When Rupaul was just starting her quest to become the Queen of All Media, she had her first show on Vh1 called "Rupaul's Party Machine." It was a simple concept that involved Rupaul giving light patter in front of a live audience as she introduced her favorite music videos (mainly from the past). This proved that Miss Charles had a knack for gab and Vh1 soon there transitioned the format from a music program to a talk show, retitling it "The Rupaul Show," The new program would mark one of the first times an openly LGBTQIA host would have their own National TV program....
When Rupaul was just starting her quest to become the Queen of All Media, she had her first show on Vh1 called "Rupaul's Party Machine." It was a simple concept that involved Rupaul giving light patter in front of a live audience as she introduced her favorite music videos (mainly from the past).
This proved that Miss Charles had a knack for gab and Vh1 soon there transitioned the format from a music program to a talk show, retitling it "The Rupaul Show," The new program would mark one of the first times an openly LGBTQIA host would have their own National TV program.
Michelle Visage, a radio personality and former singer, was the show's co-host.
The show had many famous guests, including Cher, Diana Ross, Eartha Kitt, Olivia Newton-John. A real time capsule.
