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On the season premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 17, the 14 new queens entered the Werk Room together, but host RuPaul Charles had them divide themselves into two groups of seven for a split premiere of talent show performances in “Drag Queens Got Talent.” Performing in the first week were Acacia Forgot, Arrietty, Jewels Sparkles, Joella, Lucky Starzzz, Lydia B Kollins, and Suzie Toot.

Instead of RuPaul, Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley, and special guest judge Katy Perry scoring the queens, the seven girls that didn’t perform decided the tops from the bottoms via the Rate-a-Queen twist. By their judgment, Jewels and Suzie were the top two and Acacia was the bottom (and she’s positioned to lip sync for her life in Episode 2 because of it).

Since alliances, friendships, and shade came into the queens’ decisions, we thought it worth while to play Rate-a-Queen ourselves by providing our own...

“RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” kicked off its 9th season on Friday, May 17 with the first two episodes featuring returning queens from seasons past. In the sister series “Untucked,” now in its 6th “All Stars” season, the queens throw back a cocktail and dish the dirt backstage on the latest challenge. Check out our recap of “Untucked” episode 2 below.

This week the queens competed in “The Paint Ball,” walking the runway in three categorized looks: “Monochromatica,” “Drag Imitates Art,” and a third original creation that they had to design and hand paint from scratch. Prior to RuPaul Charles announcing the official top two performers of the week next to earn the coveted Beautiful Benefactress Badges, they gathered backstage to reflect on the fashion-focused challenge.

Jorgeous was relieved that the judges didn’t go harder on her because she was very unsure about her three choices, but Plastique Tiara said that...

Sunday Connections always seem to be the most enjoyable ones, and today's categories did not disappoint. There are some tough misdirections in today's game but we solved them all and are here to help you do the same.

One of the real joys in a game of Connections is when you can solve the 'trickiest' category first. Purple always seems to be the most illusive and we usually get it last once all the extra words are leftover. Luckily in today's game, it was our first score and didn't seem too difficult. Getting the hardest one first can really boost your confidence when going into the rest of the game.

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The 2024 People’s Choice Awards were handed out on Sunday during a live ceremony from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif.

Heading into the Simu Lu-hosted simulcast, which aired on NBC, E! and Peacock, Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building led the group with seven nominations for its third season. Apple TV’s The Morning Show and Ted Lasso, as well as HBO’s The Last of Us, were tied for second with six nods apiece. Meanwhile, NBC’s Law & Order: Svu and Hulu’s The Bear nabbed five nominations each. So which series reigned supreme?

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Each week on “Whatcha Packin’,” Michelle Visage interviews the recently eliminated queen and shows us some of the runway looks they didn’t get the chance to use on the show. Following her episode 4 elimination, Mirage shares her thoughts on the value of “getting back up” after falling in pleasers and failing on the show. Watch the full episode above via the official RuPaul’s Drag Race channel on YouTube.

In her interview with Michelle, Mirage explained the emotion she displayed when she was eliminated, calling it “a release” of everything that was built up to get on the show. Michelle showered Mirage with praise as a performer, especially as a contrast to how she presents out of drag and because of the “vogue femme” aspects of her dancing and heel clacking skills. Mirage shared that she is the sister of Anetra and has also worked with a lot of Ru...

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 15 featured the largest cast in the show’s history, including, for the first time ever, three queens of Asian American Pacific Islander heritage in a single season.

The winner, native Hawaiian Sasha Colby, became the first Polynesian queen to be crowned America’s Next Drag Superstar over Anetra, a queen of mixed Filipino heritage. It marked the first time since Season 3 that the two finalists were of Aapi descent.

Colby was joined by Season 15 contestant Aura Mayari and executive producer Mandy Salangsang in a conversation with TheWrap about representation on the franchise — which is nominated for Outstanding Reality Competition and eight additional Emmy awards this year — and the unique challenges and rewards they faced as Aapi drag queens.

“I was a performer when I was a kid,” recalled Mayari, who immigrated to the United States from the Philippines. “As a viewer, I never saw anybody that looked like me.

