Category: People
Nine fierce and fabulous queens are out to win the title of the ultimate ‘drag-star’! Bunny Holiday is 23 years old from Wellington. Wellington’s Blonde ‘it girl’, Bunny takes inspiration from cult classic movies such as Mean Girls and Clueless. Bunny’s style is a fresh take on drag, with more of a casual ‘street look’ than […]
Nine fierce and fabulous queens are out to win the title of the ultimate ‘drag-star’! Lola Blades is 28 years old from Auckland. Lola is a full time drag queen and was Miss Queen of All Stars 2017. Known as ‘camp mother’ to many of the queens around Auckland, Lola is experienced and will be a […]
Kiwi Reality Television has never been so camp. Hostesses with the mostesses, Kita Mean and Anita Wigl’it spill the tea on their new show! Hosted by iconic Kiwi drag queens Kita and Anita, House of Drag is a new kiwi elimination style reality series that follows nine ‘dragstars’ competing in outrageous challenges each week to […]
Express is stageside for 2018’s biggest pop concert. Her Herstory: Popstars generally fall into two categories: celebrities who can sing, and genuine artists. Taylor Swift it definitely the latter. Her rise to fame is well documented. The young country singer-songwriter with a penchant for befriending and dating other celebrities; who’s worldwide success became too big […]
Two-time Billy T award nominated (and twice robbed) comedian James Malcolm falls on his gay knees and pledges his heart and soul to pop’s reigning queen, Taylor Swift. I self-identify as the Taylor Swift of NZ comedy because we both write about our ex-boyfriends. Taylor Swift is petty, dramatic, self-referencing and everything I aspire to […]
Star’s of Silo’s Here Lies Love: Jennifer Ward-Lealand, Ria Hall and Colleen Davies discuss what it means to be a diva. For their end of year show, SILO theatre have made an intriguing avant-garde choice: Fat Boy Slim and David Bryne’s Here Lies Love, a concept album based on the life of the former first […]
Call it divine intervention, but Sam Smith has a habit of pulling off the impossible. After his first album In The Lonely Hour was an international critical and commercial success, pundits suggested there was no way his second LP, The Thrill of It All, could be better. Yet Smith crafted a masterpiece that was somehow […]
One half of your favourite Grooms talks about his MAFS experience. Where did you grow up and how was life growing up for you? Growing up in New Plymouth was amazing. I have a very supportive family and an incredible group of friends. When did you first realise you were gay? I had a good […]