


This Blog is to share and document the busy, glamorous life of Television Correspondent, Broadway Actress, Comedian, NYC Nightlife Personality and Drag Diva – Lady Clover Honey. A luscious log and delicious diary of soirees, socials and encounters that are sometimes sweet, sometimes sizzling, but never dull. La Dolce Femme!



I was honored to be invited to a special reception of prominent people in New York City's LGBT Community hosted by Mayor Michael Bloomberg at his home, Gracie Manion on June 23, 2010. On a beautiful summer day, the soiree took place in the lavish gardens complete with breathtaking river views! The Mayor mad a shocking announcement that he was "Bi" but the joke was that he was actually "Bi-Partisan" with him being the first Mayor elected (in his new term) without being on the Democratic or Republican ticket.







It was time to attend Newfest, the annual LGBT Film Festival of New York City. I was thrilled to attend the Premiere of the new movie Violet Tendencies. I had a part as a Drag Queen party attendee in the film that was written by dear friend, Jesse Archer and directed by another amigo, Casper Andreas. The film starred Mindy Cohen (Natalie fromvthe 80s sitcom Facts of Life) as a Fag Hag who was trying to give up her Gay Male buddies in the hopes of finding a Straight guy for a steady boyfriend or husband. The screening took place at the SVA Cinema and the after-party was held in the beautiful lofty Chelsea Art Museum. I had a wonderful time with others in the film like Margret Echeverria, Sam Whitten, Kim Allen, Armand Anthony, Lovari and others. Also, my friends from Under the Pink Carpet Stephanie Butler and Tony Sawicki were there to produce a entertainment news segment for NYC Life television. 


On June 21st I had the honor of being the Hostess of the Fruits of Distinction Awards (aka The Fruities) honoring those who contribute to the Arts and the LGBT Community and to outstanding artists who participated in the Fresh Fruit Festival, an annual celebration of visual, cinematic, comedy, dance and performance art held ever summer in New York City. The awards were presented at a gala ceremony held at the prestigious Jan Hus Playhouse theater on 


I was thrilled to join NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and NYC Media President Katherine Oliver on May 15th at a soiree to unveiled the new television line-up on NYC life (Channel 25), the flagship station of NYC Media, the official TV, radio and online network of the City of New York. Both myself and the TV series I correspond on, Under the Pink Carpet, are honored to be included in the new primetime line-up, featuring nightly themes covering an array of topics, including City history, arts and culture, small businesses, food and restaurants, music, LGBT culture, and others. Joining us for the announcement, which took place at the Times Square Visitor’s Center, were Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Robert C. Lieber, NYC Media Chief Operating Officer Todd Asher, and the hosts, producers, and partners of NYC Life's programs.
Pretty in Print! I'm so happy to see that a photo of myself, Lady Clover Honey, is headlined in an article in the prestigious newspaper, The New York Times while being called "deliciously naughty!" It's used in an article about the new line-up of programs on NYC's own television station, NY Life, WNYC. The article mentions the tv series, Under the Pink Carpet, of which I'm proud to be an entertainment news correspondent on. It's the tv series that shows you who's who and what's hot in New York City's thriving gay scene and how gay citizens and influences add to the fabric of New York City arts and culture.
Me being a new cast member was mentioned in the legendary Michael Musto's Daily Blog for the renowned Village Voice, New York City's Downtown Alternative newspaper! Here's what the fantastic Musto said:"So there's a former stuntwoman, a former pro baseball pitcher, a former Village People member, a former porn star, an Adam Lambert impersonator, and a drag queen in a theater above what was formerly NYC's largest live porno palace in the Times Square Arts Center, doing a play on gay marriage and Christianity!"
And I remember seeing them all there when it was a porno palace too!"






