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BY EILEEN SHAPIRO
CELEBRITY CORRESPONDENT
DIONNE
WARWICK
“POWER IN THE NAME”
Grammy Lifetime
Achievement Award Winner
and “Twitter Goddess”
Dionne Warwick has just
released an exhilarating
and inspiring new song and
video entitled “Power In
The Name,” along with two
other powerful names in
the music industry–Krayzie
Bone (Bones Thugs-n-
Harmony) and NomaD
(aka Damon Elliott, music
producer). The song comes
to us via the “Kind Music
Group” label, and the
proceeds of the song will
be benefiting charities
that provide shelter and
clothing.
“Power In The Name”
comes at a time when the
planet is mending and
adjusting to a time where
heaven had been engulfed
in flames and frost found
its way under all of our
doorsteps. The song is
uplifting and powerful...a
spiritual quest where God
himself propels the chariot.
INTERVIEW
Hello, Dionne. I love
your new song so
much!
Wonderful, that’s
good to hear. Thank
you.
I have a feeling
Damon wrote it?
Yes, he did. He
and Krazie wrote
it, many years ago.
I think it’s needed,
for one thing. As it
turns out, Krazie and
Damon reconnected
after many years of
knowing each other
and Damon called
me and said he’d
just spoken with
Krazie and that Krazie
reminded him of that
song. He felt that it
really, really needed
to be done now.
It’s so perfect for
now.
No doubt. These are
words that need to
be heard and felt, and
I’m so proud of those
two young boys. I
really am.
Damon has a really
beautiful voice.
Yeah, he does. I’m
discovering that both
of them are able
to sing. It was an
epiphany. Where did
all of this come from?
Ms. Warwick has recently come
off her last hit single, “Nothing
Is Impossible”, featuring Chance
the Rapper, which was a result
of a Twitter collaboration. She
has recently appeared on Good
Morning America, Late Night With
Seth Meyers and Saturday Night
Live. She has also performed in Las
Vegas during the holidays at the
Raiders/Colts game and had a seat
on the Masked Singer Rose Parade
float. Ms. Warwick continues to
reinvent herself, as well as her
future.
Damon’s voice and
your outfit in the
video surprised me
most of all. Aside
from the uplifting
and inspirational
vibes, what are you
hoping that the
listener takes with
them after hearing
the song?
That they’ll practice
what is being said.
Getting back to being
like human beings
and caring about
each other. Doing
for and with each
other, these are the
things that we have
to do. We are people.
All of a sudden, it
becomes complete
chaos, and it can be
turned around. It
can be with positive
words, prayer,
praise–it’s necessary. I
certainly hope that it
touches people in
that fashion. There is
power in the name
of Jesus...there is!
Fortunately, I feel that
this is a song whose
words are far beyond
race, color, religion,
creed. I think it has
the ability to sing to
people generally.
Wouldn’t that be
nice.
Yeah, it really would.
I am so hopeful that
is the case with this
particular song.
When are you
running for
President? Not a
bad idea.
Yeah, the Queen of
Twitter announces
she’s going to run for
President…Why not?
You are always
reinventing yourself
and your future, and
that’s so great. So,
first of all, where is all
the inspiration coming
from in doing all of
these songs lately
with these really cool
rappers?
You know, I was the
one, and I singularly say
“I”. I decided to give
spankings to all these
little rappers, with this
so-called “gangster
rap” and let them know
how I felt personally
and how it’s permeating
the entire world. All of
these things they were
saying about people,
it just was not nice.
I thought, “No, we
have to do something
about this. Let us talk.”
So, I was the one–and
everyone thought I lost
my mind–who went up
against these rappers.
But it wasn’t a case
of where I was talking
against them. I had
several meetings with
a lot of them over the
years. I told them, “If I
didn’t care about you, I
wouldn’t even take time
to talk with you. But
there are some changes
that you need to make
on your own or with a
little bit of guidance,
and I think I’m old
enough to give you just
a little bit of that.“ And
they started listening
to me. They finally
understood that I was
not dissing them.
I wanted to know
what dissing meant,
and finally either
Snoop or Krazie told
me that it meant
disrespect. I said
to them, “So then,
why not say that?”
That’s when they
understood that a
grownup was in their
presence and that
I had something to
say to them, and
I wanted them to
speak to me. It finally
got to the point
where there came
a mutual respect
and understanding
of each other. It
seemed like a natural
evolution that I
would open myself
to them. In fact, I
did that long before
my association with
these kids today. We
re-recorded “What
The World Needs
Now is Love”. It was
wonderful. Both the
East Coast and the
West Coast were all in
the same room with
us doing “What The
World Needs Now”,
and it was a magical,
magical moment.
