The glamour, the beauty, the talent that is Lux Pascal poses for the latest issue of Vanity Fair. It’s a reminder that real presence can’t be manufactured. You either have it, or you don’t. Pascal very clearly does. Check out more from the shoot after the jump!
Your favorite gameshow is back! Today Blizzy and Julian join me. Before looking at your rooms we discuss the importance of blackout curtains for LGBTQ+ partiers, hear how Blizzy beat multiple transgender allegations, and Julian tells us about his Fornite addiction.
Then we get to YOUR rooms! While investigating we ask ourselves questions like: Is she Hindu or just a white girl who went to Thailand once? Are non-binary people afraid of picture frames? Do lesbians cry while firing someone at their remote work jobs?
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Grindr is quietly testing a new premium subscription tier called Edge, and the price tags being floated are getting attention fast.
According to Business Insider, the company has been running an early pilot of Edge in Australia and New Zealand, and is now rolling tests into select US cities. As part of the experiment, Grindr is reportedly showing different users different prices. Test rates begin around $80 per week and can climb into the hundreds.
Screenshots shared online suggest monthly prices as high as $349.99 and $499.99. At that level, a full year would land between $4,199.88 and $5,999.88, putting Edge in a category that looks more like a luxury subscription than a dating app upgrade…
Jinkx Monsoon, the Broadway sensation, magnanimous actress, and most decorated queen in RuPaul’s Drag Race history, weaves a tapestry of wisdom and pure joy in this episode of It’s Open. Join Ilana and Jinkx as they discuss growing up queer and religious, the power and appeal of modern witchcraft, and Jinkx’s illustrious ascension to stardom. Check out their very special ki above!
SN: What’s the biggest fake news you’ve heard about yourself?
HW: There was a Letterboxd scandal. Have you heard about this? So fucking many Letterboxd reviews of mine that aren’t mine. I’ve seen one real Letterboxd review, and maybe like 25 fake ones.
SN: And are they bad reviews?
HW: Some of them are good, but they’re stupid. Some of them are really awful. And I’m like, I like that movie. Also, people are so concerned about my height. Everyone wants to know my height. They’re like, ‘How tall are you, for reference?’ There are huge debates going around about my height.
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