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"NightGowns remains 'home,'" Sasha Velour says about the 10th anniversary of her legendary drag revue. "No matter what happens in my career, I'll always return to it."
The fashion designer reflects on his groundbreaking exhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, featuring legendary looks from Drag Race alumni Sasha Velour, Blair St. Clair, Kandy Muse, and more.
Opinion: Masculinity is a social construct—one we collectively create, define, uphold, or deconstruct. What if this series could show us a better way?
Murray Hill and Revry have crowned the first-ever King of Drag during an electrifying and emotional grand finale.
These Drag Race queens went from competing in the werk room to slaying behind their own judging panels.
The RuPaul's Drag Race winner is a judge on Revry's King of Drag — a groundbreaking new series for drag kings hosted by Murray Hill.
Murray Hill is building a drag kingdom on the LGBTQ+ streaming service Revry.
Despite their very different journeys on the show, all of these queens made it to the RuPaul's Drag Race finale.
Mama, kudos for this New York City season. For spilling.
Out has the exclusive premiere of Raja's episode on Out of the Closet, which is back for a new season featuring several RuPaul's Drag Race winners.
Season 4 of We're Here, which featured Sasha Velour, Jaida Essence Hall, Priyanka, and Latrice Royale, is now the final season of the drag-centric series on HBO and Max.
More than one queen from each of these seasons has gone on to become a RuPaul's Drag Race winner!
"There are three shows on Broadway right now that do a wig rose petal reveal," Sasha Velour tells Out about her new stage production Velour: A Drag Spectacular. "We've already come up with reveals that are way better than that."
"A lot of kids who watched me on The Zone on YTV have grown up to become fans of my drag," Priyanka tells Out in an interview for We're Here. "We're not a threat, honey."
During an interview with Out, Sasha Velour reveals how Bob the Drag Queen played a major role in her joining the cast of We're Here season 4.
"We were in their faces, handing out flyers, going to queer organizations, finding gay people, and telling them to spread the word," Sasha Velour tells Out. "That's how I do it in New York, and that's how I'm going to do it everywhere I go."
The Drag Race legend chatted with Out on the pink carpet premiere of We're Here Season 4!
Sasha Velour discusses her new memoir/manifesto, The Big Reveal, and reflects on her RuPaul’s Drag Race journey in an interview with Out.
