Nadia Ginzburg loves to imitate celebrities, and celebrities love to imitate her in return.

For years, Nadia has been well known for her stage show and web series, the Madonna logs,

where she portrays Madonna and other famous women's existential crisis as they face

the harsh light of fame. Her work is so good, it inspired Madonna to try her hand at stand-up comedy

and to make funny viral videos with her daughter Lourdes. Recently, Madonna got a lot of attention

at the Grammys when she showed up

looking like she had a lot of work done on her face. Will Nadia go under the knife to continue

her tete-a-tete with the plastic material girl? Today, comedian Nadia Ginsburg, best known for her

uncanny impersonations of Cher, Winona Ryder and Madonna joins us to look at the evolution

of Madonna's face and how we have a hard time accepting our favorite entertainers when they

unexpectedly go in a new direction in their work or in their plastic surgery.

Plus, which celebrities have come out after their death? And if Republicans

are scared of drag queen clowns and balloons, do not show them Stephen King's It. I'm Fausto Furnos.

I'm Mark Fillion. And this is Feast of Fun. Attention L.A. folks. attention L.A. folks.

Be sure to catch Nadia Ginsberg's Cheraoki, a karaoke show hosted by Cher this Tuesday, February 21st at Casita del Campo in Silver Lake Los Angeles.

What's up?

What's up, whores?

Oh, you know, whoring, whoring a lot.

Hor in there, horn there.

This is not a whore house.

It's a whore home.

Anywhere your whore is home.

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