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Following up a hint Simon Cowell dropped a few weeks ago live on air, “America’s Got Talent” has now officially confirmed that it will debut its latest spin-off in 2024. The new series, titled “AGT: Fantasy League,” will feature Simon, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, and the return of Mel B as “coaches” of four different fantasy teams of former “AGT” contestants in the ultimate fan favorite showdown. Terry Crews is slated to once again return for hosting duties.

The new spin-off will differ from previous ones — “All Stars,” “Champions” and “Extreme” — in that for the first time the judges will draft a roster of acts that they will compete alongside throughout the season, similar to the way a season of “The Voice” progresses. The judge/coach of the champion act will beat out his or her peers to also be named a winner. Along the way, each judge will have use...

NBC has announced its next America’s Got Talent spinoff.

The new iteration is titled AGT: Fantasy League and is set to premiere in early 2024. It borrows a wrinkle from another NBC unscripted staple, The Voice, in that the show’s judges will have a stake in which acts advance through the competition.

AGT: Fantasy League will take the midseason spot occupied by AGT: All-Stars last season, though the latter is still alive at the network and could return another time. NBC teased a new twist on the format in announcing its 2023-24 schedule in May.

Singer and songwriter Mel B — who was a judge on the main series for six seasons — will return to the judges’ table for Fantasy League, joining Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel. Terry Crews will continue his role as host.

The show will find each judge choosing from a pool of past Got Talent winners,...

Laurence Basse was originally a contestant in the 15th season of “Project Runway.” She reached the finale episode but ultimately finished in third place behind ultimate winner Erin Robertson after the finalists showed their collections. She returned to the show for “All-Stars” in season 20 for another chance at the grand prize. So how has the leather specialist performed? We’ve assembled all of her looks above and ranked them from worst to best. Do you agree with how we (and the judges) assessed her work?

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Basse started off strong. She received a safe score from the judges in the first challenge, “Project Redemption,” when the designers had to reinvent a look that got them a low score — or eliminated — in the past. But her journey came close to ending the very next week in “Toying with Fashion.” That was an unconventional materials challenge...

MTV and Paramount+ are keeping one of the most popular franchises alive for another year.

That's right, folks, we're getting more RuPaul's Drag Race and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.

The Untucked editions of both series will also be back.

The renewals come on the heels of an impressive nine Emmy® Award nominations across the franchise, the most for any reality competition series this year.

The record-breaking competition series RuPaul's Drag Race will introduce a new group of fabulous queens for a highly anticipated 16th season, which debuts 15 years after the first episode premiered in 2009.

RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked will air each week after brand new episodes of Drag Race, in addition to the return of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars: Untucked.

The original series moved to MTV earlier this year and benefited from its strongest ratings in years.

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“RuPaul’s Drag Race,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked,” “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” and “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars: Untucked” have all been greenlit for new seasons, MTV and Paramount+ announced Monday.

Season 16 of “Drag Race” will debut 15 years after the very first episode of premiered in 2009 on Logo. The show moved to MTV for Season 15. The first “All Stars” edition premiered in 2012, with it’s most recent edition — Season 8 — airing this summer on Paramount+.

All four shows are produced by World of Wonder productions and slated to premiere in 2024.

The franchise is currently nominated for nine Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Reality Competition Program and Outstanding Host For A Reality Competition Program for “Drag Race,” and Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program for “Untucked.”

This past year, in the face of threats and censorship against drag performers and the LGBTQ+ community, World of Wonder created the first-ever Drag Defense Fund with a...

MTV and Paramount+ are keeping RuPaul’s engines running, renewing RuPaul’s Drag Race for Season 16 and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars for Season 9, TVLine has learned. Those renewals, naturally, also come with additional seasons of Untucked.

Drag Race Season 15 aired earlier this year on MTV, eventually crowning Sasha Colby — mother of Season 14 standout Kerri Colby — as America’s Next Drag Superstar in April. Runners-up included Anetra, Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Luxx Noir London.

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Who will be going home at the end of the fifth episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” Season 6? Our readers think they know.

Scarlet Envy leads Gold Derby’s elimination predictions with 24/25 odds, followed by A’Keria C. Davenport in second place at 43/20 odds. These two fierce queens have battled together before, in Season 11, with Scarlet coming in 10th place and A’Keria making it all the way to the finals. However, this time around both contestants are struggling to make an impression on RuPaul Charles and are in danger of sashaying away in ninth place. Do you agree or disagree with our users’ odds? Hurry and make your predictions before the next episode streams on Paramount+.

