When you're a drag queen, you're timeless.

Well, at least until your wig starts to break down and your makeup starts to crack at the end of the night.

But time comes for us all, even the most legendary drag queens, and that doesn't always have to be a scary thing.

One of our favorite movies is The Witches of Eastwick, which pits three icons,

Cher, Susan Sarandon, and Michelle Fifer against the devil himself as they turn to witchcraft

to manage their midlife crisis. Today, San Francisco Drag empressario Peaches Christ chats with us about opening up her vault

of drag parodies for an internet viewing party of her show The Witches of East Bay, where

Peaches, Coco Peru, and Chad Michaels take a look at what happens when three drag legends get older in a world dominated by pesky young drag queens.

Plus, why do J.K. Rowling and other high-profile queer celebrities come out against trans inclusion?

80s gay icons that became TV commercial spokespersons.

And a look at the amazing life of drag queen, Peggy Legs.

I'm Fausto Furnos.

I'm Mark Phelian.

And this is Feast of Fun.

Before we begin, let's listen to the trailer for Peaches Crisis, The Witches of East Bay, starring Cocoa, Chad Michaels, and Thomas Decker.

You know when you're a young queen and you don't understand anything and everything's really

confusing, like contouring and tucking?

And you think that when you grow up and become a seasoned queen, that it's all going to make

sense and you're still waiting for that day?

Well, does that day ever come? I've discovered that when you're truly, fully relaxed, you can open your eyes and see what the world has in store for you.

For me, my eyes are most open after I've enjoyed a hot, steaming cup of celestial seasonings tension

tamered to you.

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