Pounds, dollar, millionaire

I’ve heard a lot of talk about BranTron 3000, who is set to make a debut in the Vancouver drag scene. And I’ve been waiting and waiting. Futuristic prostitute? Pounds, dollar, millionaire?

I’m giving you an advance plug. She may perform at the following event, to which you should already be coming. If not then, it will be Halloween. BranTron 3000 worthy of a Friday posting. And then some. I will have more news on this soon.

Check back next week for interviews with Celebrities’ James Steck and Director Philip Lyall. There’s a lot going on over the next two weeks in Vancouver and I’ll give you heads up where I can.

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