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Drag Race Philippines: World of Wonder releases fierce new trailer for season 2
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The supersized trailer for Drag Race Philippines season two has finally arrived. On 28 July, World of Wonder surprised fans with a sneak peek into the highly anticipated new batch of episodes. “Mabuhaaay!
And welcome to the main stage and the season premiere of Drag Race Philippines,” exclaimed Paolo Ballesteros, who’s set to return as the show’s host.
The trailer then shows an array of sickening clips from the season, including dramatic werkroom showdowns, lip-sync extravaganzas, and emotional confessionals.
In addition to the drama and glamour, the trailer revealed the new guest judge lineup, including former social media influencer Bretman Rock. “You’re that bitch,” the former GAY TIMES cover star exclaims in the teaser.
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A Gay Old Time
Sensual and mature, this early queer love triangle drama was ahead of its time
Welcome back to our queer film retrospective, “A Gay Old Time.” In this week’s column, we revisit1971’s Sunday Bloody Sunday, a surprisingly open-minded film about a queer love triangle.One of the goals of this column is highlighting the ways in which the LGBTQ+ community has been underserved and underrepresented in cinema over the years. By revisiting little-seen films that put us and our stories at the center, or discussing more mainstream projects that sidelined or subtly hinted at us, we can track how our community’s portrayal in media has grown, changed, and—in some cases—first started to appear.The vast majority of examples we are able to focus on concern the L, the G, and (to a more complex degree) the T letters of our alphabet family.
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