RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.14: “Reunited”
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.14 Recap:
And our final three: Lili von Shtupp, Paris Hilton and Lainie Kazan!
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.13: “RuCap”
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.13 recap:
Q – You’re a friend of Detox… A – That face is your answer.
Okay
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.12: “Final Three, Hunty”
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.12 recap:
No no, Alaska. Thank YOU.
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.9: “Drama Queens”
Ru says they did fine and the queens leave the set…with Wilmer still lying on the floor pretending to be dead until Alaska says bye and they low five each other. Heh.
Yago Partal, a graphic artist based in Barcelona, has created an awesome photo series entitled Zoo Portraits, depicting a wide variety of animals who all share two things in common: they like dressing up in stylish clothing and posing for fashion portraits.
There are lots of different animals in the series and you can purchase prints of the photos via Yago’s online shop. We love each and every one of them.
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“About midway through the argument, Paul Clement, who was representing the House Republicans and defending DOMA, was cruising along. He was portraying DOMA as almost a kind of housekeeping measure, designed to keep federal law consistent across all fifty states. As Clement told it, there was almost no ideological content to the law at all.
Then Justice Elena Kagan swiftly and elegantly lowered the boom on him. She said, “Well, is what happened in 1996—and I’m going to quote from the House Report here—is that ‘Congress decided … to express moral disapproval of homosexuality.’” A collective woo went through the audience. Kagan had the temerity to tell what everyone knew to be the truth—that DOMA was a bigoted law designed to humiliate and oppress gay people. […]
The larger point was clear: times have changed. Gay people deserve changes in the law—now. That’s why we have courts. But the extraordinary subtext of the two days of arguments was that everyone knew those changes were coming, with or without the Supreme Court. That’s why everyone could relax (sort of) in the courtroom. Everyone knew how this story ended.”
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“About midway through the argument, Paul Clement, who was representing the House Republicans and defending DOMA, was cruising along. He was portraying DOMA as almost a kind of housekeeping measure, designed to keep federal law consistent across all fifty states. As Clement told it, there was almost no ideological content to the law at all.
Then Justice Elena Kagan swiftly and elegantly lowered the boom on him. She said, “Well, is what happened in 1996—and I’m going to quote from the House Report here—is that ‘Congress decided … to express moral disapproval of homosexuality.’” A collective woo went through the audience. Kagan had the temerity to tell what everyone knew to be the truth—that DOMA was a bigoted law designed to humiliate and oppress gay people. […]
The larger point was clear: times have changed. Gay people deserve changes in the law—now. That’s why we have courts. But the extraordinary subtext of the two days of arguments was that everyone knew those changes were coming, with or without the Supreme Court. That’s why everyone could relax (sort of) in the courtroom. Everyone knew how this story ended.”
The best signs at the Supreme Court this morning
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.6: “Can I Get an Amen?”
Whole panel: WHOOHWHOOOOOAOAOOAOA
Santino: Say YES to crack!
RuPaul’s Drag Race 5.4: “Why It Gotta Be Black?”
Alaska informs us that Alyssa’s most known for the faces she pulls in the mirror. Alyssa giggles likes a kindergartner that it’s her favorite part, and despite Roxxxy’s shade, Alyssa doesn’t care. Because those faces are magic.
