In the first clip, the drag performer lip-syncs to audio of Erika Kirk reciting a bible verse at the memorial service for her husband, right-wing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University last September.
Sandy Claus and Scott the Elf | Screenshot NBC Palm Springs A "bah humbug Grinch" in the Palm Springs area is getting coal in his stocking after raising a stink about a "gay elf." An NBC Palm Springs viewer recently lodged his displeasure in a letter to the station over the elf's on-air appearance and on-lawns presence in the Coachella Valley for the outlet's "Holiday Lights" special. Together with drag queen Sandy Claus, the Christmas duo led viewers to some of the most spectacular holiday house displays in the gay-friendly desert community.
Your middle square celebrity is the rare SF drag queen on Season 14 runner-up Lady Camden. It's all hosted by Sister Roma, and other celebrity square-fillers include Broke-Ass Stuart, Elvis Herselvis drag king Leigh Crow, one-time Cockette Scrumbly Koldewyn, standup comic Shanti Charan, male go-go dancer JR Topdog, Cannabis Patient Number One Wayne Justmann, star Shane Zal Diva, and local drag queen Juicy Liu.
The former England rugby player, 35, is one of the cast members of the first series of The Celebrity Traitors. At the time of writing he's still in the game as a 'Faithful' and is hot on the case of one 'Traitor', Jonathan Ross. In the last episode (Thursday 23 October), Marler was confronted at the roundtable over his demeanour and approach to the game, being called "cocky" by other contestants.
"When Tina Romero set out to make a zombie movie, she knew she'd follow some of her father's rules for the undead. First, the zombies would be slow and shuffling, unlike the running ghouls of "28 Days Later" or the fast-moving hordes of "World War Z." Second, to kill them, you'd have to kill their brain. Third, a single bite from a zombie would turn you into one."
On 29 August, pop's bawdiest diva Sabrina Carpenter unleashed her seventh studio album Man's Best Friend, plus a The Rocky Horror Picture Show inspired music video for new single "Tears". The hazy, five-minute disco romp features actor Colman Domingo in numerous states of drag and Carpenter in numerous states of undress, with Domingo's character loosely based on the gothic film's iconic gender bender Frank-N-Furter.
Once inside, she's introduced to two-time Oscar nominee and star Colman Domingo, who is donning a cropped suit, red belt and lipstick and a finger wave wig à la Dr. Frank-N-Furter's androgynous style. The campy, five-minute clip continues with Carpenter being pushed into a hidden disco room among a rabble of queer outsiders and drag divas, before her baby blue skirt suit co-ord is stripped off her by a flurry of hands with extravagantly long red nails.
Sasha Velour celebrates her new book, The Big Reveal: An Illustrated Manifesto of Drag, at the New York Public Library in 2023. Bob Krasner Drag artist Sasha Velour is kicking off a seven-show residency at La MaMa on Aug. 27 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of her drag revue, NightGowns. The anniversary residency, at 66 East Fourth St., will include performances by Sasha Velour, Sasha Colby, Kevin Aviance, Tenderoni, King Molasses, and others, such as Elle McQueen and The Illustrious Pearl. The shows begin at 9 p.m. on Aug. 27, 28, and 29; 6 p.m. and 9:30 on Aug. 30; and 9 p.m. on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1.
