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It’s kind of an awesome when a major celebrity like Desperate Housewives star Marcia Cross comes out and lets everyone know in a roundabout way that her husband has been munching at her back door. a
Today comedian Matt Brown joins talk about the pleasures and perils of putting your mouth where the sun don’t shine.
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One of our favorite oddball TV Christmas moments is Pee Wee’s Christmas Special, a star studded hour long event that aired in 1988 at the height of Pee Wee Herman’s popularity.
Today we take you inside Pee Wee’s Christmas Special with the she-larious Irene Marquette,
who is putting on a holiday extravaganza inspired by Pee Wee Herman’s Holiday Show complete with variety acts and animation in the Curio Show at Chicago’s IO Theater.
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The 1982 the hit film Tootsie captivated audiences with its story of an actor so desperate to get a job that he crossed dress as a woman and became America’s sweetheart feminist icon.
Today we’re taking a look at the new Broadway musical Tootsie, that aims to update the classic love story of boy meets girl, boy dresses up as girl, and then girls fall in love.
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Meeting your fans in person can be a little overwhelming especially when there’s a line out the door and you still want to give them everything you got. For Vivacious, she gave so much at RuPaul’s DragCon she ended up going the hospital for a little post expo fixer upper.
Today Vivacious kikis with us about being a booth babe for her own booth at RuPaul’s DragCon NYC.
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With the exception of songs like Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” or Diana Ross’ “I’m Coming Out,” very few pop songs written as a tribute to LGBT folks have ever reached the top of the charts.
But that doesn’t mean the songs that weren’t so gay to begin with couldn’t end up being the soundtrack at our favorite bars, drag shows or pride celebrations.
Today, we take a look at songs that didn’t start out as gay anthems, but somehow the cover versions ultimately became LGBT legendary tracks.
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Drag queen Sasha Soprano has a hit show on her well manicured man hands – The Drag Queens of Comedy, an original showcase that puts together the biggest drag gals in comedy with the up and coming has everyone howling their bird seed filled little titties off.
Today, Sasha Soprano joins us from her boudoir in LA to kiki about all the funny queens on tour: Alaska, Willam, Bob, Lady Bunny, Coco Peru, Lady Red Couture, Jackie Beat, Peaches Christ and Heklina.
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Drag superstar Adore Delano from Rupaul’s Drag Race is currently suing her management company but who exactly is behind Producer Entertainment Group? Listen and find out as we release this podcast from our archive with the founder of PEG- David Charpentier.
This podcast is in the top 100 favorite podcasts in our 13 years of producing over 2,400 some podcasts. Originally posted on 05.25.11
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With the exception of songs like Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” or Diana Ross’ “I’m Coming Out,” very few pop songs written as a tribute to LGBT folks have ever reached the top of the charts. But that doesn’t mean the songs that weren’t so gay to begin with couldn’t end up being a huge part of LBGT history.
Today, we take a look at songs that didn’t start out as gay anthems, but somehow the cover versions ultimately became LGBT legendary tracks. To listen to whole episode visit www.feastoffun.com/plus and become a member.
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With the exception of songs like Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” or Diana Ross’ “I’m Coming Out,” very few pop songs written as a tribute to LGBT folks have ever reached the top of the charts.
But that doesn’t mean the songs that weren’t so gay to begin with couldn’t end up being the soundtrack at our favorite bars, drag shows or pride celebrations.
Today, we take a look at songs that didn’t start out as gay anthems, but somehow the cover versions ultimately became LGBT legendary tracks.
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We’ve all had dates that went horribly wrong, but then later, as we tell our friends about the bad romance over and over again it becomes comedy gold.
Today, comedian Zach Zimmerman joins us to talk about his new show “The Twink on the Fire Escape,” an interactive performance pub crawl through Chicago’s Boystown where he tells the hair-raising story of a date with a young blond guy that ended with both of them on a fire escape clinging for dear life.