It just let you know
how things could be
and should be. So
my relationship with
these babies today is
only the extension of
what I started many
years ago.
Good for you. I’m
liking this running
for President thing
more and more.
Secondly, all of a
sudden you became
a Twitter superstar,
and I think that you
take Twitter more
seriously than most.
How did that come
about?
I do take it very
seriously. I had my
nieces and nephews
over one afternoon.
They were in my
living room, giggling
away. They were just
laughing and having
the best time. I came
out of the bedroom
and said, “What’s all
the laughing about?”
Brittany, the eldest
of the nieces at that
time, told me they
were on Twitter. So
I asked her what
Twitter was. She
explained it to me
and she showed
me what they were
laughing about. I
looked at it and I was
not that pleased with
what I was seeing,
what was being said
on this thing called
Twitter. I said, “Show
me how to do it. I
want to laugh too.”
She said, “You really
want to know?” I
said, “Yeah, I do.” So
she showed me how
to do it and I finally
decided on my first
one, to just make
my presence known.
I kind of put it out
there that there’s a
grownup in the room
now and what I’m
seeing put out there,
I’m not pleased with.
I’m going to start
asking questions,
and I expect to get
answers. I want you
to also know that you
can ask me questions
and you will get
answers. That really
was the genesis of
it. I started getting
responses from these
kids asking all kinds
of questions, having
basically to do with
the business. Then
there were some
serious questions
regarding their
parents and what
their parents thought,
and I would respond
to them. I would let
them know that their
parents were exactly
that, their parents!
So, that respect
should be given. I
just wanted to give
you that ounce of
knowledge, so that
hopefully you would
use it. That started
the ball rolling. I
would always end
whatever I do, and I
do this in general life,
in conversations, in
meetings or anything
of that nature, with a
smile. I wanted them
to understand that.
You can say what you
gotta say–however,
remember to end it
with a smile.
Knowing everything
that you know now,
what advice would
you give to baby
Dionne?
Exactly the advice that
she was given as a
baby. I practiced that,
too. I was always told,
“You be who you are.
You can’t be anyone
other than who you
are.” I truly believe
that.
That’s actually true
and really good
advice. So how did
you wind up on
Saturday Night Live?
Well, they decided
that they wanted
to do a parody on
Dionne Warwick with
The Dionne Warwick
Show. It really came as
a surprise to me that
they wanted me to
come on as a guest.
It was a bunch of fun.
One of my friends
called me and was
watching Saturday
Night Live. She told
me to turn it on. I told
her it was so late and
I was going to sleep.
She insisted that I turn
it on. I turned it on and
there I was. I think I
laughed louder than
the audience did. It
was just so much fun,
and it was a wonderful
thank you to me. It just
kept Dionne Warwick
in people’s faces.
That was wonderful.
They did it in such a
wonderful and classy
way. It was fun and it
was easy and there was
nothing for me not to
like.
You are an idol to so
many people. There is
no one on the planet
who doesn’t know
your name or at least
one of your songs. So
I was wondering: Do
you have an idol?
Oh, my goodness. Do
you know somebody
asked me that a long,
long, long time ago?
The first word out of
my mouth was, “Yes,
my mother.” She was
and still is my idol.
She is the lady I was
around 24/7. She is
the one who gave me
the reason for being,
for doing what I do.
She spoke to me in a
fashion as a parent, but
also as a loving friend.
She played both parts.
I revered her. That’s the
truth.
What projects do you
have for 2022 and
beyond?
I’m going to do a
gospel CD and the
genesis of that is
“Power In The Name.”
I’m hopeful that I’ll
be able to call upon
esteemed gospel
friends to be a part of
it. I’ve already spoken
to Kirk Franklin and
we’re speaking to
Don McClurkin, and
I think it’s going to
be a very powerful
project. Again, that is
necessary. People need
to hear some positive
words coming out of
music today.
@hollyboxsprings
HOLLY
BOX-
SPRINGS
She was a fairly
new queen when
last we spoke in
2016, but today,
the Texas-born
Holly Box-Springs
is the reveal
queen of NYC, a
current reigning
national pageant
title holder and a
goddess of gigs.
Interview
Hello, Holly! Thanks for
chatting with us on this
fairly crazy weather day!
How did your first month
of 2022 treat you so far?
Hello there! Oh, you know,
I put my bra on one arm
at time, just like everyone
else! It was a good start,
actually, all factors aside.
