On her website, Daphne Sumtimez describes herself as a, "woman of questionable taste and unquestionable charm." Sumtimez is currently in production for her new show, "She's Passable," which will see her using music to discuss the trans identity.
Daphne Sumtimez —
On her website, Daphne Sumtimez describes herself as a, "woman of questionable taste and unquestionable charm." Sumtimez is currently in production for her new show, "She's Passable," which will see her using music to discuss the trans identity.
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The Duelling Bankheads found their fame alongside RuPaul and performance artist Leigh Bowery in the 1995 documentary film "Wigstock," which focused on the annual drag music festival of the same name.
The Duelling Bankheads —
The Duelling Bankheads found their fame alongside RuPaul and performance artist Leigh Bowery in the 1995 documentary film "Wigstock," which focused on the annual drag music festival of the same name.
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RuPaul's Drag Race winner Sasha Velour is described in the book as, "Brooklyn's over-thinking Queen queer artist and glamour designer."
Sasha Velour —
RuPaul's Drag Race winner Sasha Velour is described in the book as, "Brooklyn's over-thinking Queen queer artist and glamour designer."
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Tobell Von Cartier dabbles in electronic dance music and fashion design, and, as of recently, she's been a cable talk show host.
Tobell Von Cartier —
Tobell Von Cartier dabbles in electronic dance music and fashion design, and, as of recently, she's been a cable talk show host.
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Charles Busch's 2000 play "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife," was nominated for Best Play at the Tony Awards.
Charles Busch —
Charles Busch's 2000 play "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife," was nominated for Best Play at the Tony Awards.
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Before her death earlier this year, Sweetie NYC was a revered drag queen from New York City. She settled on the name Sweetie as a homage to Jane Campion's movie "Sweetie" (1989).
Sweetie NYC —
Before her death earlier this year, Sweetie NYC was a revered drag queen from New York City. She settled on the name Sweetie as a homage to Jane Campion's movie "Sweetie" (1989).
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<a href="index.php?page=&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FDrags-Gregory-Kramer%2Fdp%2F0997391642" target="_blank" target="_blank">"Drags"</a> by photographer Gregory Kramer is out now.
"Drags" by photographer Gregory Kramer is out now.
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