Tag: Media Mentions

  • Eddie Murphy Derails My Journalism Career!

    Eddie Murphy Derails My Journalism Career!

    Eddie Murphy has backed out of hosting the 2012 Academy Awards. Gol-darn-it!  I was all excited for an opportunity to rehash his 1997 trannychasing scandal! I even have a first-hand account of meeting streetwalker Atison Seiuli (aka Shalimar)…

  • Long Lasting Lips!

    Long Lasting Lips!

    Tonight I’m attending an ultra queeny affair—the 15-year anniversary of the drag-themed restaurant Lips. When Lips opened, I remember it was dismissed by the hip drag contingent as being rather cornball and old school.  Guess who got the last laugh?

  • I Was A Model For David LaChapelle!  In New Jersey!

    I Was A Model For David LaChapelle! In New Jersey!

    According to today’s NY Times, David LaChapelle has put his super successful commercial photography career to rest—which makes his 1994 photo of me all the more valuable! Actually, the photo isn’t of me alone.   The shoot for Details Magazine was of the indie band Jawbox, but my role as a shocked suburban shopper was vital!

  • Shocking Internet Trivia!

    Shocking Internet Trivia!

    Finally!   After not having Internet service for several days (and being unable to post on my blog), I can once again mindlessly surf the Super Information Highway! For instance, I just discovered what the #1 image is when you Google the words “ugly” and “drag queen.” It’s my nightlife colleague Sugga Pie Koko!

  • Wikileaks

    Wikileaks

    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.

  • Her Name was Queerdonna

    Her Name was Queerdonna

    Took a trip down memory lane yesterday when I met for a tea-time chat with long-time nightlife promoter Chip Duckett. Among the topics: Queerdonna, the obese Madonna-obsessed impersonator who Chip used to hire quite frequently in the mid-1990s.  Talk about a novelty act!