MTV and Paramount+ are keeping RuPaul’s engines running, renewing RuPaul’s Drag Race for Season 16 and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars for Season 9, TVLine has learned. Those renewals, naturally, also come with additional seasons of Untucked.

Drag Race Season 15 aired earlier this year on MTV, eventually crowning Sasha Colby — mother of Season 14 standout Kerri Colby — as America’s Next Drag Superstar in April. Runners-up included Anetra, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Luxx Noir London.

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Every RuPaul’s Drag Race fan has their favorites — their favorite queen, their favorite season and, of course, their favorite iconic one-liner.

And because the contestants are also fans themselves, the show asked its Season 15 cast — including Spice, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, Malaysia Babydoll Foxx, Amethyst, Luxx Noir London, Jax and Anetra — for a rundown of their personal favorite quotes, of which TVLine has your exclusive first look.

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“It was such a personal thing to accomplish in my career” reveals “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 15 winner Sasha Colby about being crowned America’s Next Drag Superstar earlier this year. For our recent webchat she adds, “The impact that has made, the opportunities I get to have, it just felt like a dream come true.” Watch our exclusive video interview above.

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From its humble beginnings in 2008 as a low-budget reality competition show, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” has emerged as a successful and influential pop culture sensation, loudly and proudly celebrating drag culture for a worldwide audience. Over 16 episodes of Season 15 for the series, host RuPaul Charles put 16 queens through their paces, competing for $200,000 “doolahs” (the largest cash prize in the show’s history), to ultimately crown America’s Next Drag Superstar.

By the season finale, only four queens remained with a chance to snatch the coveted crown,...

“The music video episodes are our main episode where we showcase the best queens from that season,” says production designer Gianna Costa. After winning an Emmy last year for Season 14’s music video episode “Catwalk”, Costa is nominated again this year for “Blame it on the Edit”, which is ideal for someone who grew up watching music videos on MTV. “My favorite part of the music video episodes is getting to look back at all these music videos I love.”

“Blame it on the Edit” features the final four drag queens of Season 15—Sasha Colby, Anetra, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Luxx Noir London—performing a remix of RuPaul’s titular song. Each queen performs their own verse on the set of a spaceship. “It was very different from the rest of the season, but it was still in the Drag Race world.”

Deadline: What is your favorite part of making these music video episodes?...

This story about “RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked” first appeared in the Down to the Wire: Comedy issue of TheWrap’s awards magazine.

There’s a lot crammed into each 30-minute episode of “Untucked.” The companion show to “RuPaul’s Drag Race” captures the moments after the contestants learn whether they are safe from elimination or will lip sync for their life (and for the chance to stay another week in the drag queen competition). But “Untucked” also serves as a group therapy session, a place where they can “turn off” their drag and competitive personas and just be themselves, a rare respite in a competition where they must be constantly “on.”

“It is the moment where the queens are no longer their characters,” “Untucked” executive producer Kenneth Leslie said. “They’re with their sisters celebrating, crying, laughing. They’re going through every emotion as a human being, not as a character.

After her recent historic win on “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” Sasha Colby has signed with CAA for representation. She continues to be represented and managed by Full Scope PR.

In what has been dubbed “the fiercest competition in franchise history,” the actress, dancer, trans advocate, and activist faced off against talents like Anetra, Luxx Noir London, and Mistress Isabelle Brooks among other names in Season 15 of the long-running competition and came out victorious as the the first Native Hawaiian and trans contestant to be crowned in “Drag Race” history. Colby is also recognized as the drag mother of Season 14 standout Kerri Colby.

Colby started her career by performing in pageants while in her twenties and has been working as a drag queen for the last twenty years. She’s known for also winning the most prestigious title in the drag community in 2012, Miss Continental.

In a conversation with Variety, “Drag Race...

Each season on “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” there’s a big song and dance group number that showcases the queens performance abilities. Dubbed the “rusical” — an amalgamation of RuPaul and musical — it’s the chance for each of the competitors to show off their acting, dancing and lip-syncing skills.

