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Before drag queens competed on reality TV, there was Chicago’s Miss Continental Pageant, which, 35 years later, is still the world’s top pageant for gals with fierce looks and sizzling acts.
Today Natasha Douglass, a fantastic queen from the pageant scene joins us to regale us with tales of girls battling it out for the crown.
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Halloween is just two week away folks, and you probably haven’t even thought about what you going to wear. Unless you’re gay, which you probably are, and you decided sometime in right after Pride.
Today we are joined by drag queen Shea Coulee, who has worked retail in both costume and sex toy shops. Being half bougie and bangie, she’s got a good sense of how to make the most of your drag dollars and look fierce this Halloween.
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Ever since he was a little boy, John Zanardi loved Barbie dolls but was too ashamed to admit it. That is until the age of 18, when he moved out on his own and started collecting them. Today he’s amassed over a thousand dolls, estimated to be worth something between 30 and 40 thousand dollars.
Listen as we talk about some more unusual Barbie dolls, Stanley the Barbie Man, Barbie’s breakup with Ken, Ken’s cock ring and more amazing but true facts about this iconic American toy.
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My favorite kind of performance art is the kind that involved lots of balloons. Check out this amazing artist who every day on her blog makes a new balloon animal.
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Jennifer Mills had a dream. She had an awesome dream. She dreamed she painted two hundred picutres of cheeseburgers. The next day, she woke up to re-create her kooky dream.
Today performance artist and comedian Jennifer Mills joins us to talk about her delicious art and why bringing in a sense of humor into anything can work wonders to free up your creativity.
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Interesting snapshot of visual artist Tennessee Loveless deconstructing Mickey Mouse. Listen to our interview with Tennessee Loveless where he talks about why so many people love Mickey Mouse around the world and being a color-blind […]
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We had a blast talking to visual artist Tennessee Loveless about his work as a colorblind artist. This entry is a companion piece to our interview with the amazing artists so you can get an […]
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What if power came at a cost to the individual? In the case of the Vampire Lamp designed by Mike Thompson, the cost is human blood. read more
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About two and a half years ago, celebrity photographer Scott Pasfield lost work due to the poor economy so he went on an adventure to travel all 50 states including Hawaii and Alaska to capture the stories and photos of everyday gay men in a book, “Gay in America.”