In the book Drag , Baker says cross-dressing remained a pervasive part of theater culture until the late 19th century, when it began to tak...

Picking up where we left off was the beginning of the early 1900's . It was a mainstream lark for a straight man to put on a dress and...

Because of our forefathers, we in the LGBTQ community are fortunate enough to live in a more tolerant world. “Queens,” or men who defy gend...

The Slave of Fashion--Francis Renault All of the photogrpahs in this post happen to be of renowned Female impersonator Francis Renaul...

         The House of Galore from Amsterdam Drag has always been near and dear to my heart. I can remember starting drag at 22 and on...