Divine

“I’m so respectable I could puke,” the cult director said of his Hollywood moment.

Join us as we sashay down memory lane to uncover the fabulous seven drag queens who left a heel print in American history.

“There’s a drag queen that lives in me,” she said.

Anyone who has seen the queer cult classic Pink Flamingos thinks they know.

“By all means, pay your respects to an iconic performer, but help preserve the dignity of this burial ground.”

Somehow, John Waters’s most family-friendly film is also his most devious.

“You know, I look like a cartoon anyway, so it wasn’t hard for me to imagine it.”

Christian billionaire David Green wrote that three words received directly from above are good enough reason for employees to work through a viral pandemic.

Kim Chi and Miz Cracker are going to appear in a Super Bowl ad this Sunday, something RuPaul did decades ago.

“Here’s what’s really going to get me in trouble,” Waters says. “Sometimes it’s overly gay here.”

While it’s not available to purchase yet, a social media mistake is giving us a secret glimpse.

While you can also buy dolls based off hit shows like Stranger Things or Scream Queens, the newest set is, quite literally, “Utterly Divine.”

The shrine would cost between $50,000-$100,000, and feature a small bronze representation of the dog feces Divine ate in Pink Flamingos.