Well, that was just so incredibly sad. I wanted Asia to win so badly. JFC that was heartbreaking to watch.

But enough about Rogers Park. HIYOOOOOOOOOOO!

I’m still wondering why no one’s asking Jaymes Mansfield: “How’s your head?”

The shudders this will incite in anyone who’s seen it:

I’m still hoping for a Dorian Corey character...and a subplot about that infamous skeleton in her closet.

Y’all need to see http://notfoolinganybody.com/

If this is late-stage capitalism, when does it officially die?

GayHop won’t have the same ring to it.

They could have done a better job. Trying to mash up a campy Dead Ringer challenge with an in-depth exploration of self-sabotage, self-esteem, and self-doubt would have worked better with the Season 5 Top 5.

Perhaps they could have more effectively talked about the reasons why some people struggle with self-sabotage and others don’t. Some people handle it better (Eureka), some people have worked through it (Asia), some are imprisoned by it (Miz Cracker and to a certain extent Kameron), and some are completely unaware…

If Todrick Hall is the price I have to pay to see Crystal Waters, Kimberley Locke, Ultra Nate, AND Martha Wash on the same day, I will make my peace with that by being closer to the Belmont end of things between 2:30 and 3:30 on Saturday.

You mean....

I’m speaking specifically about effeminate men here.

Needed more runway puns.

My husband and I took my sister to her first drag show this past Christmas at the Rose Room in Dallas where Miss Asia O’Hara came out doing a showgirl/burlesque routine to a sultry jazzy version of Kylie’s “Slow.” I was already in love with her just for that.

All of the twin editing was so poorly executed it just damn near ruined everything.

This has not been a great week to be a relatively sane fan of Star Wars and Drag Race with all this online Romper Room fuckery.

I heard “inner sabbatoir” which sounds like an inner slaughterhouse where you just keep killing your dreams and any sense of self-esteem over and over and over again.

If you grew up gay and effeminate in a world where people are mercilessly cruel to effeminate men from school age on, you’d know exactly where the emotional baggage, insecurities, and tragic backstories come from.