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DRAG QUEEN PERFORMS MADONNA

Hung Up drag version

An outrageous old-fashioned drag queen was trying to work those lingeriung near the toilets at the Queens Pride Fair. This is a humorous look at that strange event. Hopefully, you'll enjoy the humor.

worked my vlogging connections to get into the first "Times Square Social", a networking event for the LGBT community sponsored by The New York Times (no less) at Madame Tussauds celebrity wax figures museum on 42nd St. in NYC. After spending a couple hours mingling with Gotham's Who's Who,( most of whom wore white badges announcing their fields--"ADV."; "Lawyer"; "Agent"; "Publishing"; TV Host"; "Digital"; "Online Media"; etc.), I wandered upstairs to explore the museum's exhibits. Through Ryan Wolowski, a filmmaker & fellow vlogger as well as host to a weekly TV Show "My New York", I met a trans woman named Samantha Jones whose dreams I proceeded to catch on video while standing between Jack Kennedy and Quentin Crisp. I'll vlog that interview later. Ryan had told me that RuPaul was included among the celebrities on waxed display. An attendant announced everything would be closing in a few minutes. I asked him where RuPaul was. Then, he graciously lead us through a series of dark passageways to the celebrity-filled room presided over by the world's most famous drag queen on top of a huge fountain. RuPaul was truly bigger than life. It all pushed me into a rare comedic mood. Enjoy!

This clip of Ed Wood parading about in drag is taken from the bonus materials of Legend Films' release of Plan Nine From Outer Space, the first ever colorized release of the movie. More Ed Wood home movies and commercials are included on the DVD, available at www.legendfilms.net From the Ed Wood entry on Wikipedia: "It is reported that Wood's mother, Lillian, always wanted a girl and sometimes dressed young Ed up in skirts and dresses. This went on until Ed was about 12 years old. Some have presumed this to be the origin of Wood's non-sexually oriented transvestite tendencies, but others believe that while on a skiing trip with his relatives, one of his aunts told him to wear a jacket, when he said he didn't have one, his aunt took off her own angora jacket and gave it to him (a theme later seen in Glen or Glenda). The story goes on to say that he liked the feel of the material and made a habit of wearing it."

PUNKCAST#33535 Performed Live at Knitting Factory - NYC Sep 27 2003. The original line-up of White Magic in their first big show. The song is included on their debut EP, Through the Sun Door, on Drag City Records. More details on http://punkcast.com/335

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