M’Lady is an NYC based drag entertainer. She has been performing in NYC since 2010. She was introduced as a regular guest performer in the burlesque show “Meaner, Harder, Leather”. She went on to host her own drag variety show “The Diva Buffet”. She then had the privilege of portraying Barbara Streisand in a tribute […] Continue reading → 
“Drag isn’t really a choice I consciously made. To me it’s the personification of my feminine side. It’s an artistic expression.” “My story has been tumultuous. I was bullied as a child, my parents split up when I was six, and I never felt like I fit in. High school was extremely helpful for me as […] Continue reading → 
On Sunday, gays, drag queens and even one celebrity chef flooded onto East Passyunk Avenue for the September iteration of QOTA. Aversa PR founder Kory Aversa, who’s in charge of promoting lots of events on East Passyunk Avenue, told me that there were around 200 to 300 people in attendance. To see more click here […] Continue reading → 
Patricia Krentcil, whose ghastly burnt-sienna-tinged skin turned her into a Web celebrity, was the guest of honor last night at a roast at a drag-queen show in Hell’s Kitchen — but got so sloshed that she was tossed. The New Jersey mom of five was being feted at the event, called “Tan Mom at Hot […] Continue reading → 
Jeff Cowen, a contemporary art photographer born in New York City, is best known for his portraits and collages, and a painterly approach to his photographic process. Five gelatin silver prints by Cowen are housed within the Photographer File here at New-York Historical Society. Taken early in the artist’s career, these images illustrate Cowen’s artistic […] Continue reading → 
I’ve dragged these pictures kicking and screaming from the archives. They were taken way back when I started doing photography. However the interview was done earlier this week. The drag queen in question is the fabulous Cherry Lane… 10 thing that inspire you outlandish outfits. Grace Jones, Marylin Manson, a car crash on crack, punk […] Continue reading → 
Drag performer Erickatoure Aviance said New York nightlife has become more about the business than the beat. “It’s changed drastically — it’s not even remotely the same,” Aviance told Niteside at the Camper Fall 2010 Preview in SoHo. “I came on the tail end of the heyday of the big club and there are no […] Continue reading → 
Walking as quickly as she could in her sequined silver high-heel boots, Electra City stalked down Bourbon Street on Sunday afternoon, heading for the start of the Southern Decadence parade. Although she was in a hurry, the drag queen couldn’t help stopping whenever someone wanted to snap a picture. She was an obvious target for […] Continue reading → 
This Saturday, drag queens from all five boroughs and beyond will gather at Secret Project Robot to outdo one another in their costumes, performance innovation, and general obscenity at Bushwig, the neighborhood’s second annual festival of drag. The emcee of the fest will be Bushwick-based queen Macy Rodman, who in April won North Brooklyn’s first […] Continue reading → 
Walking as quickly as she could in her sequined silver high-heel boots, Electra City stalked down Bourbon Street on Sunday afternoon, heading for the start of the Southern Decadence parade. Although she was in a hurry, the drag queen couldn’t help stopping whenever someone wanted to snap a picture. She was an obvious target for […] Continue reading →