Hey girls, her name’s Alaska, and she’s the drag legend who is ready to take us all back to the Y2K era.
My Name’s Yours, What’s Alaska?: A Memoir
, and was preparing to go on her first solo tour at the beginning of this year. Unfortunately, Omicron had other plans, and Alaska was forced to postpone her tour. However, Alaska has kept busy over the last year; aside from continuing to co-host her podcasts, she also co-launched MOM Plus, a subscription service for her and Willam’s Moguls of Media podcasting company, released the AAA Girls documentary,, held a series of pop diva-themed shows at Brooklyn’s 3 Dollar Bill, and held her annual The Drag Queen of the Year Pageant Competition Awards Contest Competition pageant. If all that wasn’t enough, Alaska is also preparing to go back on theRed 4 Filth.
Recently, BuzzFeed got a chance to talk to Alaska about everything from her new album to what made her want to write her own musical. Oh, and, of course, we also talked about whether she'd still be open to coming back to anHello Alaska, thank you for taking time to talk to us today. Now, I got a chance to talk to you last year just ahead of launch of your memoir, and at the time you were starting to prepare for yourtour — which you were scheduled to do earlier this year.
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