Behind most pop music divas, there's an army of fierce designers working around the clock

to make fashionable choices that not only look good, but get people talking.

One of the most talked about and parodied costumes any pop star has ever sported is the meat dress worn by Lady Gaga at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards.

Mother Monster wore it to draw attention to the U.S. military's ban on lesbian and gay service members.

Time magazine named it the top fashion statement of the year.

Today we're serving a butcher shop realness, talking to Frank Fernandez, the remarkable man

behind the amazing and delicious meat dress. Listen as we talk about how they made the meat dress,

how the dress influenced the government's lifting of the anti-gay military ban and discover where that

mouthwatering gown eventually wound up.

Plus, a new study shows how women are only turned on by sexually explicit advertising

when the product is seen as expensive.

People are furious that Carrie Underwood in The Sound of Music isn't Julie Andrews.

And comedian Louis Vertel says that Dustin Lance Black should use the Twinkie defense to justify his love for his younger boyfriend.

I'm Fausto Fernos.

I'm Mark Fillion.

And this is Feast of Fun.

Hello?

Hi, is this Frank Fernandez?

It is.

Hi, Frank, this is Fausto Fernos.

And Mark Fillion from Feast of Fun.

How are you today?

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