•Finally. Kate Bush releases her new single on iTunes. It only took, what, ten years.

•The incomparable Holly Woodlawn, Warhol muse and pioneering trannie, is playing one night only in NYC next Tuesday. Expect a who’s who of the downtown scene to be in attendance.

•Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Pittsburgh, Ft. Lauderdale, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco are in for a treat! Kiki and Herb are reunited and touring the US. Dare we say Justin Bond is the best drag performer alive? Thanks Aaron.

•Any friend of Matty is a friend of ours. That is why we are totally going to see the self-proclaimed “gay comic hottie” Adam Sank. He is performing this Saturday and Sunday in NYC. Wonder if he is better than our fave fag comic, Jimmy Fallon. Oh wait. He’s straight.

•F.A.G in a bag? It is grooming products. Not cocaine.

One trend we touch upon often at Queerty is the urban toy trend. And if one is into urban toys then one must go to Kid Robot. They have shops in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

Kid Robot sells toys. But not the toys you think. These are limited edition, pieces of art. Kid Robot puts it this way:

Andy Warhol once said "I am a deeply superficial person." It makes perfect sense then that he is our favorite artist. We are deeply superficial too. Especially when it comes to clothes.

Warhol loved fashion. And he would have loved Paul Frank. Everybody's favorite monkey man has recently launched the line Paul Frank for Andy Warhol and we are loving it. Much like the Warhol inspired Philip Treacy high-end hat line and the soon to launch Levi's Warhol collection, Paul Frank has delivered a knock-out mix of affordable clothing that are 100% pop. Anyone can afford a Warhol now. We recommend the $58 cow hoodie (that Bradford was rocking in the Heatherette pictures) or the black and white striped polo featuring Warhol himself. The line is available at Paul Frank boutiques and Urban Outfitters and is selling out quickly. Seems like everyone wants their 15 minutes wearing a Warhol. Thanks Donald.

Andy Warhol loved drag queens. Remember Candy Darling, Holly Woodlawn, Jackie Curtis? Mr. Warhol would have most likely loved Juanita More. Miss More is the Scissor Sister's muse who lives in San Francisco. She runs through the city with a pack of hot, half-naked boys called the Moreboys: think street gang with way too much eye-liner.

In an homage to Andy, Miss More has created a limited edition silk screen poster (only 20 made) of herself morphed into Liz Taylor. David LaChapelle did a similar style with Amanda Lepore a few years back. Juanita's poster would be great for any home. It is a work of art with a twist of kitsch and a ridiculous subject matter. Much like her t-shirt lines, these posters will be sure to sell out. Queens just keep wanting More!