Under the Pink Carpet

I love Under the Pink Carpet! It is bravely realistic and yet funny and enjoyable. It shows the both the Glamour and the Dirt of LGBT life! The program is daring enough to have a Drag correspondent and that is one of its best qualities. Drag Queens have traditionally been the queers who go all out and dish the dirt and shine the glitter! Clover Honey is the Drag Correspondent Lady and is an enjoyable cast member. Clover Honey is fun and flirty. The only thing more vibrant then Clover Honey's personality is her vast wardrobe that goes from elegant-chic to 60s-retro-tawdry. Tony Sawicki is also so much fun and informative and asks the craziest questions. By watching the program, you get the feel of attending and experiencing the different events and parties the NYC scene has to offer - and you get to see all the interesting and colorful people at the parties.

I'm Straight and me and my Straight friends enjoy watching Under the Pink Carpet. That's why I say that not only is it great to have a Drag Correspondent, but it's also great to have a "Fag Hag" Correspondent. Stephanie has a wonderful personality and she is someone we can identify with. She has fun with all the Gays and Drags at the events and we have fun watching them. Stephanie knows what Joan Rivers, Liza and Grace Adler know - and that is to hang out with Gays is a hoot and a holler! Tony Sawicki is funny and sexy, and we just love him. And of course, Clover Honey is a delight! Under the Pink Carpet gives a 20/20 vision Queer eye for us to take a peek into the parties of the fabulous! But it's not just entertainment news. The show generates energy and comedy from its cast. It also educates as it entertains.