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: 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.

RuPaul’s Drag Race 7.1

Welcome to Season 7 Drag Racers! Sashay & Chante could not be more happy to be back to guide you through another xtravaganza of drag realness.

Two Virgins in a Strip Club – Part 2

So virgin stripper Bobby took me to the back room and casually stuffed the $20 I slipped him into his shoe for safe keeping.

Maureen McGovern brings ‘Sing, My Sisters, Sing!’ to New Hope

Maureen McGovern is putting the final touches on her new show, ‘Sing, My Sisters, Sing!’ which celebrates women singer/songwriters. On a recent snowy morning, this star of musical theatre, performance, and cabaret talked about her new recordings, her tour, her cabaret appearances, and a whole lot more.

Two Virgins in a Strip Club

Until last night I was a strip club virgin. Never set foot in either a female or male strip club. So after some research I knew I needed $1 for just the tip and $20 to go all the way…to the back room.

Review: The Whale

Last week’s Philadelphia premiere of Samuel D. Hunter’s play The Whale at Theater Exile was packed with an eager crowd anticipating the show the Village Voice referred to as ‘Vibrant and provocative’.