Since taking the crown on this season of RuPaul's Drag Race, Bianca Del Rio has been one busy queen. In the midst of all her performances and bookings, she's also managed to up the ante on her fundraising efforts for 'Hurricane Bianca' and release tons of hysterical new videos. If she could even make time in her busy schedule, fans want to see Bianca take those hilarious hosting skills "Live from New York" for Saturday Night Live.

A dedicated group of fans began the Facebook campaign efforts years before Bianca's name became a global sensation, but with her recent exposure on RuPaul's Drag Race, there's more support than ever!  The group is now over 30,000 strong, and growing rapidly. 

So, what do you think? Is America ready for Bianca Del Rio's clown realness? If so, make sure you join the movement and make your voice heard! 

Last year Margaret Cho and Adam Barta's song 'See You Next Tuesday' hit the Top 100's of the comedy music list on iTunes. Now they've released their funny and campy music video for the song. Margaret Cho is nothing short of a comic genius, and Adam Barta's flaunted his comedic musical talents many times in the past, including his duet parody 'Knew You Seemed Shady!' with RuPaul's Drag Race's own Pandora Boxx. 'See U Next Tuesda' features the two comedians and a whole host of Drag Race veterans! 

With the one and only Jujubee face-timing in as Margaret Cho herself throughout the video, the camp factor outdoes the Boyscouts of America! Adam and Margaret got help from several other campy queens we've come to know and love as well. In the video you'll catch glimpses of Magnolia Crawford, Joslyn Fox, Venus D'Lite, and Pandora Boxx.

Check out the full video here:

The ever fabulous and absolutely legendary Miss Coco Peru is no stranger to making her fans laugh with shelarious YouTube videos. Whether she's frantically searching store shelves for Tension Tamer tea or calling out school officials on blatant homophobia, Coco makes her voice heard, loud and proud! This week, she belted out her message in the inspiring and uplifting anthem 'Show Me Your Pride,' bringing her message of pride and self-love to the spotlight. It's no wonder so many people want to see her on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 7.

This weekend performers, celebs, and VIPs from all across the globe came together to raise HIV/AIDS awareness, and fight the virus together at Lifeball 2014 in Vienna, Austria. Among those who took the stage were the recently crowned Eurovision champ, Conchita Wurst, transgender activist and model, Carmen Carrera, and season 6 finalist Courtney Act.  The after party included even more sickening performances by celebs, allies, and activists, such as Ke$ha and the ever stunning Amanda Lepore. 

Check out the performance highlights:

Check out the eleganza on the Life Ball red carpet as well..

With the premiere of the live-action fairy-tale retold, Maleficent, finally upon us, queens everywhere seem to have donned horns and sprouted wings! 

Even Angelina Jolie officially stated her support for drag queens serving Maleficent realness, "I would be thrilled if it's embraced by the drag queens," she stated. "I think we all share a love of this kind of costume. I'm with them."  Well, it seems that is definitely turning into a reality! 

Check out some of the best recent villainess inspired looks below: 

RB Shokra's Maleficent loook debuted in true red carpet fashion at the premiere alongside Angelina Jolie, herself! 

Ok yes, although the wings and horns are photoshopped, this image went viral in a matter of minutes.  We can only hope that the queen of mean will embrace her villainess side and make this look a reality!
 

Maleficent: House of Andrews style! 

Yara's look was fully realized, and completed with her own personal evil henchman! 

Something wicked this way comes! Even Mother Dust is keeping up with the trends.

It looks like Isis was years ahead of the curve with this Maleficent #throwback from 2012! Check out a full video of her Maleficent performance here! 

We're absolutely bewitched by Aurora's sultry yet sinister look! 

You better sissy those horns, girl! Even the RuPaul's Drag Race runway had some Maleficent. 

It looks like the Season 5 Miss Congeniality has gone to the dark side! You can even watch her conjure up this look in her new makeup tutorial on NewNowNext.

So many sickening Maleficent looks from many of the top queens! With the feature film now officially out in theaters, we're sure there are more to come, and we can't wait to gag on those looks too! 

