Hump Day & Chill

Anna Nicole Smith

After viewing an Anna Nicole Smith documentary on Netflix recently, and also that Pride Month is still in full tilt boogie. I felt a combination of two of my favorite things would be in order.

Thus we are going to Hump Day & Chill to LGBTQ ally Anna in the West Hollywood Pride Parade in 2005.

Anna was always on when she was in public and then some. The one take away I had of her was despite the many thoughts and opinions others had, is she was a genuinely a sweet and loving soul.

Her support of the community was 100% sincere as was her love of others in general.

Hump Day & Chill Anna your rainbow flag will forever wave.

Anna on Wikipedia -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Nicole_Smith

Anna Nicole Smith "American Myth"

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Margaret Cho
Photo: Dusti Cunningham

Today I chatted with Margaret Cho about her CD American Myth which will drop on April 29th, yes you will have to wait another week before you get to eavesdrop on the fun we had, so there!

Margaret released the video for the song Anna Nicole from the upcoming album this week. Cho appeared on Smith's E! series, The Anna Nicole Show, and was friends with the starlet, whom she's praised in the past — as well as on this song — for changing the perception of bigger women in the beauty industry. Here is what she has to say about the late bombshell:

"American Myth is a lyric from the song, 'Anna Nicole,' about the American myth that certain people are too beautiful for this world," Cho told A Plus. "They die young because they are too good for it. That is Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, the 27 Club — this is the same with Anna Nicole. I knew her and her death struck me very hard, and still does."

Jump down to the video.

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In Margaret We Trust at: 

http://margaretcho.com/