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Trixie charmed audiences and judges as winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the tiara. Trixie charmed audiences and judges as winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the tiara. Trixie charmed audiences and judges as winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the tiara.
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‘I always wanted to make my own make-up’ – Trixie Mattel talks beauty
We catch up with the drag superstar ahead of her upcoming documentary ‘trixie mattel: moving parts’ about her new beauty range, friendships, and what the future holds for her.
“ RuPaul always says he’s an introvert dressed up like an extrovert, and I always feel like that too,” Brian Firkus confesses in his new documentary, Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts . You probably know him better as his over-the-top drag persona – the life-sized Barbie that is Trixie Mattel – so that statement may come as a bit of a shock.
Known for her acerbic wit, Dolly Parton-esque country charm, cartoonish make-up, and larger-than-life persona, Trixie Mattel culminates all the joys of modern drag. “I don’t want to look like a woman,” Firkus says while perfecting drag’s most recognisable contour in a dimly-lit room. “I want to look like a thing that you could pull a string on the back.”
Both an exuberant emoter and a wry winker, often at the same time, Trixie is a master of duality. While she’s modelled to look like a garish lifesize bouffant-Barbie doll, complete with hyper-flushed cheeks and neon pink lips, as a performer Trixie has an uncanny ability to inspire self-acceptance and love. Armed with a guitar, a breast-plate, and a bag of choice she manages to pull people out of the darkest corners of their lives and make them laugh at the very same time. That’s just Trixie for you.
“Girl, I really didn’t think anything would match the way I feel when I’m performing, but making make-up and this whole process is right up there with performing. I just love it. I’m dying” – Trixie Mattel
Now, the RuPaul All Stars winner prepares to pull back the curtain on both Trixie and Firkus. Moving Parts is more than just a celebration of the golden era of drag but a mindful meditation on the perils of addiction, finances, and the human condition. But when it comes to Trixie, she isn’t ever just promoting one film. In the midst of the documentary’s release, Trixie is building her own make-up empire – Trixie Cosmetics – and getting ready to set off on tour once again.
The Summer of Love blush palette released on Friday accompanied by new body and hair glitters was a year-long labour of love. “Girl, I really didn’t think anything would match the way I feel when I’m performing,” Trixie tells us over the phone. “But making make-up and this whole process is right up there with performing. I just love it. I’m dying.”
In the leadup to her mammoth tour , Trixie Mattel: Grown Up , we caught up with the all-encompassing star, how she’s taking over the world one lipstick at a time, and what it’s like being gay-old.
Where in the world are you?
Trixie Mattel: I’m in Los Angeles, in my dressing room (which is) sort of like my at-home drag studio. We’ve been filming a lot of videos for my beauty YouTube channel so it’s a little wild in here right now. It’s a good thing I have a good vacuum because there’s glitter everywhere.
I want to hear more about your billion-dollar idea, Trixie Cosmetics. How did it all start?
Trixie Mattel: I used to work in cosmetics. I freelanced at Sephora, I worked at Ulta, I was at MAC for five years, so I used to watch people shop for make-up for a living and that’s a very educational experience. You get very in touch with the average make-up user, which is somebody who six days a week needs something quite quick and fast, and then on that seventh day of the week they really want to put on the hooker fantasy, you know?
I always wanted to make my own make-up. So, I took the year off of touring the States for this project. I started going to labs last autumn, in 2018 and started working on this stuff. ‘Summer of Love’, which (came out) on Black Friday, I started working on those blushes last December. It takes a full year to make these products. There’s a lot you need to worry about and we’re not a big company. There’s the packaging, and it’s not just the packaging but the ingredients, the barcode, FDA compliance, the price point, the ingredients, is it going to be vegan, is it eye-safe? There are so many different things you have to focus on.
And how did you decide on a blush palette?
Trixie Mattel: I’m obsessed with blush, so blush was the first thing I wanted to make. Blush is everything. It’s completely idiot-proof and completely transformative in any look.
I always travel with something really hot and neon, something really grey pink and neutral, like a mauve, and then a really light pink highlighter. That’s my constant. I can do anything with that. And this palette is great because it has three pieces to it.
