Pollo Del Mar

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rdf:langString Pollo Del Mar

rdf:langString Pollo Del Mar

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rdf:langString Pollo Del Mar at NWA Empowerrr in 2021

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rdf:langString Pollo Del Mar or Pollo DelMar born as Paul E. Pratt, and alternately known as The Notorious P.D.M. or The Glamazon is a San Francisco-based American drag queen performer, professional wrestling personality, comic, emcee, journalist, activist, philanthropist and singer. Within the , she is the 53rd Empress of San Francisco. As columnist, blogger and celebrity interviewer, Del Mar hosts two podcasts and contributes to a wide array of print and online media outlets, both gay and straight. He was the final Miss Trannyshack, was named "San Francisco's Most Notable Drag Queen" at the 2016 Nitey Awards and is now considered "The Queen of San Francisco Media." To date, Del Mar has released four dance music singles "How Embarrassing" (2012), "Made You Look" (2013) with Billboard charting artist Kwanza Jones, "#WhiteLadyProblems" (2014) and is featured on the song "Last Night," from the 2017 album Ban2oozle by Billboard Top 5 Dance Chart recording artist and openly gay rapper Jipsta. He is heavily featured in the music video "WannaBe," a cover of The Spice Girls by Billboard Dance chart-topping artist Neon Hitch. Del Mar established himself as a credible journalist via celebrity interviews on the cover of Northern California's preeminent LGBT entertainment and lifestyles publication GLOSS Magazine (for which he is a three-time covergirl), a long-running weekly column "The Glamazon Diaries" in The San Francisco Bay Times newspaper and "Promosexual" blog for the alternative weekly San Francisco Bay Guardian website, becoming arguably the Bay Area's most widely read drag personality. His work also appeared consistently on Gay.com and, less frequently, in California-based publications such as JustUsBoys and the Spanish-language Adelante. He contributed celebrity-related content and interviews to The Huffington Post for over a half-decade. Presently Del Mar is a featured contributor to professional wrestling website WrestleZone.com. Del Mar parlayed celebrity interviews into performances with several top stars and acting, appearing onstage with Katy Perry, Iggy Azalea, Lady Gaga, talk-show hosts Wendy Williams and Ross Mathews and opened for Britney Spears during the singer's appearance on Good Morning America. On Nov. 22, 2008, Del Mar and five others opened the inaugural YouTube Live Concert event with Katy Perry, who performed chart-topping single "Hot n Cold" for a global audience of millions. On Dec. 6, 2008, he performed with Grammy-winning singer Cyndi Lauper at the Energy 92.7 Anniversary Party. Del Mar performed stand-up comedy during a June 2018 sold-out series of San Francisco shows with star . As an actor, Del Mar has appeared in independent feature films The Rise and Fall of Jeremy Starr and Devious, Inc., various television programs, has cameos in ABC mini-series When We Rise by Oscar-winning writer Dustin Lance Black, HBO series Looking and is a central character in Northern California pro wrestling organization . Del Mar made his first drag appearance April 27, 2006 at a fundraiser in San Francisco's Castro District. That same night he received his first paid booking at The Monster Show with Cookie Dough. In August of that year, he placed first runner-up to winner Mercedez Munro in the 2006 Miss Gay San Francisco Pageant and gained further attention as "Miss October" in the award-winning 2007 Desperate Divas calendar and a subsequent series of post cards. Featuring pictures by acclaimed San Francisco photographer Kingmond Young, the projects helped raise more than $25,000 for AIDS Housing Alliance/San Francisco. Del Mar gained attention for her political efforts in the wake of California passing Prop.8, which would effectively ban gay marriage. Del Mar is the only performer to win Trannyshack Star Search, Miss Trannyshack, Grand Duchess and Empress of San Francisco.

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