Drag Kings Are Ready to Rule

The blurring of gender boundaries has allowed for more freedom in online pageants — and soon, it’s hoped, back in the clubs.

Hi! I’m so honored to be in the NY TIMES Sunday (Show) Business Section–in a full-page spread!

From Joan of Arc to Murray Hill, Drag Kings Have Redefined Queer Culture. RuPaul's Drag Race winner Sasha Velour gathered fellow artists to pay homage to kings past (and present!), in celebration of a legacy as personal as it is performative.

I had a blast with these fruitballs talking about LOVE and slinging some one liners. Note, this podcast was recorded at 10am! Showbiz.

HuffPost stopped by one of Murray’s gigs and talked to him afterwards about drag and all kinds of things. The interview shows other NYC performers too.

I had a great talk with Vogue editor Nicole Phelps about show guys like me—and going mainstream…is it time? Now is the time!

I’m in Condé Nast new magazine them (“a next-generation community platform” —whatever that means!).

Had a blast talking to Michelle Buteau!! She’s hilarious!! I’ve known her for a long time and I’m so pumped she’s crushing it on her new podcast for WNYC!!

MURRAY HILL is a paunchy, 50-year-old Borscht Belt comic from Brooklyn. He's got a terrible singing voice, a cheesy motto ("Show biz!") and an arsenal of jokes that went out with "Dirty Dancing"-style resorts.