“I always wanted to make my own make-up. I’m obsessed with blush, so blush was the first thing I wanted to make. Blush is everything. It’s completely idiot-proof and completely transformative in any look” – Trixie Mattel
I love the colour names.
Trixie Mattel: A huge percentage of my fans are women who like women and I was like, we gotta name a product ‘Girl On Girl.’ That is so sexy and so punk rock and so beautiful. Let’s just do it. It’s not like Catholic stores are trying to carry my blush anyway.
Also, ‘After School Special’ is a highlighter, you can really use it anywhere; your eyes, your shoulders. In the photos, we had a model with beautiful melanin in her skin and we were brushing it all over her.
The photos of her are beautiful.
Trixie Mattel: This is the first time using a model that’s not me. This girl, Ariel, she was a fan of mine and I had her number and she’s been seeing me perform for years. She’s not a model, she’s actually a healthcare professional. I messaged her: ‘Would you fly down to LA and model in my living room while we put make-up on you?’ And she said: ‘Sure!’ One of the things I have always wanted to do for this company is not use models. We want to use comedians, real people, and drag queens. Even our product shots are photographed by drag queens who run cameras. This is a real drag queen company.
Why ‘Summer of Love’ in the dead of winter?
Trixie Mattel: When I moved to California, the seasons stopped changing. It really was like 12 months of summer and that’s what this collection is sort of based on. Summer is more of an idea than a month on the calendar and you know,? Whenever I go on tour, all these 15-year-old girls are in these little revealing outfits and I think: ‘Oh my God, aren’t you cold?’ I learned from this girl, who said, ‘Hoes don’t get cold.’ So, it’s called ‘Summer of Love’ because it’s about music and happiness and little hearts and sweetness and youthfulness.
What do you have coming up next?
Trixie Mattel: Darienne who did the make-up for my campaign for ‘Summer of Love’, she was at my house the other night and we were filming some stuff together. She brought over some pink champagne and got drunk in my house. I’m in drag and she’s in a pink Moschino suit and we’re drunk in my house looking at all the new shadows for next Christmas and all the new products. If I could fast forward in time and just put it all out…
I’m also doing a red lipstick with Katya that’s coming out. It’s beautiful! It’s a vegan, blood, Russian hooker red.
I love that you’re giving us something that seemed impossible – an everyday Trixie Mattel look.
Trixie Mattel: Well, that’s the funny thing, in my book, Trixie and Katya’s Guide to Modern Womanhood that comes out next May, I did a whole section on make-up. And what’s funny is, I’m known for wearing a lot of make-up, but my favourite make-up look is clean skin, clean brows, clean lashes. That is my favourite make-up look on anybody all the time. So, even if you look at the Trixie make-up, I wear a lot of it, and it’s all neutrals, you know?
It was only a matter of time!
Trixie Mattel: Girl, I really didn’t think anything would match the way I feel when I’m performing. But making make-up and this whole process is right up there with performing. I just love it. I’m dying.
And your documentary, Moving Parts is about to be released. Can you tell me about it?
Trixie Mattel: This was right when I got home from All Stars. Viceland announced that they were picking up Trixie and Katya, the TV show and I was also working on my second record. This was about to be a really big crazy year. My manager at the time and my boyfriend at the time, both said: ‘For a drag queen you’re about to have a really big year that no one’s ever had, doing the most things, no one’s ever done.’
So, we met with the filmmakers, who followed me around for nine months. We went all over the world to red carpets, TV sets, into the studio while I was making my record and multiple different tours all over the world. And what you can see in the movie, in true drag fashion, things go wrong. You can tell in the trailer a very iconic friendship is tossed in the air right away at the beginning of the movie. I think people are really gonna love it because on a micro-scale it’s a snapshot of me and my artistic process and the work I do. On a macro scale, it’s really a snapshot of the golden age of drag. This world we live in where drag is so big – this movie really, really captures that.
Last month, you announced 29 dates for your Trixie Mattel: Grown Up tour. Does that mean you’re all grown up?
Trixie Mattel: Well, I turned 30, which is gay grown-up, I’m gay-old. You know what, something I’ve always done with Trixie is, with the look I do and with the type of things I do, we’re always using this kid-toy persona to address the anxieties of adulthood.