Spill the T though, who wore this look best?

Hold up! Back in February, we all waited to see each of the new queens' first impression of one another as they entered the RuPaul's Drag Race workroom. It seems, though, that this wasn't actually the first meeting of Bianca Del Rio and Courtney Act. In fact, their initial interaction on RuPaul's Drag Race was actually edited out of the second episode so you don't even notice that they've met before. We don't know the extent of their actual relationship prior to the show, but it was definitely more than the editing led viewers to believe. 

In this video from 2011, the decked out Courtney Act interviews a number of celebrities on the red carpet of the Broadway Priscilla Queen of the Desert premiere... including none other than Bianca Del Rio! 

In addition to the star studded flow of guests she chatted with including Bette Middler, Bruce Vilanch, Joan Rivers, and more, we were delighted to see her Season 6 sister and New York native, Bianca Del Rio appear as well! 

Check out these two world class queens chatting it up (skip to 2:11):

10 Things is a Drag Official original mini series. We reach out to some of your favorite queens, and they dish the T on everything from secret talents to strange obsessions to embarrassing childhood stories. There's way more to these queens than what you see on television, so we want to bring that aspect to fans. In this series, each queen shares 10 things that you (probably) didn't know about them! 

Although Phoenix may have left the competition early, this fierce Atlanta queen certainly gained a lot of fans during her short run on RuPaul's Drag Race. Rising from the ashes, Phoenix is here to give us an inside glimpse to who she is behind the wigs and make-up:

All season, Drag Official has been sharing vector artist Justin Kohout's drag artwork that we've dubbed the 'All T All Shade Caricatures' because they feature some of the best and shadiest aspects of each season 6 queen. Fan art has become a big part of the RuPaul's Drag Race culture, with some artists even gaining a name for themselves solely based on their drag art. We see big things from Justin, so you better start following him on tumblr now!

Now that the season has finished, we wanted to share the whole amazing, hilarious collection by Justin Kohout:

Laganja Estranja may have been one of the more controversial queens on this season of RuPaul's Drag Race, but she's definitely not want to be forgotten, okcurrr!  Love her or hate her, you can't deny that Laganja is one fierce multi-talented queen! Although her run on Drag Race ended prematurely, that hasn't stopped this queen's momentum. She's sashayed away and stomped it out right into the international spotlight, as it was recently announced that she'll be working the catwalk this summer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at the World Cup. We recently got the chance to sit down and chat with Laganja about this exciting new event, her new single, the House of Edwards, and more!

Drag Official: Hi Laganja! How are you today? 

Laganja Estranja: Hello, hello! I'm doing great! How are you? 

D.O.: Very well! Thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to chat with us! Let's dive right into it. First of all, how has life been since RuPaul's Drag Race? 

Laganja: It's been completely insane. I'm literally just booking every single gig to every hour of the day. My morning today was: I woke up from my last night at Mickey's, I had a meeting this morning, then I had to run over to record the song, and now I'm running back to my house to get ready for tonight, and I'm leaving tomorrow for a flight at 6 am. So it's just been nonstop, totally crazy. I mean, it's been amazing, and I'm very thankful for it, but it definitely is exhausting and a lot of work. I choose to book myself like this, so it's all just kind of becoming a learning process for me. It's one of those things where I'm an over-worker and over-achiever, and sometimes in real life you have to learn to say no. You just can't possibly do every project that gets thrown at you.

D.O.: Yes, for sure! May I ask what song you were recording? 

Laganja: Yeah, I'm recording my new song 'Legs!' It's featuring Ashleen, who wrote the song, and Rye Rye who I actually shouted out to on my Meet The Queens video. She recorded a portion of the song as well. She's got that sort of underground hip hop following, and is an artist I've always wanted to work with as well. I'm really excited! Today we were laying down my tracks, and it went really well! The engineering takes a lot of time, so we're hoping to have the song released soon. It's gotta go get mixed and mastered and all that other stuff, so we don't have a date yet - but it's coming soon! 

