Pop culture used to be something you simply consumed — you tuned in for the award show, queued up your favorite reality-TV moments, or checked the score once the match wrapped. But today’s audience wants more. They want to guess, forecast, speculate, and claim bragging rights long before any winner is announced. Predictions have become entertainment in their own right, with entire communities forming rituals around calling outcomes before they happen. Continue reading Pop-Culture Fans Love Predicting Everything From Award Shows to Match Results→
For those with big dreams of stepping onto the enchanting stage of the entertainment industry, the world of casting calls beckons with promises of thrilling opportunities. If you’re an aspiring actor, teeming with curiosity about the distinctions between reality and fiction in casting calls, this guide is tailored just for you. Join us as we embark on a journey to decode these two distinct worlds, offering insights that will empower you to navigate the audition landscape and unveil your potential as an actor. Continue reading Navigating the Audition Landscape: A Newcomer’s Guide to Reality and Fiction Casting Calls→
Confession: Longer ago than I can even remember, I had a weekly ritual where I’d get on the phone with a friend living in Atlanta and together we’d watch episodes of ABC’sThe Bachelor (or The Bachelorette). We would spend the hour laughing our asses off, making fun of all the sad, desperate idiots on the show. After a few mind-numbing seasons, however, I just couldn’t take it anymore and had to stop watching. This was back before the show really started to get ridiculous, so you can only imagine how far downhill it’s gone. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Humping Inflatable Flamingos→
This photo of me with Chef Tom Colichio, of Top Chef fame, taken ten years ago, has appeared in this space before, and all I can think of when I look at it now is how fat my face looks. Also, notice my heavy-lidded eyes, which give away the fact that I was also wasted on free booze. Good times.
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One thing that can be said about RuPaul is that (s)he always looks fabulous. While I am not a watcher of Drag Race, I appreciate the spirit of fierce competition and the flawless style aesthetic. Who could not love this amazing Pink Wig that Ru wears in the Subway Ad for the current season of the show? It is positively otherworldly.
Photographed in the multi-line subway station tunnel between 14th and 16th Streets at 6th Avenue.