Tricks AND Treats !!!

It's the most spooktacular time of the year. Everyone get dressed up in bizarre costumes and goes out into the street looking for Tricks and Treats! Well, for many people that's every day of the year, but on Halloween, it's even more special. I was thrilled to be the Hostess at Dance 208 at The LGBT Center of NYC. What an exciting time I had with sizzling hot physique models Torez and Jase and other hot gentlemen friends! I certainly cast my spell on the boys that evening! It was an amazing costume contest and DJs Gustavo and Rich King, of the SNAXX parties, kept us dancing all night long! It was great to see Bruce Michael Gelbert of New York Q News who took fantastic photos that appeared in the Press. Joe Fiore, the manger put it all together nicely with the Imperial Court and the NY Metrobears! It's no wonder that Dace 208 is the longest running gay dance in New York City history!

Halloween BINGO

We had a spooktacular time at Center BINGO on the day before Halloween. My co-hostess for the evening was Ginger Snapt, who is known as a Bingo Hostess at several Gay bars around NYC, including Splash, a premiere dance club and Lips, a drag restaurant. Ginger is used to Bingo player who are under the influence of alcohol. I told everyone the the players at The Center aren't here to get drunk or to get laid. They're here to win the $500 Jackpot!! A lot of the regulars came dressed in costume. One of my favorites was an emerald green Irish wich. Out physique models also kept in the holiday spirit with Tass as a sexy zombie and Mel as a hot taxi cab driver. Our manager Danny was a vampier. Ginger came as a Hogswart wizard student and I was a sexy red she-devil, complete with horns and red-fishnet hose.

Next Magazine "Celeb"

I'm featured as one of "Next Magazine's Celebs of New York" revealing my favorite take-out restaurant joint, Arte Pasta (81 Greenwich Ave., NYC.) It's on page 84 in the current issue of New York City's premiere Gay nightlife guide and magazine, Next. It's the Fall dining guide issue 17.17 dated October 13, 2009 available now through Friday. Pick up a copy. Next always has fabulous feature articles, reviews, event listings and more!

Birthday for a King and a Cowboy with a Queen

On September 26, I was thrilled to be a guest at the highly anticipated annual birthday bash called Kings & Cowboys, celebrating the birthdays of Randy Jones, the original Cowboy of the iconic disco group The Village People, and Keith Collins, King of New York, event/party promoter and star of Games People Play on VH1 and The F List of the Fuse network. The soiree took place at the posh Citrine nightclub in Chelsea area of New York City. A party featuring a King and a Cowboy was in need of a Queen!

The Big Gay Musical

Everyone loves openings! And we had the best time at the New York City Premiere screening of the latest movie I appear in, The Big Gay Musical. It's a hilarious and entertaining musical comedy film, produced by Fred Caruso and directed by Casper Andreas. The film is about an off-Broadway show called Adam & Steve, Just the Way God Made Them being produced while the actors try to cope with Gay, romantic and Slutty life in modern times. So far it's the only motion picture that features me as both genders. You can see Mr. Clover Welsh as Paul's Date and Lady Clover Honey as a Cabaret Performer! Besides myself, Lady Clover Honey, other in the wonderful new movie include Daniel Robinson (Hairspray), Joey Dudding (Enchanted), Steve Hayes (Trick), Celina Carvajal (All My Children), Brent Corrigan, Michael Musto (Village Voice), Slice O'Minnelli and Marty Thomas (Wicked). The Big Gay Musical is playing at Chelsea Clearview Cinema in New York City. I had the best time with friends Lovari, Jed Ryan, Jesse Archer, Allison Lane, Margaret and others who came out. It's a must see! You're sure to love it!

The Drag Queen Hall of Fame

I'm thrilled and honored to be listed in the national Drag Queen Hall of Fame. Alongside Ru Paul, Dame Edna, Divine, Lady Bunny, Flip as Geraldine and others is Lady Clover Honey, immortalized with inclusion in the legendary Hall of Fame.

