Australian pop sensation Courtney Act has mastered the art of looking flawless both as a man and as a woman, which has made her a prime candidate to model both men’s and women’s fashion in Time Out New York‘s fall fashion issue.
So that’s exactly what she’s doing in the current issue on stands now.
The accompanying interview with Courtney (aka Shane Jenek) reveals that she’s recently relocated to Hell’s Kitchen via Hollywood, where she’s enjoying a new straight female fan base after performing three sold-out shows.
She says:
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“Before Drag Race, I’d say that 99 percent of my audience was gay males. And since Drag Race, it’s like 30 percent straight girls. Drag Race is watched by just as many women as it is by gay men. The meet-and-greets at the end of the show are about 70 percent straight girls, including young ones like the 11- and 14-year-old girls. My show isn’t quite appropriate for an 11-year-old girl, because it’s all about my journey of living life on the gender divide, sometimes as a girl and sometimes as a boy, and how that manifests with people I have sex with. Those girls went back to school on Monday real educated. They’ll get an A in sex ed.”
Check out more photos over at Time Out.
Manchester
His attitude is horrible.
DarkZephyr
@Manchester: Why do you say that? I have loved Courtney for years and I always thought that IRL she was kinda sweet.
Adamw
@Manchester: You have no idea what you’re talking about. Shane is the nicest guy..I have met him several times over the years and seen him interacting with others, he is always kind and humble.
Manchester
I’ve met Shane as well and stand by my comment.
Cam
@Manchester:
So detail it out then.