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Scarlet is the only queen so far in “All Stars 6” to be deemed “safe” each and every week. That means she’s never had her work critiqued by the judges,...

After four episodes of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars‘” sixth season, viewers still have no idea what the “game within a game” twist actually means. All we know is that host RuPaul Charles has told each of the eliminated queens — Silky Nutmeg Ganache, Jiggly Caliente, Serena ChaCha and Yara Sofia — to stop packing their bags, suggesting they may be returning to the competition. In our recent poll, we asked fans to tell us which fallen queen they most want to see come back to the werk room, and Jiggly is the favorite with 44% support. (This poll was conducted before Yara’s elimination in the July 8 episode.)

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Jiggly rose to fame on Season 4 of the reality TV show, where she came in eighth place behind eventual winner Sharon Needles. Prolific television producer Ryan Murphy kept his eye on Jiggly all these years, eventually casting...

Sparks are flying outside of the Big Brother house. Less than two months after the CBS reality show concluded its All Stars season, two former contestants have gone from fierce competitors to boyfriend and girlfriend. E! News can exclusively confirm Big Brother: All Star players Memphis Garrett and Christmas Abbott are dating. "My favorite trait about Memphis is that he understands and knows exactly who I am," Christmas shared with E! News. "He sees me and appreciates me for me and not who he thinks I should be, or who I have been in the past. He feels like my home. I also love his wild, unapologetic self. He is who he is." Memphis added, "The...

The coronavirus pandemic hits Sin City in tonight’s finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race: Vegas Revue (VH1, 8/7c), but before the queens pack their bags, they need to unpack what happened between Kameron Michaels and Vanessa “Vanjie” Mateo.

“I’ve been working on helping Vanjie find love, and last night, it happened,” Derrick Barry says in TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek of the eventful hour, clearly referring to Kameron and Vanjie’s hookup in last week’s episode. “So she should be thanking me. Now the sparks are flying, and I feel like it could actually go somewhere.”

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“Big Brother” fan favorite Da’Vonne Rogers didn’t hold back at the end of Wednesday’s “All Stars” episode. “I was under the impression that, you know, we were gonna get a second chance and … no,” she declared in the Diary Room following the Veto ceremony in which Christmas Abbott chose not use to the power to save either Da’Vonne or Bayleigh Dayton. The dynamic duo had hoped Christmas, who’s also the current Head of Household, would use the Veto to backdoor Tyler Crispen, not knowing the surfer was actually Christmas’ “untouchable” in the game.

“I basically was just told, ‘Wake up, boo, you’re playing Big Brother,'” Da’Vonne added. “And so now I’m gonna be sitting next to my number one ally on eviction night. That sucks. That sucks a lot.” Who do you think will be evicted on Thursday night: Da’Vonne or Bayleigh?...

Coronavirus can’t keep a drag queen down: The full “RuPaul’s Drag Race” TV franchise is currently in production in Los Angeles, Variety has confirmed exclusively. The Emmy-winning flagship series wrapped its 13th season last week, and production is already underway on one of the franchise’s spin-off titles.

The “Drag Race” franchise usually shoots in the summer and fall for premiere dates in the first half of the following year, but the Covid-19 pandemic has raised obvious questions about how any production involving regular interpersonal interaction could operate safely.

To that end, World of Wonder, the company that produces “Drag Race” for VH1, approved back-to-work plans with all the appropriate unions, according to a source with knowledge of the production. And the show’s producers are following local, state and federal Covid-19 health and safety requirements.

All crew members are wearing masks. On-camera talent and any crew members interacting...

RuPaul’s Drag Race star Chi Chi DeVayne has died, production company World of Wonder confirmed. The drag queen, whose real name was Zavion Davenport, was hospitalized for pneumonia before passing away Thursday at age 34.

“We’re heartbroken to learn that Chi Chi DeVayne has passed away today. Her drag spread a message of love and kindness that truly touched each person she met,” World of Wonder’s official Twitter account posted.

Davenport, known for their humor and dance skills, hailed from Shreveport, LA. The Drag Race alum appeared on Season 8, placing fourth overall on the reality competition. Davenport also returned to appear on Season 3 of All Stars, finishing eighth.

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Upon hearing the news, RuPaul reflected on Davenport’s time on the show.