Trying to remain safe and
get a chance to take the
stage.
That’s all we want and
need from our Ms. Box-
Springs. And you certainly
have lots of stages to take.
Belated congratulations on
winning Miss Big Adam’s
Apple Comedy Queen.
What was that whole
experience like for you…
and what’s next with that
national pageant?
That experience was truly
wild. It was postponed
because of Covid, so we
all had a lot of time to sit
with it. Although it was
hard to be creative during
the lockdown (for myself
at least); when I sit with
things, I tend to overthink.
When the competition
finally arrived, it was a
wonderful whirlwind of
talent and laughs, so it was
truly a fun experience.
Next up, nationals in
Orlando, March 22-24,
representing NYC/
When we last interviewed
you several years ago, you
weren’t really established
yet at the reveal queen
of NYC. You do that so
fabulously and flawlessly
now, it’s really a treat to
behold. I feel like I can
ask you 40 questions just
about that whole process,
but let’s narrow it down
to: How many average
reveals do you do in a show
these days, do you ever get
anxiety that maybe you
put on the wrong Thing
beneath your Thing, and
how much more time do
you think it takes you to
get ready than the average
one look girl?
Well, thank you! Normally,
for a typical show, I bring
about 11 to 13 costume
pieces. It’s not normally the
order I get nervous about
— it’s the timing. I have
about four to six minutes
to throw on a reveal set by
myself typically, so that can
cause a little stress.
For your last question, I’d
say it depends on the queen,
truly. I take a little bit longer
because of repair work
—making sure every piece
is together and working
properly, plus getting all the
wigs together. I normally
spend my days preparing
for a show, and then the fun
is later at the performance.
It’s fabulous to behold!
So I think your longest
running gig at this point is
“Broadway Mondays” at
Hardware, with Jacklynn
Hyde. There, of course, you
two do lots of showtunes.
Yes! I absolutely adore
working with Jacklynn
Hyde. She knows how to
put a smile on everyone’s
face.
On Wednesdays, you’re
with Egypt and Yasmin
Delano for a show now
called “Boxxxed” at
Barracuda. This night sort
of started with your Drag
Auntie — mom? — Tina
Burner.
That’s correct. “Gurlesque”
was with Tina, which was
always a great show. She’s
my Miss Hannigan to me as
Annie!
It was great seeing Tina on
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season
13, but she wasn’t on it as
long as we would’ve liked.
She stood her ground, and
I wish they would have
shown how much she
helped some of the other
contestants on the show a
little more. But she is still
being tagged in flame color
posts, so maybe she won in
the branding department?
Totes! Tell us a bit about
the Cauldron in Lower
Manhattan, where on
Thursdays you host bingo
and then later that night
“Bombshells” with Jacklynn
and Hibiscus. That show’s
evolved quite a bit in the
year or so you’ve been
doing it. What’s Financial
District drag like?
Such a fun gig down there!
Also, our amazing DJ Gingy
with us as well. It’s such a
different crowd, and it’s
been fun because it started
with me outside under a
heat lamp, calling numbers
out to three tables in the
winter. Then it evolved
into a show with Jacklynn
and Black Widow. I’ve
been dying to work with
Hibiscus, so when Black
Widow booked an amazing
role on a cruise show, it was
the perfect time. The whole
crew is super-talented.
And on Saturdays,
you’re with Izzy Uncut
for “Shenanigans” at
Playhouse, which, of course,
is a constant kiki.
Oh, my goodness! What
a fun show. She is a party
in a box to work with. I
always look forward to the
weekend.
On Sundays, you do a
brunch with Egypt at The
Spot, which I’ve heard
amazing things about.
Egypt is a great sister to
work with, and we have
such a blast working with
each other. Also the food is
amazing, so that’s always a
nice perk.
Booked and blessed! What
else is coming up for you?
Yes! March 13 at Industry,
we are having a fundraiser
for Comedy Queen
Nationals for Svetlana Stoli
and myself. It’s 8pm -10pm,
arranged by our promoter,
Kari Kerning.
That should be
extraordinary. Okay, lastly…
Do you have any favorites
to win Drag Race S14?
Ah, I haven’t settled yet.
I like too many of them.
Kornbread, Willow and
Jasmine are standouts for
me at the moment.
Same. Thanks, Holly!
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Podcast is hosted by three friends:
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the hosts share similarities (Latin,
East Coast residents, millennials,
LGBTQ+), they also have stark
differences, which make for
a dynamic show. With topics
encompassing love, sex, politics,
current events, and pop culture, you
are sure to find yourself laughing,
crying, or yelling back as if you were
in the room with them.
