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Drag Queen/KingREVIEW: A Short Jew in the Body of a Tall W.A.S.P. (A Gay Melodrama in 13 Acts)
A Short Jew in the Body of a Tall W.A.S.P. (A Gay Melodrama in 13 Acts)reads the same way reality TV feeds our appetite for the sordid.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race 7.4
Spoof! There it is! This week, the queens tried their hands in remaking some of Ru’s classic hits. Oh, and Kandy Ho sucked again.
Winner of Ms Everything: Saphira Cristal
This week I got to chat with the winner of Miss Everything, Sapphira Cristal, about her recent success!
Devyn Rush promises a fun night for the whole family at the Rrazz Room in New Hope
Devyn Rush was born and raised in New Hope. Although still a young woman, she has been on stage in several musicals, been on American Idol, performed in cabaret shows, been a spokesperson for a national cause, and is a yoga instructor.
RuPaul’s Drag Race 7.3
Holy Bearded Lady Batman! This week, the queens served up their best Kathy Bates American Horror Story realness and tried their hands at Shakesqueer.
Review:PGMC Diva Sing-a-Long
I had heard of the Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus before, but never really payed them much mind. Then I saw the words ‘Diva Sing-a-Long’ and things cleared up quite quickly, I knew I had to make my way to the show.
Songbird 3 Winner: Kaleia Brown
Kaleia Brown talks about the competition, her love of Patti Labelle and her concern being the only transgender contestant.
RuPaul’s Drag Race 7.2
All aboard the shadiest flight of your life! Glamazonian Airlines is now boarding Section 229 Nevamind.
Getting to know your Heroes: Ian Morrison
The Delaware Valley Legacy Fund puts together a fantastic brunch called HEROES. I wanted to know more about the nominees, and tried to reach out to the ones I could make connections with. I was fortunate enough to speak with Ian Morrison last week
Getting to know your Heroes: ACLU of PA
Annually, DVLF puts together a fantastic brunch to honor individuals whose work and leadership advance the rights of the LGBT community called HEROES. I talked to Reginald T. Shuford, Esq. the Executive Director at ACLU of Pennsylvania.