“I am so grateful that we got to experience her kind and beautiful soul. She will be dearly missed,...

RuPaul’s Drag Race is here to slay another day. VH1’s Emmy-winning reality competition franchise has been greenlit for new seasons. This includes the original RuPaul’s Drag Race as well as RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars and the behind-the-scenes aftershow Untucked

This will mark the 13th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, which recently celebrated its highest-rated season ever and earned 13 Emmy nominations. The series where drag queens compete to become “America’s Next Drag Superstar” has already won two Emmys for Outstanding Reality Competition Program while titular host and “Drag Race Mother“ RuPaul Charles snatched his fourth consecutive Emmy last year for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Competition Program. The show made history — or “herstory” — in 2019 as the first series to win Outstanding Host and Outstanding Reality Competition in the same year. This year, RuPaul could potentially make history with a 5th win for host.

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It’s lucky 13 for “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

VH1 has renewed the Emmy-winning reality competition series for a 13th season, the network announced on Thursday. “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” was also renewed for a sixth season, and the unstructured after-show “Untucked” — which depicts the backstage conversations between contestants during judge deliberations — was renewed for the flagship series and “All Stars.”

“Drag queens have been on the frontlines of many challenging times in our history,” said host and executive producer RuPaul in a statement. “‘RuPaul’s Drag Race 13,’ ‘All Stars 6’ and new seasons of ‘Untucked’ will offer more opportunities for our queens to rise to the occasion and spread the love.”

The renewal comes as no surprise, given that the “Drag Race” franchise has arguably never been stronger. Season 12 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” was the highest rated season in the show’s history — sorry, herstory — and it was recently nominated for best reality competition series.

VH1 has one thing to say to RuPaul’s Drag Race and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars: “Shantay, you both stay.”

Drag Race is officially renewed for Season 13, while All Stars will also return for Season 6, TVLine has learned. And fear not — both shows will be followed by new episodes of Untucked. Casts and premiere dates will be announced in the coming months.

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It’s official: “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” Season 2 winner Alaska is viewers’ favorite of all time. This queen from Los Angeles originally competed in the fifth season of the regular show, coming in second place to Jinkx Monsoon. But Alaska truly excelled in her “All Stars” stint the following year, where she ultimately triumphed over runners-up Detox and Katya. According to our recent poll, 41% of fans say Alaska is simply the best “All Stars” winner, followed by reigning champ Shea Coulee in second place at 20%. Here are the complete poll results:

41% — Alaska (“All Stars” 2)

20% — Shea Coulee (“All Stars” 5)

18% — Trixie Mattel (“All Stars” 3)

9% — Chad Michaels (“All Stars” 1)

8% — Monet X Change (“All Stars” 4)

4% — Trinity The Tuck (“All Stars” 4)

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Alaska won more challenges during her “All Stars” run than any of her fellow competitors,...

Now that the fifth season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” is in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to vote for your favorite champion of all time. Don’t forget, even though there’s only been five “All Stars” installments, there are actually six winners since Monet X Change and Trinity The Tuck tied in 2019. The most recent champion is Shea Coulee, while the initial three were Chad Michaels, Alaska and Trixie Mattel. Vote for your favorite crowned queen in our poll below, and then defend your choice in the comments section.

“All Stars 1” (2012)

Following the original fourth season in which she placed second to Sharon Needles, Chad Michaels became the series’ first All Star champion. As an impersonator, most of Chad’s looks are inspired by Cher, but in many ways that is just a jumping off point for her extremely polished showgirl style of drag. Chad beat...

The season finale of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 5″ ended rather predictably, with Shea Coulee being crowned the winner by host RuPaul Charles and joining the Hall of Fame. However, according to our recent poll, a plurality of “Drag Race” viewers claimed they wanted Jujubee to win it all. The admitted cat lover came in first place in our poll results with 44%, followed by Shea in second place at 40% and Miz Cracker in third place at 16%. Do you agree or disagree with your fellow fans that Jujubee was robbed?

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In terms of their challenge track records, Jujubee was in the rear as she only prevailed once throughout the entire season. She won the hotel design comp in Episode 3’s “Get a Room,” which was remarkably her first challenge victory throughout her “Drag Race” journey.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” completed the 5th installment of its “All Stars” spin off on Friday July 24 with the finale episode “Clap Back!” where Jujubee, Shea Coulee and Miz Cracker vied for the coveted crown.

