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Canada’s Drag Race returns for a fifth season!

The Canadian version of the Drag Race franchise is set to debut new episodes starting in November, with the return of host and judge Brooke Lynn Hytes, as well as resident judges Brad Goreski and Traci Melchor.

This coming season, there are 11 new queens who will “compete in a variety of gag-worthy challenges and wig-snatching runway categories for the chance to be crowned Canada’s Next Drag Superstar.”

Canada’s Drag Race season five is set to premiere Thursday, November 21st on Wow Presents Plus in the US and select territories, and same day locally on Crave in Canada.

Keep reading inside to meet all of the contestants for season five…...

Canada's Drag Race: Canada Vs. The World season 2 premieres on July 19, featuring 9 divas from various Drag Race franchises competing for the title. Lisa Rinna, Traci Melchor, Brooke Lynn Hytes, and Brad Goreski will be judges on the show, with celebrities like Charlotte Cardin, Alessia Cara, and Samantha Bee participating in challenges. Season 2 includes Canada's Drag Race alums, UK fan-favorites, French contestants, and American Drag Race alumni, promising an exciting competition.

Canada's Drag Race: Canada Vs. The World season 2 is right around the corner, with viewers ready to see how much heat this season will bring to the Great White North. Ra'Jah O'Hara won Canada's Drag Race: Canada Vs. The World season 1 with Silky Nutmeg Ganache finishing in the runners-up position. Ra'Jah earned the Queen of The Mother-Pucking World title and took home a $100,000 cash prize. Countries featured in the first season included the United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Canada.

Canada's Drag Race: Canada Vs. The World season 2 features returning judges and international queens competing for the title. Nine global divas, including Cheryl Hole, Eureka O'Hara, and Alexis Mateo, join the competition. The series will air on July 19 on Wow Presents Plus.

Canada's Drag Race: Canada Vs. The World season 2 cast is full of surprises, with three returning resident judges and a guest arbiter. The RuPaul Drag Race franchise has expanded and taken the world by storm, with some of the favorite queens returning to screens for another shot at the crown. The series was renewed for a second season in July 2023 after a successful end to Canada's Drag Race: Canada Vs. The World season 1.

There will be nine international divas battling to take the Queen of The Mother-Pucking title. This comes nearly two years after Ra'Jah O'Hara was crowned the winner during Canada's Drag Race: Canada Vs. The World...

Canada’s Drag Race season four is on the way and the full cast has just been revealed!

Premiering on Crave in Canada and Wow Presents Plus in the US and other parts of the world, the upcoming new season will see the return of resident judges Brooke Lynn Hytes, Brad Goreski and Traci Melchor.

There are 11 new queens competing for the crown, the title of Canada’s Next Drag Superstar and the $100,000 grand prize!

In each episode, the queens will test their limits in singing, dancing, acting, impersonation, design and improv challenges, being eliminated one by one throughout the season until one is left as the winner.

Past winners include Priyanka, Icesis Couture and Gisèle Lullaby.

Canada’s Drag Race season four premieres November 16th at 9pm Et/Pt on Wow Presents Plus, and will debut Thursdays at 9pm Et/Pt on the streaming platform.

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“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Garcelle Beauvais has said the new season of the Bravo reality series will drop in November — and will be a kinder edition of the franchise.

“I’m hearing November is our release date. It’s back to fun and glamour and friendships,” said Beauvais of Season 13. “It’s not as toxic as it was. I think the last season was pretty hardcore on everybody.”

Season 12 has been described by Variety’s resident “Real Housewives” correspondent Kate Aurthur as “grisly,” and ultimately led to the departure of long-time provocateur Lisa Rinna this past January. Rinna constantly stirred the pot on the show, and feuded heavily with Kathy Hilton. She also got into her share of spats with Beauvais, who had been friendly with Rinna, a fellow actor, prior to starring together on “Real Housewives.”

Beauvais, who was speaking at an A+E Networks-presented breakfast...

Canada’s Drag Race teased a massive guest for its latest season: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau! This isn’t the first time RuPaul’s fantastic competition series has gotten political, with figures like Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appearing on the original series, but Trudeau has the distinction of being the first world leader on the show, which is certainly impressive.

This new season will be taking on the new “Vs. The World,” format first introduced in Drag Race U.K. which is an “all stars” system that combines queens from all over the international franchises of the show.

Queens from U.S. Drag Race Ra’Jah O’Hara and Silky Nutmeg Ganache are returning, while Canada alums Icesis Couture, Kendall Gender, Rita Baga and Stephanie Prince are also getting a second chance.

Unfortunately, it looks like Trudeau was too busy to stay to guest judge as he just makes a brief appearance in the Queens’ workroom.

Justin Trudeau in the Drag Race werkroom? How aboot that!

The Prime Minister of Canada is one of several special guests appearing in the just-released trailer for Canada’s Drag Race: Canada Vs. the World, premiering Friday, Nov. 18 at 9/8c on Wow Presents Plus.

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Brooke Lynn Hytes will serve as the show’s host, judging alongside Brad Goreski and...

