Drag

A self-proclaimed Nazi allegedly attacked RuPaul’s Drag Race queen Morgan McMichaels.

The season two and All Stars 3 star posted a shocking picture on her Instagram.

‘My hand is broken,’ she then said on the post.

‘I was approached by a man at the store who informed me that he was a Nazi and he wanted to cut my faggot throat.

‘After he took a swing I obliged him and finished the fight….’

‘This faggot will not be victimized…’

Morgan did not comment on whether she phoned West Hollywood police after the incident.

A 14-year-old boy was banned from performing his drag act at his school's end-of-year talent show.

Lewis Bailey, who performs as Athena Heart, was told by Castle High School and Visual Arts College in Dudley that his performance was not permitted, a day before it was to go ahead.

He said he was upset by the decision, and chose to go to school in drag on Friday's non-uniform day.

The school said it celebrated diversity but felt the act was not "appropriate".

If I ever become a famous singer, the only drag queen I want lip syncing to my stuff is Trinity K Bonet.  If you're not going to go this far for your illusions just don't try it, Drag is not for you, leave it to the professionals like Trinity.  Don't just take our word for it though, her performances are Monica and Cardi B approved.  We are still waiting to hear back from Beyonce.  

Season 10 of Drag Race is coming to an end with the finale being aired next week.  This week the reunion saw all the queens return, with the most anticipated moment being a showdown between The Vixen and Eureka.  During their segment The Vixen confronted Ru about how she chastized her for how she responded to Eureka purposefully provoking an arguement with her for a reaction and not saying anything to Eureka.  After feeling like she wasn't heard, The Vixen left filming altogether and in an emotional moment Asia came to her defense saying the queens should be uplifting the Vixen as opposed t

After a controversial run on Season 10, The Vixen is one of the most talked about queens of the entire series. While she might have ruffled a few feathers, she has absolutely no regrets. 

In an interview with Pride she states: 

It's one thing to have five black queens on RuPaul's Drag Race, but you actually have to acknowledge the double standard working against them.

In Season 4 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Willam became the first and only queen to ever be disqualified. Now, she’s finally revealed what happened. And it’s all thanks to Saturday Night Live cast member Leslie Jones.

It started when Jones tweeted a video of her watching William’s disqualification.

She needed to know what happened.

https://twitter.com/Lesdoggg/status/1003436714378059776

Luckily, William is clearly a fan of Jones and was willing to spill all because she ‘worships’ the comedian.

Like many Queens before her The Vixen pointed out how race plays a role in the support that different queens recieve on Drag Race.  Of course her pointing this out ruffled feathers and racists came out of the woodworks.  

The Vixen then took to Twitter to reveal some fans have been sending her death threats.

All of this was sparked by an important discussion about race with fellow queen Aquaria during episode three of Untucked.

It all started when Aquaria questioned The Vixen’s win on the runway theme of Very Best Drag the previous week.

Back in 2013, judges rejected former hopeful Adam Sanders -now 24 – during season 12 of the US singing competition.

But, rather than take the criticisms to heart, Adam went away and practiced a new approach.

And on Sunday, Sanders gloriously returned to the show during Season 16 as queen alter-ego, Ada Vox.

Ada impressed the judges with her moves and voice (Picture: YouTube/American Idol)

The show saw Vox unleash a new walk, new singing voice and plenty of new sass for judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan.

Newly crowned Mr. Black America Jr ZodiacX Iman's celebration was short lived after he found out his wallet was stolen and the culprits were using his debit card at Wendy's.  In a series of Facebook posts he broke down what happened.