You are good enough. A simple message every kid — and adult — deserves to hear.

Move over Pennywise, we’ve got a new clown in town. Season six RuPaul’s Drag Race winner and comedy drag queen Bianca Del Rio sashays back into Austin on November 7, with her fourth touring stand-up comedy show It’s Jester Joke.

Mix together one part cookbook, one part self-help, and a whopping serving of self-love and acceptance, bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes and – voilà – out comes Youtube star and Food Network host Hannah Hart’s latest book My Drunk Kitchen Holidays!

Three years ago, a bald, twenty-something, Brooklyn drag queen was sitting in her Austin hotel room where she submitted her audition tape for a reality TV drag competition. Fast forward to today: Sasha Velour, now considered drag royalty, is back in Austin with her one-queen production – crown and scepter not included.

What does offensive, hot mess, and brunch queen all have in common? Okay, probably a lot of things, but that’s how Rhonda Jewels described herself when she sat down with Qmmunity to chat about the upcoming two year anniversary of her Irene’s Drag Brunch (and herself, of course!).

Niche is a word often bandied about to describe any number of hidey-hole type consumables: television shows; movies; and short written pieces which reimagine the sitcom Frasier where the titular pop psychologist is a centaur.

Do you hear what I queer? It’s the bouncelicious beats of the Queen Diva, because today AIDS Walk Austin announced Big Freedia as the honorary chair and first-ever headlining performer of this year’s AIDS Walk Austin on Saturday, Sept. 21.

Drag queens are at the height of their reign. You’ve seen them on the big screen. You’ve seen them win Emmys. Some boldly say they’re America's new favorite pastime. But, one thing that has arguably reigned longer than the queens themselves is brunch.

Spectacle is one powerful piece of coinage, used when one knows the scene unfolding is on a level above the everyday. Performance without spectacle is the realm of soggier folk, those who watched the original Hairspray and thought, “Hm. Too spicy for me,” and to that realm, one mustn’t wander.