DRAG

While we're excited for the show, that doesn't erase the fact that the UK scene is *way* more interesting and inclusive than RuPaul could imagine.

Since winning RuPaul's Drag Race season 11, Yvie Oddly's life has been transformed. For The Post Truth Truth Issue, she tells i-D about the wild ride and how she's ushering in a new, decidedly odd era of drag.

Ahead of her groundbreaking new show at the Barbican, we catch up with the performance artist who plays ass-cheeks like bongo drums, twerks in Walmart and stormed the Church of Scientology.

The Stream Queens are creating a safe space for queer gamers, away from the white, cis and het majority that dominates streaming platforms like Twitch.

The Scottish performer tells us why we should all go be going green.

Showing that drag is more than exaggerated femininity.

Photographer Remsen Wolff's forgotten archive is finally being shown to the public.

Pyro Muse draws inspiration from the Victorian era, porcelain dolls, and antique treasures she finds in secondhand shops.

"I feel like I can be my most authentic, eccentric, queer self, and feel beautiful and celebrated for it."

Pay tribute (and tips) to the city's hard-working queens at these venues.

‘Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts’ shows Brian Firkus going through personal and professional challenges as the beloved drag alter-ego.

"If we don’t make some noise, who the fuck is going to?"