Canada's Drag Race has had three successful seasons, and now, it looks like they are expanding their horizons as Canada's Drag Race: Canada vs. The World was announced to air this year. Canada will be the second country to host a Vs. The World series with competitors from all over the world as RuPaul hosted RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs. The World earlier this year. Now, nine brand-new all-stars will enter Canada and try to win the crown.

According to EW, among the nine queens returning for Canada vs. The World are Rajah O'Hara, from Drag Race 11 and All-Stars, Anita Wigl'it (Down Under 1), Victoria Scone (UK 3), and Icesis Couture (Canada 2 winner). However, they will be joined by many more international stars to win the title. Despite not knowing what the prize is yet, viewers are eager to see how this race will play out among these queens.

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Step aside, Priyanka and Icesis Couture, it’s time to make room for a new Queen of the North.

Canada’s Drag Race crowned its third-ever winner on Thursday in a dramatic finale that saw the final four queens of Season 3 — Gisèle Lullaby, Jada Shada Hudson, Kimmy Couture and Miss Fiercalicious — face off in an all-out smackdown for the win.

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There’s no date set for when “Canada’s Drag Race” Season 2 will premiere, but last month fans got more news about the judges’ panel shakeup that’s been in flux since March. Two judges are out and three new ones have been named.

Season 1 saw “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 11 runner-up Brooke Lynn Hytes, actor Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and model Stacey McKenzie judging the 12 competing queens. In March, Jeffrey announced he wouldn’t be returning to the show, and in late June Stacey followed his lead. That left Brooke Lynn as the sole returning judge from Season 1.

The three new judges joining Brooke Lynn are actress Amanda Brugel, fashion stylist Brad Goreski and broadcaster Traci Melchor. Brooke Lynn, known as Brock Edward Hayhoe when not in drag, is a gay man, as is Brad. Both Amanda and Traci are straight women. The 50-50 split between gay men and straight women leaves zero...

Canada’s Drag Race will be serving some very different looks when it returns for Season 2 later this year.

Following the news that neither Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman nor Stacey McKenzie will be returning as judges, we can officially welcome their replacements to the panel: Handmaid’s Tale actress Amanda Brugel and celebrity stylist Brad Goreski. Additionally, Season 1 correspondent Traci Melchor is being bumped up to full-time judge. That trio joins Brooke Lynn Hytes, the only returning judge from Season 1.

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After one season of “Canada’s Drag Race,” we’re all feeling “true north strong and fierce,” right? The “RuPaul’s Drag Race” franchise branched out this summer for its first season in Canada, featuring a cast of some of the country’s most established queens and some of its freshest. Judging duties were shared between Canadian model Stacey McKenzie, Canadian television star Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and Rpdr season 11 runner-up Brooke Lynn Hytes. The season came to a close Thursday night in a season finale to decide if Canada’s first drag superstar would be Rita Baga, Priyanka or Scarlett BoBo.

In last week’s penultimate episode, the final four walked three different categories in the event of the season, “The Snow Ball.” After strutting down the runway in categories Executive Holiday Party Realness, Icy Walk of Shame, and Ice Queen Eleganza, Scarlett was declared the challenge winner for the first time this season,...

You may think you’ve already done had yourses, but you haven’t unless you’ve turned your gaze northward for “Canada’s Drag Race.” The new series kicked off July 2nd featuring Canadian model Stacey McKenzie, Canadian television star Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and Rpdr season 11 runner-up Brooke Lynn Hytes as season-long judges.

In last week’s sixth episode, the seven remaining queens divided into three groups for an acting challenge where they spoofed late night law firm commercials. In the end, Rita Baga earned her third overall win, making her a clear frontrunner as the field of queens narrowed. In the bottom two were Ilona Verley and Boa, and after a rather reserved lip sync Ilona squeaked out another win, securing her safety and eliminating Boa in the process.

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You may think you’ve already done had yourses, but you haven’t unless you’ve turned your gaze northward for “Canada’s Drag Race.” The new series kicked off July 2nd featuring Canadian model Stacey McKenzie, Canadian television star Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and Rpdr season 11 runner-up Brooke Lynn Hytes as season-long judges.

In the second episode, the queens rewrote herstory by overacting in spoofs of famed Canadian history ads “Heritage Minutes.” Lemon, who was in the bottom two the first week, rose to the top to become the second challenge winner. Kyne and Tynomi Banks faced off in the lip sync for your life with Tynomi winning out, sending Kyne on her way home.

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Exclusive: World of Wonder, the company that serves us all the RuPaul’s Drag Race goodness, is expanding its programming with BBC’s How’s Your Head, Hun? and Crave’s Canada’s Drag Race. The two will exclusively make their U.S. debut on May 26 and July 2 respectively. They will air day-and-date with their international airings on World of Wonder’s Svod Service Wow Presents Plus. In addition, the World of Wonder docuseries Werq the World is set to return for its second season on June 2.

On How’s Your Head, Hun?, RuPaul’s Drag Race judge Michelle Visage gives an inside look at life in quarantine while Drag Race life is temporarily on hold. Joined by her husband, David, her teenage daughter, Lola, Lola’s newish boyfriend, and her pets, she keeps things light and refocuses her energy on her family as they participate in high jinks, lockdown projects,...