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Netflix’s newest hit, the spooky sci-fi series, Stranger Things, started off as an experiment where the filmmakers tried to see how many scenes from classic 80’s films they could fit into a trailer.
Today, the fabulous Carma Nibarger, joins us to take a look at some strange but true facts you probably didn’t know about Stranger Things and the 80s films and TV shows by people like Steven Spielberg, Stephen King, and John Carpenter that inspired the spooky series.
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Viva is an extraordinary film that captures the struggle of a young hairdresser named Jesus, played by Héctor Medina, who is trying to make it as a drag queen in Havana, Cuba.
Today we chat with Viva’s director, Irish filmmaker Paddy Breathnach about making a film about a young man who is finding his voice in the drag queen scene in Cuba, a country trapped in time.
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In high school, comedian Peter S Kim couldn’t get into a Korean gang so he formed his own posse of fashion conscious teenagers who stole expensive clothes from the mall to sell to the rich white kids in their school.
Today, Peter S Kim, joins us to talk about why all Korean moms are funny, the best practices for catfishing on hookup apps and why it’s better to get along with people rather than fight with them online for a little publicity.
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The Vixen has had quite the week- she was featured in a major newspaper article on just how real the struggle is, which prompted an online fight with Gia Gunn from RuPaul’s Drag Race, but best of all, her episode of Cooking with Drag Queens premiered!
Today, the Vixen joins us to talk about what didn’t make it on her episode of Cooking with Drag Queens and why she kept pointing out that’s not how her mother would make gumbo.
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With looks based on Pokemon and other anime characters, New York City drag queen Erika Klash just may be something out of Japanese animator’s wild fever dream.
Today, Erika Clash joins us to talk about her super kawaii style and how drag queens use hook-up apps to bring new fans to their shows.
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A fierce drag queen knows how to squeeze every penny out of the dollar that was shoved down her panties during her last number because lace front wigs can be very expensive.
Today, a very crafty gal Curlene Ribbon joins us to share some tips and tricks on turning trash into treasure, garbage into glamour and refuse into refinery!
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For years, fans of superstar athletes and comic book superheroes have had a love-hate relationship with their ripped bodies. Despite their obvious sex appeal, some folks aren’t liking how Captain America or gymnast Sam Mikulak have been turned into pin-up models.
Today, nightclub community organizer, comedian Adam Guerino joins us to take a look at the very real and imagined world of sexualized super heroes and superstar athletes.
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A devastating new study reveals that half of the nearest and dearest people in your life couldn’t care less if you lived or died, but that’s okay.
Today comedian Cody Melcher joins us to weigh in ways we sabotage our friendships and sort through how categorize our buddies, frenemies, BFFs or baes.
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The sci-fi tribal fantasy world portrayed in James Cameron’s film Avatar gets a lot of its inspiration from National Geographic and theatrical shows like the Lion King on Broadway and Cirque du Soleil, so it’s only fitting that Cirque du Soleil would return the favor and base their new show, Toruk, on the film Avatar.
Today we take you behind the scenes of Toruk and give you all the juicy blue details on Cirque du Soleil’s sci-fi acrobatic fantasy.
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According to some political experts, this year’s U.S. Presidential race will be a close one, and If the election was held today, Donald Trump would win. Now Trump is undoubtedly one of the most bizarre and arrogant people to ever to run for the top office, so it’s no wonder that his fans are just as colorful and demented as he is.
Today, we’re taking a look at Donald Trump’s most outrageous supporters, people who say they love the idea of Trump as President even though they’d probably suffer tremendously under the rule of his tiny iron fist.