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DRAG NEWS |


💄 The Pink Sober Club 🏠

Meet Kasha, the Waterloo-based comedy queen, activist, and producer behind the Pink Sober Club. Learn how a deeply personal loss inspired a growing series of sober drag events that prioritize accessibility, affordability, community support, and queer connection.

👉 Learn more about it HERE!

NEW INTERVIEW |

NEW INTERVIEW |


👸🏻 CLAIM SUPREME: Reigning Supreme 👑

Toronto-based Filipino drag artist Claim Supreme is officially a Pride Legacy queen. Following her emotional victory at the second annual Pride Legacy Pageant, Claim opens up about dreams, destiny, her late Mama, and the power of transforming grief into art. From her celestial Written in the Stars runway to a deeply personal tribute performance, discover the story behind the crown and what comes next for Claim Supreme.

👉 Read the full interview now!

NEW REVIEW |

NEW REVIEW |


✨ Drag, Tea & Birthday Realness 🎂

Van Goth’s Episode 5 viewing party at The Barbershop Bar blended live drag, birthday celebrations, and powerful television moments into a night full of heart, community, and crown-worthy energy. 🎉💄

👉 Read the full review now!

NEW SPOTLIGHT |

NEW SPOTLIGHT |


Meet Malakai Batz, the Toronto-based drag king bringing anime villains, K-pop energy, spooky aesthetics, and chaotic creativity to the stage. With his signature blend of masculine and feminine styling, high-energy choreography, and character-inspired performances, Malakai is challenging traditional expectations of drag king artistry while encouraging others to embrace their individuality. Inspired by anime, horror, and fellow drag artists who helped him find confidence in his own gender expression, he's proving that drag has no rules and that there's always room to be a little weird. Explore his inspirations, artistry, and ambitions in this month's Spotlight feature.

👉 Read the full spotlight now!

LETTERS TO THE EDIT-HER |

LETTERS TO THE EDIT-HER |


💌 Welcome to Letters to the Edit-Her 💌

This is where fans, artists, producers, and drag lovers alike can speak their mind—whether it’s about local shows, queer issues, or the ever-evolving drag scene.

Where the drag community spills the tea, speaks the truth, and keeps it real—because every voice deserves the mic.

In a moving letter, “a guy who’s tired of the fear” shares his story of rediscovering the dream of drag after 20 years—and asks for guidance on finding the courage to take that first step.

👉 Read the full letter now!

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