In this show, I’m really pushing that further. And 30 is that age where you start asking: ’Do I have my shit together? Is this the adult I thought I would be? Am I a good person? Am I happy with what I have?’ The more I’ve reflected and the more I’ve been Trixie, it’s made me realise that when you’re young you think your parents have all the answers because they’re adults. But then you become an adult and you realise they don’t know anything. We’re all just kids who are born a long time ago. I mean when you think of people going to a drag show, aren’t they basically kids at clown show? I mean it’s the same. We all just want to feel like kids.
What’s in Trixie’s future?
Trixie Mattel: Die! No, well I mean, probably die. But besides that, I can tell you what I hope for. I really hope I get to keep making UNHhhh with Katya. It’s really my favourite. Honestly, I want to keep being able to do all of this because it’s fucking cool.
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An intimate portrait of "RuPaul's Drag Race" alumnus Trixie Mattel, aka Brian Firkus of Milwaukee, shedding light on his personal relationship with the art of drag and various professional endeavors.
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Release Date (Streaming): Dec 6, 2019
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Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts captures the momentous rise of RuPaul’s Drag Race breakout queen Trixie Mattel . As the charming drag persona of Milwaukee-raised Brian Firkus, Trixie does it all: headlining a live tour in Great Britain while filming Drag Race All Stars , managing personal projects, recording a new album, and navigating family issues including an unexpected fallout with close friend and web series co-star Katya Zamolodchikova . With humor and catharsis in each performance, this documentary is a raw and deeply personal portrait of the pitfalls of success and the endless churn of being a professional performer, singer, and comedian.
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Trixie Mattel's Moving Parts documentary finally has a release date
An acoustic soundtrack for the film is also in the works.
Trixie Mattel is finally ready for her debut as Hollywood’s skinniest leading biological lady .
EW can exclusively reveal that the recording artist, drag superstar, soon-to-be-author , and RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars 3 champion will release her long-awaited documentary Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts this holiday season.
The Nicholas Zeig-Oewens-directed feature will be available on VOD platforms (including iTunes , Amazon, Google Play, and Microsoft Movies) on Dec. 3 in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and other select territories around the world.
EW can also reveal that an acoustic soundtrack featuring Mattel’s original music will be released later in December.
Following a turbulent period in Mattel’s life, Moving Parts — which premiered in April at the Tribeca Film Festival — chronicles the entertainer’s personal and artistic endeavors, including the recording of new music, traveling around the world performing stand-up comedy, and the tense fallout between Trixie and frequent collaborator (and fellow Drag Race alum) Katya during production of their short-lived Viceland series The Trixie & Katya Show .
“It’s something everybody an relate to: Two friends going through a patch that there’s no handbook to,” Mattel previously told EW of the film’s tense moments shot on the set of The Trixie & Katya Show , just before the latter sought treatment for substance abuse in early 2018. “There’s a day [in here] that was probably one of the worst days of our lives, and, surprise, it’s recorded…. We were both very uncomfortable watching it, but that’s exactly how it was and how it felt.”
Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts can be preordered here . Mattel will next front a tour, Grown Up , throughout 2020, and release the book Trixie and Katya’s Guide to Womanhood on May 5.
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At the premiere of her new documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival, Trixie Mattel stood as a glowing example of the endless possibilities for a drag queen in the modern era. Dressed in a pink…
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At the premiere of her new documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival, Trixie Mattel stood as a glowing example of the endless possibilities for a drag queen in the modern era. Dressed in a pink, old-Hollywood-style gown to present the new film, the queen radiated the celebrity status that she has grown over the last four years.
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But as she sits down at a vanity in the Billboard offices the day after the screening, Mattel says that she doesn’t feel that status. “You tour the world, you’re on TV multiple times a week, you have a big album and a big single… but you’re also not a real celebrity,” she says. “You don’t have people, or a team, it’s just you. It’s just you in your garage.”
That is a fact stated time and time again throughout the new documentary Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts . The film, which is directed by Nick Zeig-Owens and described by Mattel as a “clean-cut artistic biopsy,” takes a sobering look at the busiest year in the life of the drag superstar — she had her own television show with fellow star Katya Zamolodchikova, wrote and released a successful folk album, went on a world tour, and won season three of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars . “It was Amy Schumer’s 2015, but for drag queens,” she cracks.
