In Progress 52

We talked to voguer Leiomy Maldonado about the ballroom scene and her passion for dance.

Legendary voguer Leiomy Maldonado shows us the 5 basic elements of Vogue.

Armed with a paintbrush, portrait artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh combats gender-based street harassment.

Armed with a 10,000-strong network of JETSETTERS, Evita Robinson is shattering the myth that people of color don’t travel.

Not all drag queens are biologically male! Crimson Kitty is a female drag queen who is killing it in New York with her female drag revue, Ladyqueen. Get to know her on Oxygen's In Progress 52 series.

Crimson Kitty walks us through the basic steps and sequence of applying drag makeup.

Payal Kadakia just wanted to dance, but her app revolutionized exercise around the world.

Combining her love of bold makeup and '90s hip hop, Florence Adepoju went from working at a makeup counter to running her own global cosmetics line.

Jenny Dorsey runs a supper club that she hopes will foster intimate conversations over a delicious meal.

Dana Williams performs her original song, "Let's Fall."

Amber Maykut stuffs mice, gerbils, and other critters for a living. Step inside her world.

Mallorie Dunn is owner and designer of SmartGlamour, a body positive customizable clothing line for women sizes XXS-6X and beyond

Orphaned at a young age and forced to live with a negligent family in the Philippines, Sarah Gaugler is now the darling of the New York tattoo world.

Named a 3 time Beat Rhyme Champion, 2 Time Loop Station Champion, Vice American Champion, and the 2015 Female World Beatbox Champion, Kaila is reinvigorating the art of beatboxing with her unique blend of theater, poetry, and vocal instrumentation.

Kaila Mullady debuts a new song, XX.

Kaila Mullady debuts her new song, Dopamine.

Haben Girma is deaf-blind. She surfs, dances salsa, and travels around the world. She wants to live in a world where her feats aren't heroic.

One entrepreneur capitalized on the needs of the freelance and start-up generation to create a thriving community working space.

NYC-based pottery artist Sam Nichols explains what it takes to single-handedly run a small business.