Extra special guest Thomas Onorato, PR & Event Expert and owner of OW Entertainment, educates Vivian and Christian on his past as a nightlife impresario, how to cultivate exclusivity, and the best beauty products of summer.

Extra special guest Thomas Onorato, PR & Event Expert and owner of OW Entertainment, educates Vivian and Christian on The Art of Spin and how it relates to celebrity culture.

Vivian and Christian discuss Game of Thrones, the pros and cons of loving Netflix, the new season of Orange is the New Black, and invite producer Pete into their box to play their version of the word association game.

This week, Vivian and Christian applaud the Notorious RBG and have much to say about her ruling on women's rights, Scottish tweets, the Logo Trailblazer awards, and the BET awards.

Vivian and Christian get super candid with celebrity make-up artist Andrew Sotomayor, who shares his master make-up tips and life-giving insights for drag queens and lady kweens, alike, and chat about why sex is so damn funny.

On this special edition of Soapbox Dirty, Vivian, Christian and special guest Andrew Sotomayor discuss the tragic events of Orlando and its impact on the gay community and the world we live in.

Celebrity and editorial make-up artist extraordinaire Andrew Sotomayor joins Vivian and Christian as they dish about the democratic nomination, get mad about rape culture, rave about Rupert Everett and chat about Andrew's brilliant career and fave products.

This episode is the second part (previously unheard!) of Vivian and Christian's hilarious interview with casting KWEEN and talent development exec extraordinaire, Barbara Barna Abel. They play a word association game only legal on the Soapbox!

This episode is the second part (previously unheard!) of Vivian and Christian's hilarious interview with casting KWEEN and talent development exec extraordinaire, Barbara Barna Abel. They play a word association game only legal on the Soapbox!

Atop the latest Soapbox, Christian and Vivian consider a future as Canadian refugees, the new season of Orange Is The New Black, and ask themselves what God might sound like.