This afternoon my loyal photographer Dr. Jeff and I attended a press event for tonight's finale of RuPaul's Drag Race, where the contestants posed for photos and sat down for brief one-on-one chats. Check this post shortly for many more photos and some video shoutouts. In the meantime, stay out of the comments if you're not watching tonight's show.
Stay out of the comments if you haven't yet seen tonight's episode. Otherwise jump in and dish about the challenge and the elimination.
Stay out of the comments if you haven't yet seen tonight's premiere episode of RuPaul's Drag Race, season three. Otherwise jump in and dish this year's crop of contestants and tonight's challenge. Not pictured above - the surprise second chance of one of last season's cast-offs.
Pop the champagne, touch up your spray tan and pick a cute outfit, Logo’s much talked-about docu-reality series “The A-List: New York” is returning for a second season beginning in the fall, 2011. Season one of “The A-List: New York” quickly became one of the most talked-about series of 2010. It currently ranks as the second most-watched series in Logo’s history. Production is slated to begin shortly on 11 new, 1-hour episodes. The new season will pick up where the volatile first season left off, following provocative storylines like Reichen and Rodiney’s relationship, Austin’s attempts to stir the pot and Ryan and partner struggle to adopt a child. The drama returns this fall on Logo.
"I don't appreciate your bullying words. You can save your 'vapid queens' comment for, well, no one. I can't even imagine speaking this way about other human beings. That you would reduce my existence to someone who is a 'vapid queen' says more about what you don't know about me, along with the kind of person you must be. Is this seriously how a 'senior editor' at a magazine talks about people?" - Reality show cast member Reichen Lehmkuhl, responding to the editor of Next Magazine, who says that each "cringe-worthy" episode of Logo's The A-List "probably canceled out 100 'It Gets Better' videos."
After Elton reports that later this month Logo will launch The Gossip Queens, "a gay version of The View" starring Alex Mapa. Weeknights at 7pm.
Tomorrow NYC nightlife jokester Mike Diamond launches online magazine Fierth.com in a segment of Logo's PopLab in which he interviews Cazwell, Mark Nelson, Amanda Lapore, and lots of go-go boys. Here's the promo clip, the show airs at 7PM.
The winner was already revealed by commenters on Monday's shout-out post, but dig in here and dish the final challenge, the reunion show catfight, and Tyra's oh-so-dramatic collapse. Photo via Rich Juzwiak's illuminating behind the scenes story from the reunion.
Stay out of the comments if you haven't seen Monday's episode. Otherwise, let's dish this week's challenge and rather satisfying elimination.