For the competition series’ milestone Season 15, the rusical was “Wigloose,” inspired by the 1984 Kevin Bacon classic “Footloose.” The number starred the top six queens: Anetra, Loosey Laduca, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, Salina EsTitties and Sasha Colby. “Wigloose” is set in the fictional small town of West Bumtuck, where a local teacher (Brooks) seeks to outlaw drag. The local youth protest the law by holding a secret drag ball. In the end, the teacher is reminded by her old friend (Anetra) and husband (Colby) about the power of drag, and the law is overturned.

TheWrap spoke with Miguel Zarate, the choreographer of “Wigloose,...

It’s not just a television series. It’s a global phenomenon. And it’s here to “shantay, you stay” for many glittery and fabulous years to come.

Since its humble beginnings in 2008 as a low-budget reality competition show, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” has become a hugely successful and influential pop culture sensation, loudly and proudly celebrating drag culture for a worldwide audience. To celebrate the the show’s spectacular fifteenth season, check out our special 40-minute “making of” roundtable discussion with executive producer Tom Campbell, production designer Gianna Costa, composer and songwriter Leland and choreographer Miguel Zarate. Together they are joined by Gold Derby senior editor Rob Licuria for a memorable and lively Q&a about their highlights, key scenes and goosebump moments. Watch our exclusive Q&a video above.

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Over 16 episodes of Season 15 for the series,...

With 15 seasons under its belt, RuPaul’s Drag Race doesn’t appear to be slowing down any time soon.

“We’ll be doing these interviews when it’s RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 72,” joked Season 15 queen Mistress Isabelle Brooks, who was joined on Deadline’s Contenders Television: Documentary + Unscripted panel by queens Anetra, Sasha Colby and Luxx Noir London.

Season 15 was the biggest yet, literally, boasting the largest cast in the series’ history. The 16 queens competed for $200,000, its biggest cash prize even. It was also the first season to feature biological relatives, twins Sugar and Spice. Season 15 also was the highest-rated season of RuPaul’s Drag Race in three years, after the series moved from VH1 to MTV.

So what is the key to this longevity?

“I feel like Drag Race really just has everything you’re kind of looking for in reality television,” said London. “You have really pretty people. You have really dynamic personalities.

After 15 intense weeks of competition, Season 15 of RuPaul’s Drag Race finally picked America’s Next Drag Superstar on Friday night when they crowned Sasha Colby. The other three finalists — Anetra, Luxx Noir London, and Mistress Isabelle Brooks — were also phenomenal, and honestly, we kind of wish they all could’ve won, but this was undoubtedly Sasha’s time. Sasha not only had one of the most accomplished Drag Race runs we’ve seen, but as a trans woman who does drag, her win feels incredibly powerful amidst the ongoing attacks on LGBTQ+ rights across the U.S. that particularly target trans people and drag queens.

The second Sasha Colby was cast on RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15, she was already a frontrunner. The former Miss Continental was already deemed a legend within drag communities, but Colby’s star power reached a new level on Friday when she was crowned America’s Next Drag Superstar by RuPaul.

She noticed the change almost immediately. “A beautiful older lady was eating ice cream and she stopped me and said, ‘Oh my God, you are Sasha Colby. It’s so nice to meet you. My friends are going to die.

Sasha Colby, you’re a winner, baby! Everyone’s favorite drag queen’s favorite drag queen was crowned the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15 on Friday, April 14 on MTV, and her performances certainly earned her the crown. The drag legend, now America’s next drag superstar, performed a new original number first. Clad in a snake-inspired ensemble, the former Miss Continental performed “G.O.D.D.E.S.S.” to raucous applause during the RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15 finale, landing herself a spot in the final two where (let’s be real) we all knew she’d end up. The final performance of the night was a lip-sync battle between Sasha Colby and Anetra, the season’s other strongest contender and duck-walking extraordinaire. Only one queen could take home the crown, however, and mother RuPaul chose one of drag’s longtime elites. TV Insider caught up with Sasha Colby following her landmark win.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 concluded Friday, April 14 with the “Grand Finale” at the Ace Hotel Los Angeles Theater. The four queens fighting for the crown in the Grand Finale were Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, and Sasha Colby. RuPaul Charles hosted the event filmed live in front of an audience with performances of original tracks from the finalists, the announcement of Miss Congeniality from last year’s winner Kornbread “The Snack” Jeté, and two very special performances from Jinkx Monsoon and Leland with Orville Peck.

