that interview took place on GB NEWS they are not always as polite as that but they don't seem to be trying to cancel anybody.
some of the guests do get a bit heated and some of the hosts seem to try and provoke a reaction
what do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/@GBNewsOnline/search?query=drag%20queen

Interesting. All because the girls bought all the jeans? I wonder...

Thank youi for that Betty's sister. Do you have another name we can call you or are you comfortable with us just saying Betty's sister. I am fine either way it is up to you. I have not checked in here too recently having been a little busy with family issues but I will keep checking as often as I can. I considered Betty a friend and we conversed as often as time would allow. I do miss our chats and the helpful hints he gave me to keep my own computer running problem free. I sure wish his last few years could have been as great as his previous ones in the entertainment business and his computer business. I think the fire effected him more than he let on and he lost a lot of stuff he loved and his work / play life suffered a bit with that and his health issues. Sure hope he is very happy in the after life.

thank you Bettys  sister, hope this site will continues  as a memory of betty

I've been watching some the the K-drama serials which are now easily accessible online.  Certain themes recur in the historical ones, including gender change and gender ambiguity - mainly girls masquerading as boys.  Apart from that, these dramas have - for a westerner - some refreshing themes.  There are corruption, ruthlessness and cruelty, but alongside these a deep current of humanity, morality, personal and social philosophy, intelligence, subtlety, and tenderness.  The acting is often excellent, the range and diversity of characters fascinating, and there is an interest in real character development, so rare in western drama.  The filming, timing and the movement and phrasing of the action is clever, and often poetic.
Mr Queen I found the most entertaining.  A male master chef in modern Seoul transported into the body of woman about to be married to the King of Joseon (the old name for Korea).  The Queen is played by Shin Hye-sun - a brilliant performance by a actor who is beautiful and funny at the same time.  As the plot develops, the male and the female personas within conflict.  If for nothing else, watch it for the beautiful dresses!!