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Who knew this year’s Emmys would be so gay? Glee and Modern Family ruled the awards show and even their cute host Jimmy Fallon sported a red hanky in his back pocket to let the world know he was ready to bottom when Neil Patrick Harris outed him.
Join us as we give you all the delicious moments from this year’s Emmys and fill you in on some of things you may have missed.
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Hold the phone Dora! Ken Mehlman, the chairman of the Republican party during the aggressively anti-gay Bush years, has unexpectedly come out of the closet, saying “It’s taken me 43 years to get comfortable with this part of my life.” What do we make of this Johnny-come-lately to the gay rights agenda?
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Out of the ashes of Disco’s demise, DJs in Chicago developed a new sound for a new generation which became known as House Music. This style became a hit in clubs catering to black, latino and gay folks, and is now what most electronic music is based on.
Today we’re talking to one of the pioneering DJs of House Music, Ralphi Rosario. Recently, the City of Chicago named a street after his DJ group “The Hot Mix Five” for their contribution to the international House Music scene.
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Listen up my little monster babies! We couldn’t bring you Lady Gaga, but we’ve got the next best thing- Sherry Vine. She’s hot, very funny and very, very sexy. Sherry Vine is what YouTube is all about!
Join us as Sherry discusses the challenges of making parody videos on YouTube and why gay people are held to higher standards for online content.
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Hundreds of gay men, queens, daddies and studs came to check out Coco Peru’s fabulous live show at the Dunes in Saugatuck, and there wasn’t a dry seat in the house.
Joining us today is full-time professor and part-time drag queen Larry La Fountain. Larry is here to give us his review of Coco Peru’s show and share with us the sexy highlights of our weekend trip.
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Audiences were horrified when the movie Showgirls came out in 1995. Today it’s a cult classic and one of MGM’s top selling DVD’s of all time.
Rena Riffel, who plays the tragic stripper Penny Hope, joins us over the phone from California to dish the dirt on Showgirls and talk about her upcoming projects which includes a musical version of Showgirls!
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Today we’re taking a look at our love hate relationship with our families and how they both mentally and physically impact our lives. Why is there so much sexual diversity not just in people but all over the animal kingdom?
Listen as we share some of your heart touching stories and offer some perspective on what to do once you’ve come out to your family.
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Remember pointing to your wrist to ask for the time or a time when bandages came in only one skin color? The Beloit College Mindset List, an index of cultural experiences that shape the lives of students entering college for the first time was just released.
Join us as Blogger Michael Lehet walks with us down memory lane and shares his amazing story of self-pleasure from a second story window at the gym.
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Respect to all the drag queens! On today’s show we fill you in on all the delicious hi-jinks of our trannylicious vampire weekend at the Chicago premier of “All About Evil.”
Plus, Politics and Activism blogger Phil Reese joins us to make sense of the stay on Prop 8, Mark Kirk’s ex-wife joins his campaign, Blago found guilty on only one charge and the Target Boycott.
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It’s always a good time with Coco Peru, the drag queen best known for her work in the films Trick, Too Wong Foo and Girls Will Be Girls, as well as her unforgettable appearance on TV’s Will and Grace.
Join us as Coco talks with us about the status of her Spanish marriage after the repeal of Prop 8 in California, hustling for an audience in Provincetown and if there will ever be a sequel to the camp classic “Girls Will Be Girls.”