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But while the film takes time to address each of the stellar accomplishments throughout her whirlwind year, it also focuses its sights on the man behind all of the “clown makeup,” Brian Firkus. Throughout the documentary, fans are given an unfiltered look at the moments in between the star’s major breakthroughs, be they for better or worse.
Mattel says that audiences expecting to see something akin to Justin Bieber: Never Say Never or Katy Perry: Part of Me should be warned that this is not “one of those” documentaries. “For me, this is one of the most honest gestures a drag queen has ever done,” she remarks. “Drag is all about the facade, and it’s all about the creation, and this is really all about the man behind the curtain.”
The process of filming the documentary began when Mattel realized that she was on the verge of a breakthrough year. Wanting to create a record of her celebrity moment, the star decided that the best thing to do was to film a documentary. “I’m a drag queen, so when I heard they were going to film me, I was like, ‘Great, it will be this music video for how c—y and fierce I am,’” she says. “Instead, it’s more like Drugs, Inc .”
It’s fitting that the film is titled after Mattel’s “Moving Parts,” an emotionally confounding track about learning to accept both good and bad things as a part of the greater whole. Some scenes in the film are lighthearted and fun, showing the writing and recording process of Mattel’s album One Stone , winning Drag Race and meeting fans backstage at shows.
But other parts of the film illustrate a much darker side of the drag queen that her fans have yet to see. In one section of the film, Mattel details being abused by her stepfather, to the point where she had to go live with her grandparents to get away from him.
“There’s a reason I never bring that stuff up, it’s because I don’t like talking about it… I don’t identify with the storyline that, ‘I wear wigs because bad things happened to me,’” she says. “I was so comfortable [with Nick Zieg-Owens] that I didn’t think about it.”
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One storyline throughout the film that will shock fans tracks the deteriorating friendship between Mattel and her co-star, Katya. What initially starts with the two friends laughing and joking together, as fans are used to seeing, quickly devolves into a bitter falling out, with scenes showing the co-star walking off the set of their Viceland show and sending hurtful, angry messages to Mattel about her performance on All Stars 3 .
While the two ultimately patched up their relationship — Katya sought treatment for her drug abuse, and the two became friends again shortly afterward — Mattel is still visibly uncomfortable talking about what happened to their relationship. “Imagine the worst fallout you’ve ever had with a friend being filmed and shown in front of thousands of people,” she says.
But the star says that she wanted the film to be honest, and to exclude her volatile relationship with Katya would have been the antithesis of what she wanted to accomplish. “We watched it together, and Brian [McCook, Katya’s birth name] and I were obviously very uncomfortable. But we were also like ,‘That is how it was, though,’” she says. “At no point in this film do I think it’s gratuitous or exploitative, and that was extremely important to me.”
Honesty is one of the most potent throughlines of Mattel’s career — whether it’s in her music, her comedy, or in the new film, the star draws her audience in by keeping things truthful, even when undercutting matters with silly jokes. “At all times, I am doing something stupid that’s motivated by truth,” Mattel says. “That’s why it works… it’s always my job to get an audience teetering on the feeling of ‘Should I be laughing or crying at this point?’”
The star accomplished her goal — during the film’s premiere, the audience fluctuated through a vast range of emotions, from crying with laughter to stunned silence. Mattel wouldn’t know, though, since she was busy changing in her hotel room for a performance after the film’s screening. “That’s how famous drag queens are, we get to walk back to our hotel rooms and change, alone,” she jokes.
But even if she had been there, the star says that she still would be jealous of her fans getting to see it for the first time. “I will never see the movie the way they see the movie,” she says. “That’s why I will never understand what goes into a fan letter. I’ll never get the fan gifts, I will never be in the seat of somebody who knows nothing about me experiencing what I do for the first time. And that’s everything to me.”
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Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts (2019)
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Trixie charmed audiences and judges as winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the tiara.
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Headliner: Trixie Mattel Now With Moving Parts Tour
Support: TBA
Doors open at 7:00 pm
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Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts: Directed by Nicholas Zeig-Owens. With Trixie Mattel, Benjamin Putnam, Caldwell Tidicue, Jaymes Mansfield. Trixie charmed audiences and judges as winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the tiara.
