
Fashion freaks and reality-TV loons take note: The Robert Verdi Show Starring Robert Verdi debuts this coming Wednesday night on Logo at 10pm EST. Woo-hoo! But tonight in NYC there’s a big, splashy red-carpet premiere happening in Chelsea at about 7:30pm. Celebs are coming. Designers are coming! Media whores will be scraping for photo ops. What’s not to love?
Among those expected are SNL’s Kristen Wiig, who may be my favorite funny woman ever. Or at least right now. I’m going to the shindig tonight so I’ll snap pics and take notes and report back. Hopefully I’ll end up sandwiched between Donatella Versace and Miss Piggy in a bathroom stall doing bumps of Emergen-C, but who can say?
To get primed, watch the show’s trailer below!
For more about the show, prance over to LogoTV.com!

Those naughty folks over at Vice Magazine have unleashed this chipper, charming and throughly turgid men’s fashion shoot (titled “Work Hard, Play Hard”) upon the world. Go look at this fun and sordid series of pics of young gentleman who clearly going to work each day. So dapper. So enthusiastic. SCHWING!
Elly Jackson is one-half of the uber-brilliant British electropop duo La Roux. And she’s generally the only one you ever hear from or see (her music partner, Ben Langmaid, doesn’t perform; guess he’s sort of a shut-in?). But that’s cool, because Elly is pretty awesome. And chatty!
We nabbed a bit of time with her recently during her NYC visit and talked about music, and her hair, and her fashion sense, and lesbian fans, and other tidbits. Plus, she educated us on the term “quiff.” It’s not what you think.
La Roux (aka Elly) is touring the U.S. now. Go see her!
Bobby Trendy and Steven Daigle workin’ it!
As the morning sun rises on West Hollywood, the epic celebration that was last night’s season 2 premiere party for RuPaul’s Drag Race passes into legend. All that remains are the sassy tweets, classy photos, and numerous hangovers surely scattered across LA’s landscape on this morning of drag perfection remembrance.
The Drag Race contestants that flooded the halls of Club Eleven were numerous, as were the judges, guest stars, and celebrities that bumped it up like nobody’s business. Let’s review the evidence shall we? Big Thanx to Jewels Long Beach for some of these hott pics.
Nicole Paige Brooks rockin the hair like Hayden Panettiere
After the jump, more photos and a tweet roundup, y’all.
Thankfully, the New York Times style section took time out of their busy schedule today to analyze the fashion sense of various broadcast journalists reporting from Haiti. Um, ok…
The article briefly mentions that sometimes it’s important for people to wear uniforms in disaster zones, and then gets right to the meat of the piece, and that meat is Grade A Coop.
Apparently, the “Anderson Cooper Effect” refers to the current trend in broadcast journalism for hunky journalists deciding, heck, if they’ve got it, flaunt it. “That’s simply a part of where society in general is going,” notes Valerie Steele, director of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
True Story, Val. After the jump, some more sociological commentary provided by the cultural barometer of Anderson Cooper’s wardrobe.