#drag-culture

#drag-culture

Matthew Carlsen expressed excitement for the opportunity to showcase under-represented groups in queer history through his portrayal of a female impersonator in The Gilded Age.

"Please, please, please respect one another...Love each other. And not just for Pride! Every single month."

"I'm talking to Sasha Colby, okay hold on; I'm good, I'm good, I'm great, this is great, I'm very normal."

As the first Drag Laureate of San Francisco, and of the world, this is deeply humbling and really a powerful moment for me, as my two years serving in the capacity have come to an end.

Miley Cyrus brought her iconic character Hannah Montana into the conversation on drag culture, highlighting the connection between her character and the world of performance art.

It's been amazing. It's been such a welcoming, like a homecoming, especially when I talk to other Hawaiians, other Pacific Islanders. People from all over Polynesia, they can connect and relate and see someone that looks like them and has the same culture, the same upbringing as them, really makes them feel like they're part of a community. That's what drag has been able to make, and what Drag Race has been able to globalize, is making a lot more spaces for community building.

ADONXS elaborated on the queerness of his stage name, explaining that it plays with the Greek word for a handsome young man while also reflecting his dual energies.

This is too iconic, wrote a fan in the comments. So much queer joy, echoed another.

About a month after the party, Mr. Botello, 36, and Mr. Martinez, 35, crossed paths again. This time there was a strong interest for both of them.

"I've done so much TV, I've done so much performance, I've done so many different shows and things like that before and Drag Race was just unlike anything I'd experienced."

I can no longer accept the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept.

RuPaul emphasized the essence of The Vivienne during DragCon UK, saying, "We want to focus on love, and we are going to remember our dear The Vivienne with love, life, and happiness because that's what she was all about." This heartfelt tribute set a positive tone for the expo, allowing attendees to celebrate The Vivienne's spirit and her impact on the drag community.

"It's very much like portraying a kind of queer London of our dreams that doesn't really exist right now," Al-Kadhi tells PinkNews.