In the penultimate episode on July 17 the final four queens faced off in a stand-up comedy smackdown. Cracker won for the third time in the season and faced off against the secret lip sync assassin Kennedy Davenport and won. Instead of taking the opportunity to eliminate her biggest competition, Cracker said goodbye to her friend Blair St. Clair.

This season, instead of two of queens performing lip syncs for their legacies, the week’s challenge winner will go up against a non-competing queen deemed a “lip sync assassin.” If the season 5 all-star wins, she gets a $10,000 tip and gets to decide who to boot. If she loses, the tip gets added to the jar for the...

Spoiler alert: Read on to find out who won Season 5 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars”

A new queen was added to the “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Hall of Fame Friday night, when a winner was chosen among Jujubee, Miz Cracker and Shea Coulee.

In the end, Shea Couleé walked away with the crown, a cash prize of $100,000 and a one-year’s supply of Anastasia Beverly Hills cosmetics. She joins previous “All Stars” winners Chad Michaels, Alaska, Trixie Mattel and Season 4 co-winners Monet X Change and Trinity the Tuck.

“Condragulations to winner Shea Couleé for an outstanding performance on ‘All Stars 5,'” RuPaul said. “Shea brings a next-level aesthetic and higher consciousness to everything she does. On the heels of Jaida Essence Hall winning ‘Drag Race,’ Shea’s ‘All Stars’ victory is yet another shining example of drag excellence. I am grateful to all our courageous queens for inspiring the sweet,...

A winner was finally crowned on Friday’s finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 5, but before the queen in question could receive her one-year supply of Anastasia Beverly Hills cosmetics, the Top 3 had to survive their most harrowing challenge yet: a surprise reunion.

While this season’s seven eliminated queens watched and giggled from behind an extremely obvious glory hole, Jujubee told Shea Coulee and Miz Cracker that they were the final three she always envisioned (me too!), which didn’t sit well with some of the Bitter Betties behind the scenes. “Do we all sound this fake?...

And then there were three. The grand finale of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 5″ airs Friday, July 24 on VH1, with the trio of finalists — Miz Cracker, Shea Coulee and Jujubee — all praying for their shot at joining the Hall of Fame. The ultimate decision will come down to host RuPaul Charles, who’s been watching each queen closely all season long. Which contestant do You think has the most charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent for this fifth installment of the “All Stars” reality TV show? Vote in poll below for the most deserving queen and then be sure to defend your choice in the comments section.

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On paper, Miz Cracker seems like the one to beat as she’s won three main challenges, more than anyone else. This Season 10 stand-out prevailed in an...

CBS will have a summer season of “Big Brother” after all, with an “All Stars” installment featuring fan-favorite houseguests and a bunch of PPE.

Season 22 of “Big Brother” will debut on Wednesday, Aug. 5 from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m., airing live for the east coast. This will be only the second “All Stars” season thus far, the first being back in 2006.

As per usual, “Big Brother” will boast three weekly episodes. Following the season premiere, the reality competition will air on Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8 to 9. The Thursday episode, the eviction one hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, will be live for those on the east coast.

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Beginning Thursday, Aug. 12, “Big Brother” will bump “Tough as Nails” to 9 o’clock on Wednesdays, a CBS spokesperson told TheWrap. That is the only real...

The “Drag Race” parade just. Won’t. Stop!

For the third time this year, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” is expanding its brand with a new series, “RuPaul’s Drag Race: Vegas Revue.” VH1 announced on Wednesday that the six-episode docuseries will follow six former “Drag Race” contestants as they prepare to launch the “RuPaul’s Drag Race Live!” show in Las Vegas.

The cast will include Yvie Oddly (Season 11 winner), Asia O’Hara (Season 10), Derrick Barry (Season 8 and Season 5 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars”), Kameron Michaels (Season 10), Naomi Smalls (Season 8 and Season 4 of “All Stars”), and Vanessa “Vanjie” Mateo (Season 10 and Season 11). As with all things “Drag Race,” World of Wonder Productions produced “Vegas Revue,” with Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, Tom Campbell, Danielle King, and RuPaul Charles as executive producers. Tim Palazzola and Todd Radnitz executive produced the show for VH1, with Jen Passovoy as producer.

