RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 Episode 5 brings the highly anticipated Rate-A-Queen Talent Show to the middle of the competition, and the drama hits just as hard as the performances. With alliances forming, votes being strategized, and six queens showcasing their talents, the episode delivers gag-worthy twists, a double shantay, and a shocking bottom placement that sets the stage for an intense Part 2.

Revisiting Miley Cyrus’ Bangerz era feels like opening a time capsule of pop chaos, iconic hits, and unforgettable moments — especially when “SMS (Bangerz)” featuring Britney Spears comes on and instantly transports you back.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 Episode 4 kicks off with immediate werkroom drama before shifting into one of the season’s strongest design challenges yet. The queens face off in red carpet mashups inspired by iconic celebrity looks, only to learn they’ll be competing against their own besties. With Law Roach judging, shocking twists, a dramatic fainting moment, and another queen sashaying away, the competition continues to heat up.

Robyn’s upcoming album is shaping up to be everything I loved about her from the beginning — bold, emotional, and unapologetically ahead of its time. Sexistential proves once again that Robyn was never chasing trends; she was always setting them.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 Episode 3 delivers the fan-favorite RDR Live challenge, but this time it lands a little flat. With comedy missing the mark, runway looks stealing the spotlight, and a surprising challenge win for Juicy Love Dion, the episode ends with another underwhelming lip sync and a second loss for Mandy Mango. As the competition tightens, the Top 4 begins to shift.