Linda Simpson

High-Profile NYC Drag Queen!

Month: February 2011

  • My Shady Hunch

    My Shady Hunch

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    Is The Brady Bunch the only inspiration for this cute invite for an upcoming party at Eastern Bloc—a birthday bash for promoter Eddie Black? Or did a classic nightlife flyer from days of yore influence the design?

  • Stories From My Art Collection

    Stories From My Art Collection

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    Brian Kenny, tall sexy artist, has updated his website.  Looks great! When I was working at the Cock a few years ago, throwing the wild weekly party Slurp, Brian was a frequent collaborator.

  • Wikileaks

    Wikileaks

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    To my surprise I just found out that I’m in Wikipedia.  It’s not an article about me and my great accomplishments, but instead a photo of me and my Bingo partner Murray Hill, who let me know about our inclusion. The subject of the article—gasp!—is Transgender.

  • On The Horizon…

    On The Horizon…

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    It’s still three weeks away, but I’m so delighted to get the invite completed early for my upcoming party that I’m posting it now.  (Thanks Michael Magnan for designing!) Plus the advance notice gives all you out-of-towners plenty of time to book your flights!

  • Monsters, Not So Little

    Monsters, Not So Little

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    How randomly surreal!  Last night I found myself, of all places, at the Empire State Building for of all things, a Lady Gaga impersonation contest. The party, in the ground-floor Empire Club, wasn’t exactly mobbed, but fun still ensued with a ridiculous cast of drag queens, all of them much, much older than Gaga herself…

  • Zip or Dip Dilemma

    Zip or Dip Dilemma

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    Big news!  I’m throwing a pop-up happy hour party (6:30–10pm) on Friday, March 18th, in the Gallery Lounge of Le Poisson Rouge, featuring all sorts of gender-bending entertainment. But after calling Chris Tanner about performing, I’m torn about what to call it.