Start your engines, Monsters! Lady Gaga will be participating in RuPaul’s Drag Race’s season 9 premiere.
Gaga, fresh off her crticially-praised Super Bowl show, announced on Twitter: “The time has come! I’m joining the girls on the season premiere of @RuPaulsDragRace!”
She followed it with the hashtags #DontBeADrag and #JustBeAQueen — both lyrics from her 2011 hit song “Born This Way.”
Logo stated that the season 9 premiere “will go down as one of the most jaw-dropping moments in Drag Race history.” With Gaga in the mix, it is bound to be spectacular.
I remember a time when a new season of American Horror Story was something exciting. Friends would gather in front of the TV to witness what horrifying and quietly brilliant storylines Ryan Murphy had cooked up. From a coven of sardonic teenage witches in New Orleans, to ghostly next-door neighbors with a privacy problem, to a hotel co-run by a vampire and an undead serial killer trapped in a loveless marriage, AHS stood for campy maximalism and controlled shock factor. Each episode delivered something new yet grounded in a culture the show had built for itself.
Reality TV works in mysterious ways. An ostensible loss can quickly and unexpectedly be transformed into a win, especially in the hands of a queen who's prepared. RuPaul's Drag Race favorite Salina EsTitties, a.k.a. Jason De Puy, was heartbroken, she says, that her run on the recent All Stars season 11 came to an end in her first round of competition.
The feisty Latina performer, who first competed on Drag Race proper three years ago, returned for All Stars with fierce new looks and a fierce attitude, but still missed the cut of queens who made it out of their bracket to the Merge, where finalists would compete.
Spoiler Alert: This recap reveals events from Episode 5 of The Traitors: New Blood.
When we last left off, Jay was about to do his big one, and by that I mean finally provide some sort of clarity as to where his boundless suspicion lies. He’s a body language expert after all, right? Don’t make me roll my eyes.
However, I’ll give credit where credit is due because his accusation did happen to be right on the money. Jay accuses Katie (and Kristie tangentially) at the roundtable. Now the problem is his evidence is a little weak, and considering the two people he’s accusing are some of the most vocal against his obnoxious Faithful antics, it's not really a good look.
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