Show Notes
Gay homosexuals Nick and Joseph review The Girl That Got Glue Stuck in Her Hair - a 2025 film directed by Alvin Gray, starring Tessica Brown. Additional topics include: Siskel & Ebert The Real Friends of WeHo Paris Jackson's nose Brad Goreski leaving Canada's Drag Race The deaths of Sally Kirkland, Tatsuya Nakadai, and Homayoun Ershadi
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