The group’s chemistry helps make up for an overall weakness in challenges.
, and it’s a gorgeous look that I nonetheless think has been a bit played out on the mainstage. The judges don’t like Darienne’s, but I think it’s perfectly serviceable. Jessica’s milk and cereal look is adorable. Kasha’s sour cream look is completely incomprehensible.
In the fruit section, my favorite is, again, Heidi. The wide-hipped strawberry pant is ridiculous in just the right way. Jimbo again takes the category in a different direction, with a salute to queer icons . I like her creativity, but I don’t like the collar. Kahanna and Kasha go for bananas, and both do very well. Jaymes’s look needs to be stepped up a little; the panties are ugly, sorry. Kandy has an unholy connection to this silhouette, with three looks already employing it .
Finally, we arrive at the looks that they made there. It’s a lot of “meh,” with a few disasters, so I’m having difficulty picking a favorite. I suppose Jimbo does the best. I especially liked that it appears to be made primarily out of perishables, which is what you want from the Supermarket challenge, but I do wish the silhouette were a little more daring. Kahanna’s look is bright and ugly. Jaymes’s is very well-done, and the puppet addition takes it up a bit.
But the tops are Jimbo, Jessica, and Lala. Lala is definitely just there to set up a growth arc. So long as she wasn’t a complete disaster, the judges would give her a top spot and rave about her growth. The judges love Jessica, but while I’m not opposed to her taking a top spot, I’m not so sure aboutKandy, Darienne, and Kasha make up the bottom. The judges are not feeling Darienne this season, which is a shame and confusing.
Jessica wins and lip syncs against recently crowned Queen of Canada, Ra’Jah O’Hara, to Kim Petras’s “Coconuts.” Ra’Jah is pretty mediocre, but Jessica wins within the first 10 seconds by revealing that she brought a jiggly breastplate. Given what we know about, the boobs seem to hinder her movement a little, but it’s worth it to see her make them bounce up and down while Kim Petras sings “Bounce up and down.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
'Drag is something to celebrate': San Francisco to name 1st-in-nation drag laureateSan Francisco is fighting back against anti-drag efforts by naming the nation's first drag laureate, an ambassador-style position designed to represent the city's famous LGBTQ+ community at a time when rights are under attack.
Read more »
'Drag is something to celebrate': San Francisco to name 1st-in-nation drag laureateSan Francisco is fighting back against anti-drag vitriol by naming the nation's first drag laureate, an ambassador-style position designed to represent the city's famous LGBTQ+ community at a time when rights are under attack.
Read more »
Qmmunity: Shantay, You StayA new season of Drag Race All Stars means local watch parties aplenty.
Read more »
DeSantis-Backed Candidates Lose in Jacksonville Mayor’s Race, Kentucky Governor’s RaceFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) endorsed former U.N. Ambassador Kelly Craft in the Republican gubernatorial primary race in Kentucky as part of what appeared to be a last-ditch effort to elevate her on the eve of primary day, to no avail.
Read more »
Here's what some 'Drag Race' queens have to say about the anti-drag and anti-trans laws cropping up | CNNAn original reality competition series featuring drag queens might seem like a no-brainer today, but when “RuPaul’s Drag Race” debuted in 2009 on Logo TV, no one could have guessed that the show would slowly explode in popularity over 15 seasons, across three networks, winning 26 Primetime Emmys and spawning spin-off “All Stars” series, international versions, and even a Monopoly game along the way.
Read more »
Conservatives Bully LA Dodgers Into Dropping Charity Drag Group From Pride NightLA Dodgers bow to pressure from conservatives including Sen. Marco Rubio and have uninvited an LGBTQ charity and drag performance group from participation in Pride Night
Read more »