Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. admin 29 August 2013 Drag Factory Community Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp It was a quiet night at this week’s edition of Drag Factory at The Court Hotel with only one contender turning up for the competition. The trip out was worthwhile though as we got to see Hanah Conda do a comical take on Whitney Houston. TagsADGALDrag FactoryHannah CondaRuby JewelzThe Court Hotel Latest Culture Oscar winning actor Brenda Fricker dies aged 81 18 July 2026 0 Oscar-winning Irish actress Brenda Fricker, known for My Left Foot and Cloudburst, is remembered for her remarkable career. Culture Review | ‘The Odyssey’: A bold mythological epic reimagined 18 July 2026 0 'The Odyssey' delivers a powerful cinematic experience that is best seen on the big screen. History On This Gay Day | Remembering gay rights activist Stephen Donaldson 18 July 2026 0 Stephen Donaldson died on this day in 1996. He was a leader in gay rights, recognition of bisexuality, and prison reform. News Victorian Liberal party dumps Moira Deeming 17 July 2026 0 The state executive of the Victorian Liberal Party has... Newsletter I want in Don't miss Culture Oscar winning actor Brenda Fricker dies aged 81 18 July 2026 0 Oscar-winning Irish actress Brenda Fricker, known for My Left Foot and Cloudburst, is remembered for her remarkable career. Culture Review | ‘The Odyssey’: A bold mythological epic reimagined 18 July 2026 0 'The Odyssey' delivers a powerful cinematic experience that is best seen on the big screen. History On This Gay Day | Remembering gay rights activist Stephen Donaldson 18 July 2026 0 Stephen Donaldson died on this day in 1996. He was a leader in gay rights, recognition of bisexuality, and prison reform. News Victorian Liberal party dumps Moira Deeming 17 July 2026 0 The state executive of the Victorian Liberal Party has... Culture ‘Invisible Boys’ wins at the WA Screen Culture Awards 17 July 2026 0 The acclaimed television series Invisible Boys was one of the winners at the WA Screen Culture Awards. Oscar winning actor Brenda Fricker dies aged 81 OUTinPerth - 18 July 2026 Oscar-winning Irish actress Brenda Fricker, known for My Left Foot and Cloudburst, is remembered for her remarkable career. Read more Review | ‘The Odyssey’: A bold mythological epic reimagined OUTinPerth - 18 July 2026 'The Odyssey' delivers a powerful cinematic experience that is best seen on the big screen. Read more On This Gay Day | Remembering gay rights activist Stephen Donaldson OUTinPerth - 18 July 2026 Stephen Donaldson died on this day in 1996. He was a leader in gay rights, recognition of bisexuality, and prison reform. Read more