D.O. Wonderful! We're definitely looking forward to that!  So, we hear you're doing a fashion show in Brazil with the World Cup. Can you tell us a little about that? 

Laganja: Yes! So, along with the San Francisco company Mélange and in partnership with the Rio de Janeiro City Hall, we're going to be doing a fashion show as part of the World Cup festivities. There are some special people who will be coming along, like the local San Francisco designer Tuan Tran, and he's going to bring his amazing clothes that are made out of telephone wire, which is just really, really cool and unique. They also have a Caribbean celebrity designer who designs under the name of Targina Garcia. So there will be about four or five of us who are traveling there to put on the show, and then everyone else will be local. 

It should be a really amazing event about diversity, celebrating fashion, international travel, international bonds. Apparently Mélange has been planning to go for a couple of years now, so I'm super excited to be part of the group. I was fortunate enough to meet the head of the company at Mickey's on my night 'Hard Work' which is every Thursday, and we basically just formed a relationship and all of a sudden the next thing you know I'm going to Brazil, so it's just been amazing! It's something I've always dreamed of. Even before I went on RuPaul's Drag Race, I had a lot of Brazilian fans, and I think that's because the language of dance in universal, so I think through my YouTube videos the Brazilians were just really appreciating my work as a dancer. I'm just so excited to go and give back to them, and to be a part of Latino fashion. It's really what I would like to go into - fashion and hip hop. You know, I loved [Drag Race], but I'm not really an actor, that's not really my gig, I'm not very good a hosting on a red carpet because I'd probably say something inappropriate, but give me some hip hop music and a camera flash and I'm good to go, gurl! 

D.O.: Wonderful! So, are you going to be modeling in the show or are you playing other roles with it? 

Laganja: Yes, I'll be doing several things. There's a lot of VIP lunches and meetings with other designers that I'll be making appearances at, and on the 6th is the final show (for tickets). But I'll also be participating in some exchanges of designs - like, there's going to be a jewelry exchange, and I'm going to go. I think it's kind of set up like a market - I'm not really sure how it works, but I guess I'll find out. But yeah, there will be other events scheduled throughout the week, but the main event is the Mélange Fashion Show on June 6th. 

D.O. Sounds fun! So, speaking of jewelry, I know from your website that you design accessories and jewelry. Are those going to be featured on the runway?

Laganja: Actually, we've been talking about that and whether I should also bring some pieces to sell. It hasn't been finalized yet, so I can't guarantee, but I'll definitely be wearing my jewelry while I'm there. So, it's going to be a really great thing! I'm excited to bring some American fashion to Brazil, and I'm hoping to bring back some Brazilian fashion here. 

D.O. Lovely! Are any of the other members of The House Of Edwards making appearances at the show, or are you representing by yourself? 

Laganja: I will be representing myself on this lovely trip. I believe the House of Edwards - we're working right now in San Francisco, but nobody has officially said they will bring all three of us, so we're waiting for that day. But definitely House of Edwards has things in the works. I think we could be the next DWV, I think we could be a dancing sensation. Everybody's just so busy and it's one of those dreams that is really going to take people sitting down and figuring out schedules and hopefully it will happen soon. I know that there is a LOT in store for House of Edwards, and this is only the beginning for us. 

D.O. Very exciting! Thank you so much for taking the time to sit down and chat with us! 

Laganja: Great! Thank you so much! 

It was such a pleasure to chat with this multi-talented queen, and we look forward to seeing some sickening photos from the Brazilian runway. Trust.. You'll be gagging at all the stunning new fashion Laganja and her fellow Mélange models will be wearing. 

Last night, Drag Racers past and present reunited in Vegas for the official crowning of the RuPaul's Drag Race season 6 winner! Fans in Las Vegas were not disappointed, as these queens showed off all their best assets and worked it out on the red carpet and stage alike. Check out the fabulous photos capturing the magic of the night here: 

Condragulations to Bianca Del Rio on her win and all the girls of Season 6 for an incredible run in the Race. We can't wait to see what Bianca does with her title and where the roads before all these lovely ladies lead!