Check out our full recap of episode 16 below:

The night opened up with the parade of the season 15 queens in their “Grand Finale” eleganza. The highlights of the looks from eliminated queens were Princess Poppy in a “Mean Girls” Regina George look, Aura Miyari who opened a large fan that read “Drag Is Not a Crime,” Sugar and Spice in angel and devil gowns,...

[The following story includes spoilers for the season 15 finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race.]

RuPaul’s Drag Race has named its newest superstar.

Sasha Colby took home the crown during the season 15 finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race on Friday night. She competed against Anetra, Luxx Noir London and Mistress Isabelle Brooks, all of whom brought show-stopping performances to the stage.

Ultimately, RuPaul chose Anetra and Sasha Colby as the final two queens, and they battled it out for the season 15 title with their lip sync performance of “Knock On Wood” by Amii Stewart.

Sasha Colby was awarded $200,000, which is more than any other queen has received in the main franchise’s run. Season 14’s Miss Congeniality, Kornbread The Snack Jeté passed down her title to this year’s winner and a special prize of $10,000 to Malaysia Babydoll Foxx.

“Sasha Colby is the kind of talent that comes around once in a generation,” Rupaul said in a statement. “She embodies all the...

The top four finalists of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, and Sasha Colby, battled tonight with a series of show-stopping song hits in the Season 15 finale. The goal was to win the coveted title of “America’s Next Drag Superstar” and $200,000.

Tonight’s program also offered a first look at the new season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars,” which premieres May 12 on Paramount+. There was also a sneak peek at the new season of the global drag singing competition “Queen of the Universe, who season two premieres June 2 on Paramount+.

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After an epic showdown, RuPaul chose Anetra and Sasha Colby as the top two queens, who then battled it out for the crown in an unforgettable lip sync to the cover of “Knock On Wood” by Amii Stewart.

Sasha...

We've made it, Drag Race fans! The crown has been snatched, the confetti has fallen, and our jaws have dropped.

America has found its next drag superstar on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 15 Episode 16.

This was a tight race to the finish, possibly one of the tightest in Drag Race herstory. But there was no doubt that your favorite drag queen's favorite drag queen wasn't claiming another big win and leaving her mark in herstory.

The crowning episode is typically a night of celebration. Everything from the lip-syncs to the interviews to the cheesy segments is about making it a glitzy night to celebrate drag.

"Grand Finale" was no exception!

And I'd be remiss not to talk about how empowering the grand finale was for drag queens and the 2Slgbtq+ community as a whole.

It's been a tough year for drag queens, especially due to all the hurtful debates and discriminatory legislation targeting them.

The “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 15 finale just aired, with the four finalists — Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Sasha Colby — vying for the crown, $200,000 dollars, and the title of America’s Next Drag Superstar.

Here are 5 moments you didn’t see:

Trippy Start Irene Dubois (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Irene Dubois was the first queen eliminated on the show and the first to take the stage at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel on finale night. What you didn’t see is that Irene tripped slightly as she was coming out. We don’t blame her, as her lunar moth costume was one of the most intricate of the night.

Irene recovered beautifully and when she reached the front of the stage, the statuesque queen released paper moths that flew into the audience. Take that, Asia O’Hara!

We’re Super Fans Aura Mayari (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Just a few moments later,...

Herstory was made Friday night when the “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 15 winner was announced. The winning queen received a cash prize of $200,000 — a franchise record.

The top 4 heading into the finale were: Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Sasha Colby. This is the first time since Season 8 that the semifinalists are all queens of color: Anetra is Filipino, Puerto Rican, Japanese and German; Luxx is Black, Mistress is Mexican American, and Sasha Colby is Hawaiian.

