Extraterrestrial drag queen Alaska crash lands at San Antonio's Bonham Exchange Thursday
Call her Alaska Thunderfuck, Alaska 5000 or just Alaska. Whichever you pick, she's the award-winning drag queen who allegedly crash landed on Earth in 1966 in her namesake state and was held in captivity until the '80s. As might be expected, the alien queen doesn't simply do drag — she has her own fragrance, has released four studio albums, has been in a Sharknado movie and has competed on RuPaul's Drag Race, finishing as runner-up on Drag Race's fifth season and winning the second season of Drag Race All Stars.
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