Visit The Drag Queen Hall of Fame via the link below:

http://www.dragqueenregistry.com/the-drag-queen-hall-of-fame.htm

Fruity Comedy Cabaret

I always said that laughter and a sense of humor were the best fashion accessories that are always in style. That is why I was delighted to have the opportunity to be the Mistress of Ceremonies at the official Comedy showcase for the annual Fresh Fruit Festival. It was called Going Bananas and was held on July 11th at the renowned Cabaret/Comedy showroom Don't Tell Mama in New York City's Broadway Theater District. The show featured famous stand up comics like Kaitlin Colombo (NBC's Last Comic Standing) and Jaffe Cohen (Funny Gay Males, As Good As It Gets). Also in the line-up were comedians Johnny Tremendous, Evie Aronson and Transgender Funny Girl Rita Petite.

Naked Anniversary

Imagine a Lady in a room full of over 200 Naked Men!! That Lady was me on June 21st as I was a headline entertainer at the 25th Anniversary celebration for MAN (Males Au Naturel), the NYC area's largest Nudist organization for Gay and Bi men. I had the best time and the guys were a fantastic audience. I didn't have to get nude since only guys are required to bare it all. Which is good since if I were to get naked my tits would fall on the ground and roll away! It was also the birthday celebration of the beloved and gorgeous MAN President Paul Norcia, who took some good-natured roasting being a well-know nudist who's bare ass was seen by more people than the views of the finale of American Idol. Other entertainers included comedians Karith Foster, from Imus In The Morning Radio show on 77 WABC and Brad Leokle from Here! TV Hot Gay Comics and Electro Shock Therapy at Therapy Lounge in New York City.

New York City Manhattan Pride

The last Sunday in June is celebrated as Gay Pride Day. In honor and commemoration of the first Gay rebellion that took place during a police raid of a Gay bar called the Stonewall Inn in New York City's Greenwich Village on June 27, 1969. I celebrated by being part of Manhattan's LGBT Pride Parade down 5th Avenue and then performing on the mainstage at New York's famous Pridefest! I met up with Tony Sawicki and Jed Ryan from DishMiss.com who marched in the parade with the hotties from NYC's gay swim team, NY Aquatics. Then I went on the float for The LGBT Center where I host Center Bingo and road down 5th Ave. When finished, I performed at PrideFest with the Bisexual Rocker Houston Bernard who performed his original songs, and even recording artist Lovari also joined us on stage.

Queens Pride

I loved being part of the annual Queens LGBT Pride celebration. Queens is one of New York City's boroughs and it is the most diverse of all the LGBT Pride celebrations. I did a hilarious comedy routine that had everyone entertained and also performed on stage with during a powerhouse performance of Free To Love, that was also a political statement. Billboard Recording Artist Lovari wrote, arranged and performed his original song, Free To Love, a statement of Marriage Equality. Additional vocals were provided by the amazing Jannifer and physique model Tass and erotic entertainment star Tre Xavier also perfomed with us in the number. It came as no surprise that Lovari was voted the best male entertainer of the Festival. Lovari was also the featured cover story in the Queens Tribune newspaper. I had a great time backstage with my friends from the NYC Gay Men's Chorus, Appolonia and other entertainers who took part in the festival.

Staten Island Pride

I love exploring all of the boroughs of New York City, so on June 7th I adored yachting out to Staten Island to be one of the headline entertainers at the annual Staten Island LGBT Pride Festival. I actually took the Staten Island Ferry accross New York Harbor with my talented and sexy friend Lovari, the Billboard Recording Artist and SAG actor who was also one of the featured entertainers for the Pride event. The mainstage at the Fest was hosted by hilarious comedians Shawn Hollenbach and Paul Case. Other entertainers included Josh Zuckerman, Scottie Gage, Indian M., and the fabulous Drag Diva Appolonia Cruz! The crowd was amazing and they loved my rendition of "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" where I was accompanied on stage by hottie erotica star Tre Xavier. They all loved my appropriate island-print gown and I received a rave review in the Staten Island Advance newspaper.