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Vi gick på en 'gender bender'-workshop på Roskilde
"Jag gillar att provocera och gå emot de här strukturerna som mest håller kvar folk i en roll som man inte nödvändigtvis känner sig bekväm i."
Foton på drag queens som rap-battlar i Japan
Möt Tokyos drag queens som langar snuskiga skämt framför en galen publik.
RuPaul Believes 'Drag Race' can Change the World
"I think 'Drag Race' and DragCon are really changing the world on a bigger political landscape than what I could do in Washington."
Drag Queens Serve Us Their Best Protest Looks
We asked queens from across the United States to sissy this administration.
Being Gay Is Illegal in India, but That Doesn't Stop These Drag Queens
Indian queens tell us what drives them to perform in a country where donning drag is a distinctly political statement.
The VICE Interview: RuPaul
"I had a stalker with my name tattooed on one leg and she had Cher's name on the other leg so I was in good company."
How to Make a Living As a Drag Queen
From corporate gigs to side hustles, four queens tell us how they work it.
Sipping and Spilling Tea with RuPaul
America's favorite drag superstar reads the gay community, Hollywood's capitalist core, and his own legacy.
We Asked Drag Artists at a Family-Friendly Festival if Drag's Gone Mainstream
RuPaul may have said that drag "will never be mainstream" but that was before one of Britain's major theatres hosted a daytime drag event.
Queen of the Desert: Entertaining Troops in Iraq as a Drag Ballerina
In 2005, cabaret performer Iestyn Edwards auditioned for what he thought would be a good gig singing for officers in London. Instead, he ended up taking his drag ballerina act to Camp Bastion.