Anthony Polanco, 31, Puerto Rican
and a Brooklyn native, is known
for his cutthroat clap-backs and
“black and white” views. His views
on love and sex are opposite those
of his counterparts, veering on the
conservative side. You will often hear
his rambunctious voice carrying over
his cohosts as he opposes their freer
takes on topics. Polanco is most
vociferous when it comes to politics,
as you can hear him take down
Republicans and express his super
remorse for former President Donald
Trump. Behind the scenes, Polanco
serves as the editor of the show.
Kevin Ortega-Rojas, 26, Dominican/
Colombian, resides in Jersey and is
the youngest of the cohosts. Taking
on the role of producer, Rojas feeds
the topics and moderates the show,
sometimes getting caught in the
crossfire. Known to be the empath
of the show, his sensitivity is
triggered throughout the episodes.
Through the seasons, Rojas has
grown a thicker skin, but is still
considered the softie between the
three. However, his sensitivity does
not take away from his sharp wit
and deep pool of knowledge.
Angel Cartel, 32, Puerto Rican, is
a Connecticut native who now lives
in the heart of Harlem. Behind a
skull-hand tattoo and immeasurable
gusto is a personality filled with
extremist views and opinions. He
is known as the flirt or romantic of
the cast. (You will see him light up
during the “Latin Lovers” segment).
Cartel is the oldest of the hosts and
while he has a tough exterior and a
rep for being a rebel, he also serves
a curveball of wisdom, compassion,
and a father-like empathy on
occasion. Behind the scenes,
Cartel serves as the show’s graphic
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stronger, as the men figure out how
to navigate and concoct a cohesive
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20TH YEAR
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reflects Keith Miller, the
founder and CEO of the
gay adult film company
known for its twink
models. “While the adult
industry has changed
dramatically since 2002,
when we first launched,
the two things that
remain the same are our
customers’ desire to view
sexy young men and our
commitment to scour the
world to find them.”
“It has been a wild 20
years at Helix Studios,”
reflects Keith Miller, the
founder and CEO of the
gay adult film company
known for its twink
models. “While the adult
industry has changed
dramatically since 2002,
when we first launched,
the two things that
remain the same are our
customers’ desire to view
sexy young men and our
commitment to scour the
world to find them.”
Miller says big changes
are afoot for the company
in its 20th year. Most
significantly, the studio
is preparing to release a
platform that will allow its
talent greater involvement
in the creative process.
“Today’s adult film stars
want more control over
their careers,” he says.
“They want to make
decisions on how they
are portrayed in film
and promoted to the
masses, and they want
to be able to monetize
their interaction with
fans. We’re giving them
that opportunity on our
platform, one of the
biggest in gay adult film.”
The new changes will
not only affect talent,
but members, too. Since
its inception, Helix
Studios has operated on
a subscription model.
Members currently
pay a monthly fee for
unlimited streaming
and download access to
over 4000 scenes on the
Helix Studios network.
Later this year, Helix will
introduce pay per view
access that allows nonmembers
to stream and
download single films at
reduced prices. “Fans will
be able to view individual
films starring their favorite
Helix exclusives like Travis
Stevens and Josh Brady
or stream/download a
specific series of films
including Pup Play and
Helix Academy,” Miller
explains. They can also
download classic Helix
films starring past studio
darlings Blake Mitchell,
Evan Parker, Max Carter,
Kyle Ross and more.
“As someone whose filming
days are over, at least for
the foreseeable future, it’s
awesome that fans will be
able to drop by my page,
connect with me, stream
my past content and keep
up to date with my latest
projects through the new
platform,” says Kyle Ross.
The other area of growth
for the studio in its 20th
year is in its diversity.
In 2021, the company
premiered Helix Studios
Latin America, introducing
Hispanic talent like Sly
Conan and Giorgio Angelo
to its roster. In 2022, they
are crossing the pond with
Helix Studios Europe. The
first film, out now, is from
producers Vlado Iresch and
Johnny Iresch of Motion
Film in Prague. It stars
newcomers Sammy Trakuza
and Josh Cavalin, who meet
at a go-cart racetrack and
then set up a rendezvous in
a secret wooded hideaway
where the real fast and
furious action takes place.
“Helix Studios Europe
is something I’ve been
wanting to do for some
time,” Miller continues.
“It’s exciting to be
speaking with producers in
Italy, Spain, and Germany.
We’ll be bringing some
of the most sought after
European models to the
Helix network.”
And no doubt, Helix fans
will be watching.
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