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“RuPaul’s Drag Race” continued the 5th installment of its “All Stars” spin off on July 3 with the queens revealing their best celebrity impersonations in “The Snatch Game of Love.” In that fifth episode, RuPaul Charles changed the rules once again — no longer would there be a set of bottom queens, but rather any contestant not picked as the top queen would fall to the bottom and be vulnerable to elimination. As the top of the week, Shea Coulee was faced with the option of getting revenge on Alexis Mateo after India Ferrah disclosed that Alexis had campaigned to get Shea out earlier in the season. While she was tempted by that option, Shea went by performance metrics and ultimately sent India home on her fourth straight week in the bottom.

This season, instead of two of queens performing lip syncs for their legacies, the week’s challenge winner will go...

Original “Survivor” castaway Jenna Lewis didn’t hold back when asked by EW.com if she would ever want to play again. “F— Yes!” she exclaimed. Jenna appeared on “Borneo” (Season 1) and “All Stars” (Season 8), but hasn’t been seen since, despite repeatedly being on producers’ shortlists over the past 16 years. “I have been contacted so many times, it’s like CBS is my own personal d— tease,” she joked. “This last time I had signed over 100 pages of documents and gone for shots, and started the whole mental prep. Just do it already, Mark [Burnett] and [Jeff] Probst. Third time’s a charm.”

The concept of watching “Survivor” on TV now is starting to leave a bad taste in her mouth. Jenna readily admitted, “I am still butt-hurt at how many times Survivor Casting has called and had me on stand-by for a season, or had me in the ‘finals’ of casting,...

Given the massive success of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” over the last decade, it’s no surprise that the show has almost unilaterally defined the mainstream understanding of drag artistry. But now that the show has done the hard work of getting people to pay attention, what becomes of drag as an art form? And can “Drag Race” continue to thrive now that everyone wants a piece of that success?

Since its debut in 2009, “Drag Race” has gone from a reality show pseudo-parody on a niche cable network to regularly coming in as the most-watched cable show among young adults on Friday nights. The multi-million dollar franchise has raked in the cash for producers World of Wonder, expanding to include not only spinoff television series, but also several digital series, the $3.99 per month streaming service Wow Presents Plus, and live events like the 95-city “Werq the World” tour and a lucrative...

Meet the cast of RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars 3! The third instalment of the hit VH1 series continues the American Golden Age of drag queen artistry and brings the creme-de-la-creme of wigs, tucking and layered lashes to the smallscreen in the new year! Ru is a bonafide Emmy badass with an award trifecta under her belt, and the third season turns out a whole new crop of talent ready to battle it out for the Drag Race: All Stars title. The nine queens are a slice of America and include Brooklyn babe and Season 9 queen Aja; Seattle siren and...read more...

Looking for a diversion from the current political reality besides watching the new seasons of “The Crown” and “Stranger Things” again and again? Wondering if “Proud Mary” will replace “Call Me By Your Name” or “Lady Bird” as your bingewatched movie after the holidays? Well, we’ve got good news. “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” is back just in time to give you an hourly diversion once a week.

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VH1 is looking to make 2018 a happy Ru year.

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The third season of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars — in which eight former Drag Race contestants return for a second shot at glory — will premiere on Thursday, Jan. 25 at 8/7c with a special 90-minute opener. (That’s right, folks, it’s moving to Thursdays.)

Says creator/host RuPaul, “The rumors are 100 percent true, baby. The All Stars three debut delivers my most legendary queens, and they’re fired up and ready to take over the mother-tucking world.”

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VH1 has slotted Thursday, January 25 for the third season premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars. This will be its first season on VH1 after its move from sister Viacom network Logo. The new season will kick off with a 90-minute debut episode beginning at 8 Pm. You can watch a promo below. "The rumors are 100% true, baby," said executive producer and host RuPaul. "The 'All Stars' three debut delivers my most legendary queens, and they're fired up and ready to take over…...

2017-12-11T11:51:54-08:00Rose McGowan Says Alyssa Milano Makes Her Want to Vomit

Rose McGown continues to police Hollywood's reaction to the Harvey Weinstein scandal, this time attacking her Charmed co-star Alyssa Milano for not condemning Weinstein's estranged wife. McGowan believes that Georgina Chapman, who left Weinstein after stories of his alleged sexual misconduct went public, previously knew about her husband's behavior and should suffer for staying with him anyway. So when Milano told Megyn Kelly that she thinks Chapman is a "good woman," McGowan took to Twitter to express her outrage.

Via Page Six.

Alyssa Milano was slammed by her former “Charmed” co-star Rose McGowan for supporting disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein’s estranged wife.

