Drag

"The history of drag is a long and winding road," Doonan told Newsweek about the history of drag.

Peter Meijer, a Republican candidate for Congress in Michigan, canceled a performance by the group Drag Syndrome because people with Down syndrome are "special souls" who need to be "protected."

"A retailer that once promoted organics and clean food is now saturated in absolute filth," the organization claimed in a recent action alert.

"Drag is more than putting on a wig and a pair of cha-cha heels. It's really about deconstructing our experience as humans on this planet."

"I just said to my friends, 'How iconic would it be if I did a death drop?'" says Brandon Austin, a.ka. drag starlet Sophia Stardust.

Ohio House Speaker Republican Larry Householder blasted the event as "stunningly bizarre" and a "joke."

The plaintiffs included an evangelical minister and a woman who was reportedly in a custody battle with her husband after he left her for a transgender woman.

On Twitter, the video clip showing the attempted arrest was shared thousands of times.

"I've not once had a bad experience as a gay man in the military," Joshua Kelley, who performs as Harpy Daniels, said.

"I think a time of such horror drag is humorous, it is powerful and it is really really defiant," Iraqi-British drag star Amrou Al-Kadhi says.

Police made three arrests.

The New York queen speaks exclusively to Newsweek about undergoing gay "conversion therapy."

'Drag Race' fan guide? She done already done had hers-es.

The Hollywood star was recognized for breaking gender norms.

The incident follows closely upon United's refusal to allow two teenage girls in leggings to board a flight.

A Czech immigrant named Zdenek Gazda filmed Hillary Clinton swaying and stumbling, prompting health concerns.

Despite refusing to vote for Trump, northern Virginia congresswoman finds herself tethered to the presidential nominee and in a tough re-election fight.

The man was sleeping when the croc attacked him in his tent.

Despite the billions in surcharges to pay for it, the telecom giants have decided they don't want to bring broadband to the entire nation