Drag

U.S. District Judge David Hittner ruled Tuesday that Texas Senate Bill 12 is unconstitutional, reaffirming his 2023 decision after the Fifth Circuit briefly let the law take effect earlier this year.

Reign LaRue taught herself makeup, built her own costumes, and won her first competition in 2017. Now she's chasing a state title and showing plus-size performers there's room for them too.

Phoebe Seymour brings musical-theater roots, live vocals, and offbeat pageant polish to Houston drag, carving out a persona shaped by Broadway, black lipstick, and a little weird-girl charm.

For Silky Nutmeg Ganache, Pride looks different this year. Not because the stakes are any lower. Not because the political climate has suddenly become less hostile for LGBTQ people, drag artists, or trans communities. And…

STOP! THAT! TRAIN! embraces absurd comedy while centering drag performers as stars, not punchlines, in a rare mainstream queer ensemble film.

Houston drag performer Purple blends horror, humor, and chaos into unforgettable shows, quickly making a name with bold looks, unexpected moments, and an unapologetically weird point of view.

Mariah Martinez is redefining Houston’s Hungry Like the Wolf, expanding drag programming, nightlife, and community space while honoring the diner’s ’80s roots and LGBTQ legacy.

Pride Houston 2026 Gender Non-Binary/Gender Non-Conforming Grand Marshal Flawless Oz, also known as Jonathan Demond Barnett, brings decades of drag, comedy, and advocacy to uplift Houston’s LGBTQ community.

Miss Gay Pride Houston 2024 Justice Taylor shares her journey in drag, from Alabama beginnings to Houston stages, blending humor, philanthropy, and a deep commitment to community.

A Texas law restricting certain public drag performances is now in effect after a federal appeals court ruling, raising concerns about free speech and potential impacts on LGBTQ artists.