But Rosé foreshadows some trouble ahead: She sprained her ankle a few months back, and it’s not fully healed yet. Rosé’s whole family is on hand to deliver a message from home, and they’re a lovely lot. I held out hope that that element of the finale, at least, would return this year. Meanwhile, the original music video performances we got last season (in particular Crystal Methyd’s “I’m Like a Bird”) were unique, fresh and exciting. Lip Sync for the Crown has given us some great performances, like Yvie Oddly’s “The Edge of Glory,” Aquaria’s “Bang Bang,” Peppermint’s “Stronger” and, most significantly, Sasha Velour’s “So Emotional,” but there have definitely been diminishing returns since its premiere. To tell the truth, as a major fan of that at-home finale, I’m a little disappointed the show seems so determined to sweep away that format and return to what was done before. But the Lip Sync for the Crown finale format is back, and things are returning to normal about as much as they can.
And the cast on stage may be limited to RuPaul, the top four queens, our stunning current reigning winner Jaida Essence Hall and Miss Congeniality Heidi N Closet (plus a cast of Pit Crew dancers, of course).
That shot-at-home finale from last year? Forget it! A thing of the past! There may not be an audience on site. We are back to the United Artists Theatre in Downtown Los Angeles’ Ace Hotel.
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