Milano appeared on “Megyn Kelly Today” on Thursday and was asked about Georgina Chapman, Weinstein’s fashion designer wife. Chapman in October said that she was leaving Weinstein after 10 years of...

Netflix is ready to Make America Gay Again.

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As previously announced, the streaming service is reviving the reality makeover series Queer Eye for the Straight Guy — in which five gay men help a “clueless” straight man make his life a little more fabulous — and now we can finally get acquainted with the new Fab Five. (P.S. Don’t worry if you don’t immediately recognize all of their names. That’s why we linked to their Instagrams.)

Bobby Berk will serve as the show’s design expert, Karamo Brown...

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Don't believe what you hear about Bridget Jones's Diary star Renee Zellweger. Apparently a class-action lawsuit against disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein claims that both Zellweger and Charlize Theron traded sex with Weinstein in return for help with their careers. Zellwegger says Weinstein is "full of sh*t" if that's what he's claiming.

Via Us Weekly.

Fighting back. Renee Zellweger is denouncing allegations that she had inappropriate encounters with Harvey Weinstein in order to escalate her career.

The claims came to light in a class-action lawsuit that six unnamed women recently filed against Weinstein, alleging that Zellweger, 48, and Charlize Theron both ascended in their professional endeavors by performing “sexual favors” for Weinstien, 65.

“If Harvey said that, he’s full of shit,” a rep for the Bridget Jones actress, who has starred in several...

I’ve been playing WWE video games all my life – from the early days of the Nes and the likes of Wrestlemania Challenge, through a myriad of consoles and handhelds, to as recently as WWE 2K16 on the PS4; and in that time the games have changed a Lot. So, after decades of change, why now does it feel like the WWE video game franchise is becoming stale?

Of course it might just be me… You see I have a love/hate relationship with the WWE games, I love playing them but hate losing – and towards the end of my time with WWE 2K16 I felt like I was losing more than winning. Selfish I know but those are the breaks! It’s the same reason why, I feel, that with the modern WWE video games it’s best, generally, to skip a release or two and come back to...

When real life is too much—and in 2017, every day is too much—pop culture’s first impulse is to escape into fantasy. And who knows more about fantasy than drag queens? Thus far, the RuPaul’s Drag Race industrial complex has produced two TV spinoffs (Drag U and RuPaul’s All Stars Drag Race), an aftershow of sorts in…

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Violet Chachki, drag star and winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race season seven, made history as the first drag queen to model in a women’s lingerie campaign. Chachki is the featured model for the “Never the Girl Next Door” campaign for Bettie Page Lingerie, a line by the London-based lingerie brand Playful Promises.

In an exclusive interview with Et, Chachki said that it felt “amazing” getting to model for this campaign. “I would have never imagined, when I first started performing as a drag queen, that this would ever happen. It’s surreal.”

The lingerie found in the new collection is vintage in style, featuring such items like structured corselettes, spiral stitched bullet bras, high-waisted briefs and satin robes. “It’s very graphic and playful,” Chachki said. “That’s what I really love about glamour and drag; it’s about celebrating femininity and fun, while being really provocative.”

When Chachki started her drag career at age 19 in...

Fans of “Hell’s Kitchen All Stars” are starting to learn which contestants can’t stand the heat. Last Friday’s installment of the Fox reality TV cooking competition program saw Chef Gordon Ramsay sending Josh Trovato home, narrowing the number of cooks down to 13. Whose head will be on the chopping block next? More importantly, whose head should be? […]...

Hey,Big Brother fans. We've got some cheery news to report for the Big Brother community. According to a recent report from the folks over at TMZ, a very popular former champion has just gotten hitched! They're telling us that it was none other than the puppet master himself. The evil Dr. Will Kirby! That's right guys. Now at 44 years of age, the evil Doctor has decided to officially and legally become bound to his longtime fiance Erin Brodie. According to his Wikipedia page, he had been engaged to her since like 2011. So, around 6 years. They got married on October 27,2017. They already have two children together. They have a son named William Cassius "Cash" Kirby. He was born in May of 2010. Then in 2012, they had another baby which was a girl. Her name is Scarlett. Will's wife Erin Brodie is also no stranger to reality television. She actually won the...

Time has run out for the ladies of The Lunch Hour, with VH1 canceling Daytime Divas after just one season.