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The Season 15 finale was taped earlier this month at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. All four queens performed a lipsync number to an original piece, with the top two advancing to a final showdown for the crown. Multiple outcomes were filmed, so even attendees had to wait until the show aired...

Another season of drag delusion, canned bits and letting loose came to an end on Friday with the finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race.

The final four queens of Season 15 — Anetra, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, Luxx Noir London and Sasha Colby — walked their f–ing ducks one last time in a series of ferocious lip syncs, leaving nary a crumb on the stage.

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The “RuPaul’s Drag Race” finale is finally upon us, and the eliminated queens are spilling the tea — and telling TheWrap who they want to win.

The final four queens who will lip-sync for the crown are Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Sasha Colby. Season 15 marks the first time since Season 8 the semifinalists are all queens of color. Anetra is Filipino, Puerto Rican, Japanese and German; Luxx is Black, Mistress is Mexican American, and Sasha Colby is Hawaiian.

So who did their competitors pick to take home the record $200,000 prize? Read on and find out.

Who will win “RuPaul’s Drag Race 15“? The Ru-vealing new season premiered Friday, January 6, 2023 on MTV with a two-part episode that introduced the sweet 16 queens competing for the crown. All season long, Gold Derby readers made their “RuPaul’s Drag Race” winner predictions for which contestant they think will go the distance and claim the $200,000 grand prize. The grand finale airs Friday, April 14.

As of this writing, Sasha Colby is still fans’ pick to win, just as she was in all of the previous weeks. With just the Final 4 queens left, our readers give Anetra the best odds to come in second place, followed by Mistress Isabelle Brooks in third and Luxx Noir London in fourth.

Below, see a snapshot in time of our racetrack odds for the Season 15 Finale:

1. Sasha Colby — 13/100 odds

2. Anetra — 9/1 odds

3. Mistress Isabelle Brooks — 62/1 odds

4. Luxx Noir London — 100/1 odds

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Following episode 14 two weeks ago, we asked in a poll which of the final four queens of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 should be crowned “America’s next drag superstar.” At the time of this writing, over 900 votes had been cast in favor of Anetra, amounting to 50% of the total vote. The “Grand Finale” of season 15 will air this Friday, April 15 where either Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, or Sasha Colby will be crowned and earn this year’s $200,000 cash prize.

Here are the complete results in the “Who do you want to win?” poll:

50% Anetra

38% Sasha Colby

6% Mistress Isabelle Brooks

5% Luxx Noir London

1% Other

It’s fitting that fans are have so much love for Anetra and Sasha. They are the two queens largely recognized by the rest of the cast as the strongest performers in their group. They basically broke the internet when they went head to...

Tea was spilled. Dirt was dished. And some queens got some long-awaited grievances off their chests.

The reunion gave us a 2-hour montage of unfiltered fun and edited segments on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 15 Episode 15.

Even if the competition comes first, the reunion always finds a way to give us the needed drama. This special is welcomed and a must-have for every year!

A good reunion needs a few key things: the queens being together in person, an openness to spill all the tea, and some drama in and out of the competition.

"Reunited" checked many of the boxes we'd come to expect; the reunion was a good time that mainly stayed upbeat. Though, for a 2-hour show, it felt like many of the queens were silent or were staying in their "Congenial Era."

Like why did a good number of queens not talk as much?

Queens like Salina EsTitties,...

In every grand finale of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” not one but two crowns are bestowed: one to the ultimate winner (chosen by host RuPaul Charles) and one to Miss Congeniality (chosen by her fellow queens). All week long, “Drag Race” viewers at Gold Derby have been predicting who they think will become Miss Congeniality for Season 15, and things are looking strong for Salina EsTitties and Malaysia Babydoll Foxx. Both of these eliminated queens made their mark during their time on MTV’s reality TV show and would be welcome additions to future “All-Stars” seasons.

Below are the current predictions for who our readers think will be named the “RuPaul’s Drag Race 15” Miss Congeniality and claim the special $10,000 prize. Do you agree or disagree with your fellow fans? Sound off down in the comments section and make your predictions before the grand finale airs on April 14.

