“RuPaul’s Drag Race” will continue with Season 17, Episode 11, “Ross Mathews vs. TheDucks,” on Friday, March 14 (3/14/2025) at 8 p.m. ET on MTV. Cord cutters can sign up for Philo (free ...

More than a half million dollars' worth of metal, rubber, gears, and horsepower recently zoomed down a quarter-mile track in the United Kingdom as part of a Cybertruck drag race held by YouTuber Mat ...

Cheltenham Festival 2025 continues today, with those tuning in to watch from home hoping for another day of action-packed drama. The opening day of the iconic four-day meet saw 25/1 runner Golden ...

The race to rule the world of quantum is heating up. Every week, there’s a new development in the quantum industry, making me wonder whether the industry is moving faster than the exponential ...

The news of Bailey's death spread nationwide across the drag racing community. What they're saying: "We’re dealing with the grief, almost like it didn’t really happen. Like tomorrow ...

perpetuate East-West tensions and the arms race, and put our people on opposing sides. In the last few years, this scenario has come to pass. In view of the historic disdain with which states around ...

In the episode, which is entitled “Villains Roast,” Kandy Muse, Mistress Isabelle Brooks, and Plane Jane, who are three of the ‘shadiest’ queens in Drag Race history will receive accolades.

Dodge//SRT and Tony Stewart Racing (TSR) today announced a new multi-year partnership extension for Top Fuel and Funny Car entries in the NHRA Mission Drag Racing Series Partnership extension ...

The biggest race week of the year is almost upon us with Cheltenham Festival taking centre stage. 28 races will take place across four pulsating days of action with the week reaching its crescendo ...

RuPaul’s Drag Race producers will pay tribute to the life and legacy of the late drag queen The Vivienne with a brand new documentary, Dear Viv. “We want to celebrate The Vivienne’s ...

With the controversy of drag and anti-LGBTQ+ laws in the news, you’d think the performance art would be shying away. Instead, drag is as loud and proud as ever, on Broadway, TV, fashion and more.