Best known for founding the outdoor NYC drag festival Wigstock, LADY BUNNY has moved onto film (Wigstock: The Movie, To Wong Foo, Another Gay Sequel) TV ("S-x and The City", "The Comedy Central Roast of Pamela Anderson" and "Rupaul's Drag U.") In print, Bunny contributes to Star Magazine's popular Worst Of The Week column every week and in 2010 was selected by V Magazine, along with Marc Jacobs and Lady Gaga, as one of NYC's most notable residents. Bunny tours constantly with her bawdy night club act, headlining at clubs and gay pride events nationwide and somehow finds time to DJ as well at private bashes for celebrities ( Iman, Naomi Campbell, Andy Cohen, Kelly Ripa) as well as at annual events like the Empire State Pride Agenda's Hamptons fundraiser.

With her oversized bouffant hairdos, Bunny is hard to miss-- as Lady Gaga found at her Madison Square Garden concert as the pop diva gave the drag diva a shout-out on her Monster Ball HBO special. Bunny's one woman show ran for five months at La Escuelita and received rave reviews including one from the NY Times which wrote "Most of Lady Bunny's best lines are unprintable here, but more than any performer I saw this year 'the old pig in a wig,' as she calls herself, made me weep with laughter, often while groaning with disgust. And isn't that what the best low comedy is all about?"