TALENTRECAP.COM More Shows RuPaul's Drag Race Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/FilmMagic, Photo by Don Arnold/WireImage Reading Time: 4 minutes Since the inception of RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars, fans have been aching to see numerous queens sashaying back to the runway for another battle royale. Yet, while some divas made it a point to return, not all are convinced to stage a comeback. We’ve listed queens that we think would never reappear in Drag Race ever again.

Youths of the Peoples Democratic Party, on Tuesday, continued their ‘Uche Secondus Must Go’ protest in Abuja despite an appeal for calm by the PDP Governors’ Forum and the party’s Board of Trustees. The youths protested at the national Secretariat of the party (Wadata House) in Wuse Zone 5 area of the nation’s capital. They are protesting against alleged mismanagement of funds and below par performance of the Party’s national chairman, Prince Uche Secondus.

Jeyhoun Allebaugh / NBAE via Getty ImagesThese kids are Linsane. The phenomenon of undrafted Harvard grad and previous NBA benchwarmer Jeremy Lin is translating into serious money, as Knicks’ ticket prices soar and stores can’t keep up with demand for Lin jerseys and “Linsanity” merchandise. Not long after being let go by two NBA teams (Rockets, Warriors), Lin is the biggest story in basketball. He’s led the Knicks to five straight wins, highlighted by a dominant, 38-point performance against the Lakers, all without Carmelo Anthony or Amar’e Stoudemire, the Knicks’ two perennial All-Stars, in the lineup.

Morning Consult LogoLess than 20% of Gen Z respondents identified as fans of the following sports properties: NWSL, MLS, WNBA, EPL, PGA Tour, Premier Hockey Federation, La Liga, MotoGP, Ligue 1, IndyCar, Bundesliga, Serie A, NLL, PLL, LPGA Tour, ATP Tour, NHRA and WTA Tour. Survey conducted Nov. 2-8, 2022, among a representative sample of 1,000 Gen Zers between the ages of 13 and 25, with an unweighted margin of error of +/-3 percentage points.

Kate McKinnon’s walk in her Verizon commercials has viewers perplexed: Does the ‘Saturday Night Live’ star always walk like that? Read the comments. Now that its former “Can you hear me now?” guy is shilling for rival wireless network T-Mobile, Verizon has enlisted a two-time Emmy winner to appeal to viewers. But it seems those who have seen Kate McKinnon’s Verizon television commercials have just one question on their mind: Why does she walk the way she does in those commercials, and, as one forum user added, “Is that her normal gait?