VH1 has unveiled the full roster of guest judges for the upcoming 10th season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” — and it’s a murderers row of talent, from Shania Twain to Lena Dunham to Halsey to Kate Upton.

In addition to the previously announced Christina Aguilera, the season’s guests also include “Broad City” stars Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, Billy Eichner, “Big Sick” co-writers Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon, Padma Lakshmi, Courtney Love, Nico Tortorella, Audra McDonald, Ashanti, Logan Browning, Tisha Campbell-Martin, Carrie Preston, Andrew Rannells, Miles Heizer, Todrick Hall and Lizzo.

Stephen Colbert, Andy Cohen and Cheyenne Jackson will not serve as judges, but are being teased as making “special guest appearances.”

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Earlier this week, former guest judge Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman recorded a podcast with TheWrap in which he ran down what it takes to be a “Drag Race” judge — and who gets handsy behind the scenes. You can listen on Apple or right here:

VH1 announced last month that the 10th season would run back-to-back with the currently airing “All Stars” season, with the season premiere set for Thursday, March 22. It will be made up of entirely of 90-minute episodes, with the after show “RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked” to immediately follow each week.

The 14 queens competing on the season are Asia O’Hara (Dallas, TX), Aquaria (Brooklyn, NY), Blair St. Clair (Indianapolis, IN), Dusty Ray Bottoms (New York, NY), Eureka O’Hara (Johnson City, TN), Kalorie Karbdashian-Williams (Albuquerque, NM), Kameron Michaels (Nashville, TN), Mayhem Miller (Riverside, CA), Miz Cracker (New York, NY), Monét X Change (Bronx, NY), Monique Heart (Kansas City, MO), The Vixen (Chicago, IL), Vanessa Vanjie Mateo (Tampa, FL) and Yuhua Hamasaki (New York, NY).

“While preparing for season 10, I realized that one of our contestants was 11 years old when we first launched Drag Race,” host RuPaul said at the time of the announcement. “The fact that we’re still here and still going strong is because of our talented queens. They are the heart and soul of the series. And as they continue to evolve and push the boundaries of drag, so does Drag Race.”

9 'RuPaul's Drag Race' Season 9 Moments, Ranked From Worst to Best (Videos)

Liza Minelli It's shocking that a drag queen hadn't attempted Liza before the Season 9 "Snatch Game." Other gay icons have gotten the impersonation treatment multiple times -- Cher and Lady Gaga for starters -- but Liza? No takers? We're glad the first try was done by Alexis Michelle, who clearly reveres the superstar. Her theater training didn't always shine throughout the season, but it didn't get any more clear than this.
Eureka's elimination "Drag Race" is full of atypical eliminations -- from two queens getting booted at once to Willam getting disqualified in Season 4. However, Eureka's elimination due to her torn ACL was the first time one had been eliminated for medical reasons, and it was bittersweet. Eureka later said that she received support from her fellow contestants and from the crew, which added to the emotional moment. That, plus the fact she got asked back for Season 10, makes us want to tune in.
Sarge RuPaul loves Sarge. The contestants love Sarge. We love Sarge. The makeover challenge this season went behind the camera and allowed the queens to transform the crew into their drag daughters. They were all surprisingly charming, but one stood out. Sarge was quick-witted and hilarious, but when RuPaul asked him about working on the show and how he views drag, he was able to tone it down for a sweet moment where he showcased his respect for the medium.
Club Kids It was by far the best runway of the season. The episode gave us a primer on Club Kid culture and allowed the contestants to stretch their creative muscles. Trinity, who had never experienced the culture before, was able to wow with her interpretation but it was Peppermint in her candy-inspired clown outfit that made our jaws drop.
Sasha Velour's entrance There are only a handful of memorable workroom entrances, and this season, it belonged to Sasha Velour, who walked into the workroom, lifted her hands in the air, and screamed. We know now that Sasha is an intelligent, quirky queen with a unique sense of style, but in that moment we just felt her emotions. When you enter a new situation for the first time, you'd want to scream too (watch the first 20 seconds of the clip to the left).
Valentina compares herself to Selena We're happy to see the return of a full-length reunion episode, since the queens are allowed to be more emotional and raw when they're not in front of a large audience. The whole episode was tense, but when the spotlight finally focused on Valentina and her fans, things got a little weird. When asked to explain her rabid fanbase -- some of which sent abusive messages to the other contestants -- she compared herself to 1990s superstar Selena. The other queens' faces are priceless.
"Macho Man" In a season full of lackluster lip syncs, we were happy whenever Peppermint ended up in the bottom two. At least you knew she was going to put on a show. The one quality lip sync featured her and Alexis Michelle going head-to-head while lip syncing to "Macho Man." It's everything a lip sync should be -- competitive and dynamic. Alexis started it off with a mustache reveal, but once Peppermint pulled off her wig to reveal another wig, it was over.
"You look like Linda Evangelista" We'll be saying this on our deathbeds. When Aja came for Valentina in "Untucked," she, in her own words, "aggressively complimented" her for what she felt was an undeserved spot in the Top 2. "You're perfect, you're beautiful, you look like Linda Evangelista, you're a model. Did you stone those tights? Oh you're smiling!" It's almost like Aja knew it was going to be on a T-shirt, or a song, which you can listen to at the clip.
Valentina shocker This was the season of one-sided lip syncs. We thought it couldn't get worse than Charlie Hides sway and clap effort, but somehow it did. Valentina was doing well throughout the entire season, but a major misstep sent her into the bottom two and into a lip sync against Nina Bonina Brown. She could've gone all the way, as Ru said after, but when you don't know the words and refuse to take off your mask, you're going to be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

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What this season lacked in pizzazz it made up for with shocking eliminations and quotable drama

Liza Minelli It's shocking that a drag queen hadn't attempted Liza before the Season 9 "Snatch Game." Other gay icons have gotten the impersonation treatment multiple times -- Cher and Lady Gaga for starters -- but Liza? No takers? We're glad the first try was done by Alexis Michelle, who clearly reveres the superstar. Her theater training didn't always shine throughout the season, but it didn't get any more clear than this.

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