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The new survey, launched in partnership with Billboard and The Orchard, will examine LGBTQ+ representation, benefits and concerns among music industry professionals.

The two get honest about the harsh reality of making music as a drag queen in the new episode of Mattel’s podcast.

The pop star joins previously announced WeHo Pride & OUTLOUD headliners Kylie Minogue, Janelle Monáe and Diplo.

Plus new songs from Trixie Mattel, Christine and the Queens, Isaac Dunbar, Durand Bernarr, Trinity the Tuck & Jujubee

The new season will see eight queens from past editions of the franchise, this time competing on behalf of charities.

On the song off her surprise-dropped double album version of The Tortured Poet’s Department, Swift sings about triumphing over a high-school bully.

Plus new tracks from Wafia & Pillow Queens

The annual Pride Month concert will take place on June 28 and 29 at Under the K Bridge in Brooklyn, New York.

The dynamic duo will begin their U.S. tour in September.

The “Karma” singer also spoke about the backlash she received over her original comments to Billboard about “gay pop.”

“I do want to be a piece in making it bigger than it already is,” she said of queer-coded pop music.

“I gotta make things good for me right now,” the drag star told her fans in a video posted to Instagram.

The fashion queen also chats about her approach to creating her outfits for the show, talking about life with HIV on the show, and what it meant to make it to the top four of season 16.

Plus new tracks from Orville Peck and Willie Nelson, Rainbow Kitten Surprise and Kacey Musgraves, Zolita & JORDY.

The Miami star discusses her much-discussed makeup skills, her viral lip syncs on the show, and making it to the top five without a win.

The Brooklyn superstar chats about becoming the narrator of the season, her “doo doo clown” fight with Plane Jane, and why unhinged Drag Race challenges are a net positive for the show.

The “Snow Angel” singer shared a message letting fans know that she identifies as a lesbian, period.

Plus new music from Girl in Red, Gossip and King Isis.

Frontwoman Beth Ditto digs deep into the personal and political message of the band’s first album in 11 years, Real Power.

The Queen of Flips shares her approach the art of lip synching, her no-holds-barred battle with Morphine Love Dion and being critiqued for being “quiet.”