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The dramedy starred Vanessa Williams (Ugly Betty) as Maxine Robinson, the host and creator of a View-esque talk show, though her scandalous personal life — which included a sordid love affair, a murder cover-up, etc. — frequently overshadowed her on-air persona.

Maxine was joined at The Lunch Hour table by a parade of diverse co-hosts: war correspondent Nina Sandoval (played by Happyland‘s Camille Guaty), former child star Kibby Ainsley (Pretty Little Liars...

Things are starting to really heat up on “Hell’s Kitchen All Stars.” On last Friday’s installment of the Fox reality TV cooking competition series, Chef Gordon Ramsay made a shocking decision during eliminations. Instead of sending home Josh Trovato as was widely expected, he sent the struggling contestant to the Red Team, swapping out Robyn Almodovar for the Blue Team. We […]...

Scared Famous is a new series on VH1 featuring a whole haunting of reality TV stars who are ready to endure living in one of America’s most haunted houses for a chance to win $100,000 for charity. But who are the celebrities making up the cast? Here’s our run-down of the reality stars on the show… Alaska Alaska is a musical artist and was the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars back in 2016. Her two studio albums reached the Billboard Dance Album top five and she’s even co-written a novel for young adults. Her motto is “If you’re...read more...

On last Friday’s installment of “Hell’s Kitchen All Stars,” Chef Gordon Ramsay made a shocking decision during eliminations. Instead of sending home Josh Trovato as expected, he sent the fumbling cook to the Red Team, swapping out Robyn Almodovar for the Blue Team. It was all in the name of putting some much needed fire under these struggling contestant’s behinds, […]...

Get ready for a new season of outrageous fashion, lip-synching, shade and gagging because the cast of queens for the third installment of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars has been revealed, or as Emmy-award winning host RuPaul says, “ru-vealed.” The new season will welcome back BenDeLaCreme (Season 6), Trixie Mattel (Season 7), Milk (Season 6), Thorgy Thor (Season 8), Kennedy Davenport (Season 7), Aja (Season 9), Chi Chi DeVayne (Season 8), Morgan McMichaels (Season 2), and…...

It was a night of too many risottos on “Hell’s Kitchen All Stars.” Friday night’s installment of the Fox reality competition series ended with a dramatic twist from Chef Gordon Ramsay, as the Red Team saw its first victories while the Blue Team stumbled. Make your “Hell’s Kitchen: All Stars” predictions for a chance to top our […]...

Chris here. Last night the lineup was revealed for the third season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars in a big casting extravaganza like Drag Race used to do in the old days. These casting specials really should be required for each season because we get to spend solo time with each queen that the workroom can't afford. And for an All Stars season it allows the newer viewers an opportunity to get to know queens from early seasons. But onto the queens - this year's lineup is also stocked full of "eliminated too soon" queens to go with the fan favorites:

Aja (Season 9) BenDeLaDreme (Season 6) Chi Chi Devayne (Season 8) Kennedy Davenport (Season 7) Milk (Season 6) Morgan McMichaels (Season 2) Shangela (Season 2 and 3) Thorgy Thor (Season 8) Trixie Mattel (Season 7)

But wait, there's more! In typical teasing Ru fashion, one queen has yet to be revealed. Whether she will be announced later or...

Nine of the baddest queens in the game will do battle this winter when RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars returns for its third season.

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VH1 on Friday unfurled the list of competitors vying for a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame, and it includes some of the most memorable contestants to grace the stage — along with a few others you might have to ask your friends about. (“Who was she again? … Oh, right.”)

Without further adieu, these are your all stars:

* Aja (Season 9): A miscast production of Beverly Hills,...

Fans of Fox’s reality TV cooking competition series “Hell’s Kitchen All Stars” are eagerly anticipating the next round of eliminations on Friday’s episode. Last week’s hour saw host Gordon Ramsay giving the boot to Ashley Nickell after another disastrous dinner service for the Red Team. We asked you in a recent poll who he should kick off next, […]...

Ever since the news broke that designer and Project Runway contestant, Mychael Knight, died Tuesday morning at age 39, Hollywood stars have been commemorating the designer on social media with thoughtful messages and photos, including some of his high-profile celebrity fans.

The designer made his big break on season 3 of Project Runway where he earn fourth place and won the coveted Fan Favorite spot. He continued to make cameos on Project Runway throughout the years and came back for the show’s spin-off series, Project Runway: All Stars in 2013.

Since his time on the show he’s been designing his own line,...