Salina EsTitties — 8/5 odds Malaysia...

The biggest season of RuPaul’s Drag Race is coming to a close April 14 on MTV. After beginning with a record-setting 16 drag queens, only four remain. Sasha Colby, Anetra, Luxx Noir London, and Mistress Isabelle Brooks will go head-to-head in the RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15 finale on April 14. Before the winner is crowned, the 12 eliminated queens will return to the runway for the Season 15 reunion episode on Friday, April 7. It’s been a fierce season of competition that featured a star-studded list of guest judges like Ariana Grande, Janelle Monáe, Ali Wong, Hayley Kiyoko, Harvey Guillén, Maren Morris, Julia Garner, Amandla Stenberg, Megan Stalter, and Orville Peck. With them on the judges panel were the fabulous series mainstays, queen of drag RuPaul, Seduction and S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M. alum Michelle Visage, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy star Carson Kressley, and popular TV and media personalities Ross Mathews and Ts Madison.

Each week on “The Pit Stop,” Bianca Del Rio recaps the latest episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 alongside a guest host. Following Friday’s fourteenth episode, season 3 winner, former “Pit Stop” host, and All Stars 7 consolation winner Raja stops by to “cut up” just before the “Grand Finale” in two weeks. Watch the full episode above via the official RuPaul’s Drag Race channel on YouTube.

In their recap of episode 14, Raja and Bianca agree that Anetra is a threat to Sasha Colby‘s chance at winning. Raja goes as far to say that Anetra is Sasha’s “only threat.” Despite seeing them as the only ones with a chance to win, Raja says that they are a great final four because they’re “very all powerful in their own way” because of their abilities and stories. Sprinkled throughout the episode, Bianca gets Raja to share some of her memories...

By the end of episode 14 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 on March 31, RuPaul Charles and judges Michelle Visage and Ross Mathews made the decision of which queens would advance to the April 14 “Grand Finale.” Based on their performances in the “Blame It on the Edit” music video challenge, Sasha Colby earned her fourth challenge win and Luxx Noir London was “safe,” both earning automatic spots in the finale. Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Anetra were left as the bottom two where one would be saved and the other was supposed to be eliminated.

Vote in our poll below to tell us which queen you are supporting ahead of the “Grand Finale” in two weeks. Are you #TeamAnetra, #TeamLuxx, #TeamMistress, or #TeamSasha?

After episode 14, Sasha stands alone at the front of the pack with the most maxi challenge wins at 4: the infomercial, the ball, the celebrity interview, and the music video.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 continued on March 31 with the penultimate step in the competition toward discovering “America’s next drag superstar.” Last week, the queens were partnered with inspirational women for “Teacher Makeovers.” Loosey Laduca performed well in the challenge, but still fell to the bottom two and ultimately lost the Lip Sync for Your Life to Luxx Noir London.

This week, the final four found themselves one music video challenge away from competing in the “Grand Finale” for the crown and title. Seated at the judges’ dais for episode 14 titled “Blame It on the Edit” was Emmy winning host RuPaul Charles, longtime bestie Michelle Visage, and judge Ross Mathews.

The four queens fighting for a spot in the Grand Finale are: Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, and Sasha Colby.

Check out our full recap of episode 14 below:

Upon Loosey’s exit from the competition, the other queens...

We've made it, Drag Race fans! The last round of the competition is here before the grand finale.

The Top 4 queens had one final chance on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 15 Episode 14 to prove why they should have a spot in the grand finale.

Sure, RuPaul said only three would make it to the finale. But this is Drag Race; eliminations never truly go as planned.

"Blame It On The Edit" was an emotional yet expected round of Drag Race.

Between the music video, the choreography, and the rap verses, we knew what was in store for the queens for their video vixen moment. But even with a routine flow of events, the show still found a way to tug at all the tears.

I love a good music video challenge. Sure, it's been done to death, all the way back to the early years of RuPaul's Drag Race.

However,...

Well, Drag Race fans, we’ve been wondering when this was finally going to happen, and now it has.

