Due to all tea, all shade and behind-the-scenes queens who couldn't keep secrets, RuPaul has devised a clever method of not revealing the winner of RuPaul's Drag Race until the very last moment.

If you were hoping to see the authentic reaction from this season's reigning queen, you have just that in Logo's video taped backstage Monday night with Alaska, Roxxxy and Jinkx. 

Check out the video *SPOILER ALERT* after the jump!

The queens were dressed to the nines last night for the taping of the RuPaul's Drag Race season five finale, and Detox's monochromatic style was easily the most jaw-dropping look of the night. 

More pics of Detox and other RPDR queens, including the season five Final Three, on the red carpet of the finale taping after the break!

As we eagerly await the season finale of RuPaul's Drag Race, we're hoping RuPaul's new video her song, "The Beginning" will tide us over!

The Drag Race final three, Jinkx Monsoon, Roxxxy Andrews, and Alaska are all present and accounted for in the clip! 

"The Beginning" takes us that much closer to the end after the jump!

RuPaul's Drag Race legend Sharon Needles isn't holding back on what she thinks of the three remaining divas of this season: Roxxxy Andrews, Jinkx Monsoon, and Alaska Thunderfuck. 

Her critique may surprise you (and it may hurt a few feelings)! See what she has to say after the jump.

Alaska's House Majority Caucus was asked whether they'd consider same-sex civil unions or domestic partnerships and they just found that HILARIOUS.

Seriously, they could barely respond to Juneau Empire reporter Mark Miller's question through their laughter. 

Check out Republican House Leader Lance Pruitt's oh-so-classy response to Miller after the jump.

We learned the identities of Ru's season 5 goddesses a few weeks back, but today we get to see the hunties in action (literally—looks like we can expect lots of fighting)! Check out the first full-length trailer for the upcoming season of RuPaul's Drag Race after the jump!

With RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars and the show's decision to turn the girls into teams finally winding down, we can all look forward to the fresh faces of season five. Over the weekend Logo and RPDR slowly unveiled the international drag queens who will compete for infamy beginning in January, with the final gurrrls revealed this morning. Check out all the 'Meet the Queens' videos after the jump and place your early bets on weinners (not a typo and it stays) in the comments!

Voters in Anchorage, Alaska overwhelmingly turned down Proposition 5, a bill designed to protect the city's LGBT community from discrimination in employment. Or did they? 

Kevin Federline may be winning the speedy sperm race of pseudo-celeb baby-daddies (FIVE kids and counting folks), but our favorite Alaskan beefcake, Levi Johnston isn’t giving up without a fight.

In the battle for the super-sperm crown, Levi has knocked up yet another young unmarried filly—well, she’s 20 so she’s practically ancient.

Details after the jump.

Ahead of Anchorage, Alaska's vote on Proposition 5 (a 35-year long effort seeking to protect the LGBT against discrimination), anti-gay opponents to the measure have produced one of the most offensive political ads ever to hit the air. You've really got to see it (after the jump!), to believe it... 

When Southaven, Mississippi Mayor Greg Davis was forced out of the closet last week following some revealing financial records he unknowingly lengthened the list of American states with openly-gay elected officials to 48. 

More than 13,000 signatures were turned in to the Anchorage city clerk’s office Thursday in support of adding gay and transgender protections to pre-existing anti-discrimination laws. More on the measure’s specifics after the jump.