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Don’t be a drag, just be a queen this pride month … with makeup from Lady Gaga’s Haus Labs.

If you’re looking for some good karma, her brand’s products aren’t just vegan and cruelty-free … this month, Sephora is also donating $1 from every purchase to the Born This Way Foundation’s LGBTQ+ initiatives.

So now’s the perfect time to grab some Haus products to make you shine … wild outfits sold separately.

Let’s start with this Color Fuse Longwear Hydrating Glassy Lip + Cheek Blush Balm Stick … the perfect way to earn some “Applause!”

If you want some color on your “Poker Face,” give this Color Fuse Talc-Free Blush Powder with Fermented Anrica a try!

Colors available include a variety of pinks, reds, and peaches … perfect for whether you’re a “Bloody Marry” or a “Sour Candy.”

This Bio-Radiant Glassy Balm Highlighter Stick will make you stand out on stage like Harley Quinn in Joker 2 … without the manic psychosis … or bad critic reviews.

Glitter and glam it up with these glassy options, including Topaz, Opal, Citrine, Quartz, and clear. This is the perfect way to make all your Arthur Flecks go crazy … if they aren’t already.

All eyes will be on your luscious lips with this PhD Hybrid Lip Glaze Plumping Gloss!

It may not help you sing as well as Gaga does … but you’ll still turn heads in a crowd.

Colors include shiny pinks, reds, and browns all suited for whatever “Bad Romance” you want to get into. Pucker up!

If you want to be as captivating as the singer in her Enigma era, then speed on over to get this Optic Intensity Eco Waterproof Gel Eyeliner Pencil!

Grace your face with bold colors to make a lasting impression, using this clean, creamy, gel-like eyeliner which lasts longer than a 3-hour Lady Gaga concert.

Finally, check out this Dual-Ended Multi-Purpose Brush … a staple for any beauty routine!

Dual purpose means you can use it as a microphone too! Okay, maybe not … but you definitely can use it to spread some shimmer all over that beautiful face of yours.

Taiwanese-American actor Mason Lee was at the prime age of 21 years old when he was cast to play Teddy — the studious little brother who gets lost and loses a finger while on a wild bender in Bangkok — in the 2011 follow-up film “The Hangover Part II.”

Joining Lee in the silly shenanigans included Zach Galifianakis as the childish adult who shows a growing sense of maturity since the prequel, Alan, Ed Helms as the dentist grappling with his hangover from the night of partying, Stu and Bradley Cooper as the studly leader of “The Wolfpack,” Phil.

R. Kelly should absolutely not be pardoned — ’cause one of his alleged victims, Joycelyn Savage, has been missing for years and is still believed to be in his grip and under his control, her family’s attorney tells TMZ.

Gerald Griggs — attorney for Joycelyn’s family — tells TMZ they’re slamming Kelly’s push for a Trump pardon … insisting the singer still has a grip on Joycelyn, who they haven’t heard from since a short phone call back in 2019.

Watch the video … Joycelyn’s family has only heard from individuals claiming to represent her — though it’s unclear in what capacity. ICYDK, Joycelyn is R. Kelly’s one-time fiancée, who many say is a victim. Her family believes she’s alive, hopes she’s healthy, and says they’d love nothing more than to hear from her directly.

In 2021, Kelly was convicted of racketeering and sex trafficking in a New York federal court. Just a year later, he was hit with more guilty verdicts — this time for child pornography and enticing minors for sex in Illinois.

A rep for Kelly’s legal team, Beau Brindley, tells TMZ they’re not willing to discuss Joycelyn right now because they want to focus on the singer and what’s happening to him … so maybe they can discuss her at a later time.

Brindley previously told us he’s hopeful Trump will pardon R. Kelly, arguing the former Prez can relate to being targeted by the feds.

He’s also pushing for Kelly’s release — the former singer has been hospitalized — after alleged threats from white supremacists forced him into solitary confinement — now asking a judge for home confinement instead.