I’m talking, of course, about the show’s elusive double shantay, which we got at the end of Friday’s episode, the last one before the grand finale airs in two weeks.

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The remaining four queens — Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks...

As someone who is obsessed with both the worlds of musical theatre and the art form of drag, it goes without saying that the musical episodes of Ru Paul’s Drag Race are always something I eagerly anticipate every season! This season’s musical challenge had the queens performing in the original production “Wig Loose” where the art form of drag was banned. Not only was this a clever interpretation of Footloose (where dancing is banned) but it also came at the perfect time as Tennessee have recently passed a bill that criminalises drag. I think for us in the UK, it is so easy for us to forget how political the art form of drag can be, so seeing a TV show tackle this devastating and real-world legislation is so powerful! Not only was this challenge cleverly political but the producers behind the episode pulled out all the stops...

RuPaul has one more surprise in store for the four queens remaining in Drag Race Season 15.

Anetra, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Sasha Colby assemble in the Werkroom on Friday’s episode (MTV, 8/7c) for the tea on their final challenge — to write and perform their own solo verses of Ru’s single “Blame It on the Edit.”

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A new Build-a-Bear just sashayed into the building, and it’s none other than Mama Ru herself.

The stuffed animal brand has just released a teddy bear styled after RuPaul, complete with the Queen of Drag’s signature wig, gold sequin dress, and matching removable gold heels. On the bear’s paw, fans will also spot the RuPaul logo. “‘Cover Bear! Put the fur in your walk. Head to paw,...

Each week on “The Pit Stop,” Bianca Del Rio recaps the latest episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 alongside a guest host. Following Friday’s thirteenth episode, Naomi Smalls returns to the recap show as a two-time makeover challenge winner herself. Watch the full episode above via the official RuPaul’s Drag Race channel on YouTube.

In their recap of episode 13, both Naomi and Bianca say that they expected one of the twins to make the top five instead of the five that actually made it to this episode. Naomi said that Sugar is great at comedic timing, but Spice is more polished in her looks and so either could have been the one to make it this far. Like other queens before her, Naomi also took offense to queens like Luxx Noir London and Loosey Laduca being so pressed about their placements, especially Loosey trying to count mini challenge wins in her record.

With the crowning of America’s Next Drag Superstar mere weeks away, I’m hoping for a herstoric surprise.

As confirmed on Friday, the final four queens of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15 are Sasha Colby, Anetra, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Luxx Noir London. For the most part, that’s also my personal ranking for the season, save for one crucial problem — for the life of me, I cannot choose between Sasha and Anetra!

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“RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 continued on March 24 with the next step in the competition toward discovering “America’s next drag superstar.” Last week, the queens sang and dance on stage in the showstopping new rusical “Wigloose!” While the judges were pleased with everyone’s performances, the two that fell to the bottom of the pack were Salina EsTitties and Loosey Laduca. A fourth trip to the Lip Sync for Your Life was the end of the road for Salina while Loosey survived to shantay another day.

This week, the final five give back to the people who shape our futures by giving influential teachers the drag makeover of their dreams. Seated at the judges’ dais for episode 13 titled “Teacher Makeovers” was Emmy winning host RuPaul Charles, longtime bestie Michelle Visage, judge Ross Mathews, and music artist and “Celebrity Drag Race” alum Hayley Kiyoko.

The five queens still in the competition are: Anetra,...

Get your brushes ready, and your wigs snatched. It's time for a makeover!

The lovable makeover Maxi Challenge returned on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 15 Episode 13 to dish out fabulous looks for some unsung heroes: the teachers.

And in true makeover fashion, some queens captured the family resemblance while others failed to find a connection. Though, it was the strange judging choices that took center stage.

"Teacher Makeovers" was a heartwarming yet slow round for the competition. I'm grateful to have 90-minute episodes again, but with only five queens left, the pacing had a touch more filler this time.

Still, plenty of drama and great chemistry moments with the teachers balanced things out to make it a fun round.

Firstly, the "Spill The T" Mini Challenge brought so much fun and light drama to the Werk Room.

It's always so scandalous whenever the queens are asked their true thoughts about one another.

