Buff is serving up glam, grit, and gorgeous truth in this bold new episode of Dishing with Buff Faye.

 Buff explores some fierce forgotten moments in queer herstory, including the dazzling Pansy Craze of the 1920s and the little-known drag diva Madam Pattirini, the falsetto-singing alter ego of Brigham Young’s son. It's a powerful reminder that our drag lineage runs deep—and that history has always had a little more drag than it gets credit for.

 Joining Buff is Charlotte’s own Charlton Alicea Tapp—professional beauty guru, drag artist, and former Mr. Entertainer of the Year and Mr. Renaissance. Charlton spills the tea on his journey through drag, beauty, and performance—and how true beauty is about passion, purpose, and feeling fabulous in your own skin.

 Whether you’re contouring your way to confidence or just learning to see the beauty in your own reflection, this episode is here to uplift, inspire, and remind you: beauty is power, darling—and it belongs to you.

 So powder that nose, fluff that wig!  Let’s Dish, y’all!