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For queer folks, Tina Fey’s film Mean Girls became an instant cult classic for the way it captures the complex dynamic between bullies and their victims.
Today San Francisco based drag queen Peaches Christ joins us to take a look at bullying in the film Mean Girls and how it carries on the great tradition of teen movies like Heathers and Jawbreaker.
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One of Chicago’s hottest parties is Neverland, where lgbt folks and their friends gather in a decadent environment with the world’s top drag queens and DJs. But unlike the circuit parties that precede it, Neverland promises to be a place where everyone is welcome.
Our guest today is Neverland co-creator Anthony DiFiore, who also manages two of the top three girls from this season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Kim Chi and Naomi Smalls.
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For over a decade, Magnus Hastings has photographed the world’s greatest drag queens for his luscious new coffee table book “Why Drag?” which also features short stories marked by humor and, oftentimes, sincerity on why the queens do drag.
Today we talk with Magnus Hastings about his new book and how selfies have replaced autographs.
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We are torn apart. In a delicious but twisted turn of fate, Kim Chi and Bob the Drag Queen, two of our favorite gals from Cooking with Drag Queens, are up to win and become America’s Next Drag Superstar on RuPaul’s Drag Race.
But ultimately, the real winner are the fans.
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The Vixen done with trying to grab all her tips while she’s death dropping on stage. So— she’s releasing a new single “Money on the Floor” to encourage the children to leave the munty on the floor so she can nab it at the end of her act.
Today, The Vixen joins us to conDRAGulate Cooking with Drag Queens’ very own Kim Chi and Bob the Drag Queen (coming soon) on winning Season 8 of RuPaul’s Drag Race!
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In part two of “Put the Money on the Floor” we continue our conversation with The Vixen about who could be first to go home on season 8 of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Plus: employees at a Burger King in California smash all the restaurant’s windows after a prank phone call about a gas leak.
And is it a good idea to model your drag name after a deadly disease – I’m talking about you Zika Virus.
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One of the most anticipated queens of the series so far is Kim Chi, whose Bi Bim Bop episode got over four thousand views on the first day. At our screening at the Austin International Drag Festival, people clamored for more of this high fashion Korean gal.
Today Kim Chi joins us to talk about whose green dress is it really, and what stuff from her wardrobe made it onto Trixie Mattel’s looks on RuPaul’s Drag Race.
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Many Korean folks think of Bi Bim Bap or bibim-bop as a way of cleaning out the fridge, using up day-old rice and leftovers. we think of it as a rainbow of colors and textures that just spoons itself into your mouth.
Joining to make this tasty bowl of rainbow wonder is OUR secret Asian queen, Kim Chi, one of the most talked about drag queens on the internet.
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Chicago drag queen Kim Chi named herself after the Korean spicy pickled cabbage. Her feathery sense of style combines an Asian esthetic with high fashion. One of her drag gal pals Trannika Rex describes her as Margaret Cho in a funhouse mirror because she’s 6 foot three, out of heels.
Listen as Kim Chi takes us on all you can eat buffet of Korean culture, from Psy’s Gangam Style phenomena, to Asian drag and the gay scene in Kore