No, you’re not looking at a photograph of Tanya McQuoid traipsing around Sicily with her best Judy, but the confusion is more than understandable.

Friday’s episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race paired the five remaining queens with deserving educators for a time-honored family resemblance makeover challenge, and Luxx Noir London had everyone gooped when she basically transformed her teacher into Jennifer Coolidge.

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By the end of episode 12 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 on March 17, Salina EsTitties was fighting for her life in a fourth trip to the Lip Sync for Your Life. This time she was pitted against Loosey Laduca, in the bottom for her first time, after both were named by the other queens as the two most deserving of being sent home. Though Salina was sent packing by the judges, a majority of fans think that Loosey should have been eliminated instead.

We asked in a recent poll if Salina was the right queen to leave and in a very close vote, more fans believed that the judges got it wrong rather than right. At the time of this writing, 39% of voters think Loosey should have been given the “sashay away” while 36% think Salina was the correct call. Together, those votes make up three-fourths of the vote, but another 20% were...

It has been said many times that the fan base of Ru Paul’s Drag Race can be extremely toxic to both performers and fellow fans. The annoying number of posts I see in so-called “fan pages” that contain some form of racist/transphobic rhetoric, are purposefully vile towards queens from the show or even end in intense verbal fights between fans is ridiculous when really all I personally want to do is talk to people about how much I love the show! As fans, we also always seem to think that we could (if we wanted to) dominate any season of Drag Race and talk about how we would have done the challenge differently to win. I did exactly this a few episodes ago when talking about how I would have excelled in the interview challenge but personally, I think this week would have been extremely tough! I don...

By the end of episode 12 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 on March 17, Salina EsTitties was fighting for her life in a fourth trip to the Lip Sync for Your Life this season. This time she was pitted against Loosey Laduca, in the bottom for her first time, after both were named by the other queens as the two most deserving of being sent home. Vote in our poll below to tell us if the judges made the right choice in sending Salina home this week.

This week the judges were happy with the performances that all six queens delivered in “Wigloose: The Rusical!” Loosey had set her sights on the starring role of Heaven Bacon during role selection and had to fight Luxx Noir London and Mistress Isabelle Brooks in order to land the role. After the heated argument, Salina comforted Loosey who was feeling triggered by memories of being...

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 15 continued on March 17 with the next step in the competition toward discovering “America’s next drag superstar.” Last week, the queens stood on stage in pairs for a stand up comedy challenge. In keeping with the spirit of iconic duos, both Luxx Noir London and Loosey Laduca were named challenge winners and Marcia Marcia Marcia was asked to “sashay away” following an impressive Lip Sync for Your Life against Anetra.

This week, the final six combined their dancing and acting talents to perform in the topical off-off-off Broadway show “Wigloose” about the cultural value of drag. Seated at the judges’ dais for episode 12 titled “Wigloose: The Rusical!” was Emmy winning host RuPaul Charles, longtime bestie Michelle Visage, judge Ross Mathews, and music artist Orville Peck.

The seven queens still in the competition are: Anetra, Loosey Laduca, Luxx Noir London, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, Salina EsTitties, and Sasha Colby.

There are certain Drag Race staples that fans anxiously await every season: Snatch Game, the reading challenge, the Rusical and, of course, the moment RuPaul forces each queen to publicly announce who they would eliminate.

Remember how crushed Miz Cracker was when Asia O’Hara accused her of not being a star? Or when Bianca Del Rio snapped at BenDeLaCreme for insinuating that she was merely “sailing” in the competition? And who could forget Rebecca Glasscock’s iconic answer: “Do we just get to pick one?”

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The contestants of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 15 are confronting anti-drag hate in the show’s latest episode. On Friday, the queens performed in a Wigloose Rusical, a reimagined version of Footloose where a local teacher is attempting to ban drag, as the queens opened up about their fears of new laws.

“With everything presently going on in the world, it feels like we’re taking a giant step back,” Anetra said.

As the queens prepared their makeup for the Wigloose Rusical, they discussed their fears about doing drag given...