

The show features contestants from Australia and New Zealand.

The sassy chihuahua is launching their own kiki collection of canine drag fashion.

Aura Eternal and Maxie wow the judges with “This Hot” duet.

The gay California Democrat curated some hits that will last all summer — which has also just gotten a lot gayer.

After making herstory, this crowned queen is ready to take on the world.

The legendary drag queen recently told Out magazine about his experiences with "self-loathing" gay men.

From Dolly to Billy, these are a reminder that we've seen it all, done it all, and definitely know it all.

The RuPaul's Drag Race winner is kicking off an election year with fresh stand-up material.

The RuPaul's Drag Race winner serves as the Queen of Pop's righthand woman.

The event took a stand for an art form under attack and raised money for the Trevor Project.