Pattie Gonia, a well-known drag queen, climate activist & community organizer who has raised over $3.7M for non-profit organizations is being sued by retailer Patagonia over the use of her stage name.
Drag Crave urges its audience to use their voices and tell Patagonia to drop their lawsuit against Pattie.
Trying to watch the Wow Report on YouTube and last week's video is loaded under this week's graphics!!!! @wowpresentsplus Help me @JSJdarling you're my only hope!!!
@realjeffreyross This Netflix special just broke me in two when you talked about Nana. Great to hear about you and Ed though! Just really great all around.
@AkposMalafakumo Disgusting! I had an awesome male nurse that asked me if I was comfortable with him removing my catheter after surgery or would I prefer a female nurse. I appreciated his level of respect for me.
I'm watching Age of Attraction on Netflix and I really can't believe that 27 year old woman is shocked that her guy is 60 when he's fully got baby bangs trying to hide his hairline. #AgeOfAttraction#Netflix
@TEYANATAYLOR When I watched last night all I thought was we all need a friend like that because you looked genuinely happy for everyone and you looked like you were having the best time.
L’influenceuse Maddy Burciaga explique avoir quitté Dubaï pour l’île Maurice face aux tensions dans la région… en laissant sa chienne derrière avec la nanny sous prétexte de « trop compliqué car trop de paperasses »
Un chien, lui, ne quitterait jamais son humain pour sauver sa peau.
Les chiens sont prêts à traverser une guerre pour rester avec leurs humains.
C’est toute la différence entre la loyauté… et le confort.
Même si elle veut « protéger » sa famille en se réfugiant ailleurs, elle aurait pu au moins lancer la préparation du rapatriement de sa chienne. Il n’en est rien.
Allez demander une stratégie ou une réflexion poussée à ce genre de personne superficielle…c’est peine perdue.
Honte sur elle.
They spent years showing off their Dubai lifestyle. The moment it got dangerous, they abandoned the one thing that loved them unconditionally.
After Iranian missile strikes hit the UAE in early March 2026, thousands of expats rushed to leave Dubai. But as flights filled, a quieter crisis unfolded: hundreds of pets were abandoned. Dogs were found tied to lamp posts, left in empty apartments, or dumped near shelters already at capacity.
Rescue volunteers reported being overwhelmed. One said she received 27 messages in a single day from owners asking her to take their animals. Vets were flooded with requests to euthanize pets whose owners couldn't or wouldn't take them. Rescue groups like K9 Friends Dubai and War Paws called the situation heartbreaking, especially in one of the wealthiest cities on earth.
The crisis drew sharp criticism toward influencers and expats who built entire brands around luxury Dubai living but left their animals behind without a plan when things turned dangerous.