TRIXIE MATTEL: MOVING PARTS Official Trailer (2019)FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/trixiemattelmovingpartsTWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/movingpartsdocINS...
Now, the RuPaul All Stars winner prepares to pull back the curtain on both Trixie and Firkus.Moving Parts is more than just a celebration of the golden era of drag but a mindful meditation on the perils of addiction, finances, and the human condition.But when it comes to Trixie, she isn't ever just promoting one film. In the midst of the documentary's release, Trixie is building her own ...
Doors open at 7 pm. Show time is 8 pm. Trixie Mattel Now With Moving Parts Tour. An evening of music, comedy and drag. All ages welcome. ... Get tour info at www.DragFans.com Headliner: Trixie Mattel Suport: TBA All support acts are subject to change without prior notice. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian ...
Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts is a documentary film starring drag queen and singer-songwriter Trixie Mattel.It was directed by Nick Zeig-Owens and produced by David Silver, and premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 25, 2019. Following screenings, Mattel performed several songs on stage. The documentary was made available on video on demand platforms on December 3, 2019.
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VIP Packages:($114) includes premium reserved seat in the first few rows on the main floor, meet Trixie and take pics (before the show), score autographs, plus receive an official tour poster and customized laminate with lanyard. You must check in at the box office upon arrival at the venue to receive your tour swag.
Available on iTunes. Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts is a documentary film starring drag queen and singer-songwriter Trixie Mattel. It was directed by Nick Zeig-Owens and produced by David Silver, and premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 25, 2019. Documentary 2019 1 hr 31 min. 91%. Unrated. Starring Brian Firkus, Willam Belli, Braden Davis.
Published on October 8, 2019. The queen henny of RuPaul's Drag Race heads to Hollywood in the first trailer for Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts . Folk musician, All-Stars 3 champion, and UNHhhh star ...
An intimate portrait of "RuPaul's Drag Race" alumnus Trixie Mattel, aka Brian Firkus of Milwaukee, shedding light on his personal relationship with the art of drag and various professional endeavors.
Trixie Mattel - Now With Moving Parts Tour 05/04/2018 ... Includes premium reserved seat in the first few rows on the main floor, meet Trixie and take pics (before the show), score autographs, plus receive an official tour poster and customized laminate with lanyard. You must check-in at the box office upon arrival at the venue to receive your ...
Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts captures the momentous rise of RuPaul's Drag Race breakout queen Trixie.As the charming drag persona of Milwaukee-raised Brian Firkus, Trixie does it all; headlining a live tour in Great Britain while filming Drag Race All Stars, managing personal projects, family issues, and recording a new album.An unexpected fallout with close friend and web series co-star ...
Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts captures the momentous rise of RuPaul's Drag Race breakout queen Trixie Mattel. As the charming drag persona of Milwaukee-raised Brian Firkus, Trixie does it all: headlining a live tour in Great Britain while filming Drag Race All Stars, managing personal projects, recording a new album, and navigating family issues including an unexpected fallout with close ...
'RuPaul's Drag Race' star and recording artist Trixie Mattel's 'Moving Parts' documentary finally has a release date. Find out when the film comes out.
ABOUT. Trixie Mattel is the stage name of Brian Michael Firkus, an American singer, actor, drag queen, and recognized "Skinny Legend.". Trixie is the winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" season 3 (originally competing on season 7). He is also a Billboard Heatseekers #1 charting recording artist (One Stone, 2018), a wildly ...
Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts. Trixie Mattel charmed audiences and judges as the winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the tiara. 1,522 IMDb 7.3 1 h 31 min 2019.
Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts. 2019 • 91 minutes. 4.4star. 25 reviews. 91%. Tomatometer. family_home. Eligible. ... About this movie. arrow_forward. Trixie Mattel charmed audiences and judges as the winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the ...
That is a fact stated time and time again throughout the new documentary Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts. ... went on a world tour, and won season three of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. "It was ...
Trixie Mattel charmed audiences and judges as the winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. But the grind of performing and the pressure of the title proves that heavy is the head that wears the tiara. ... Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts. 2019 • 91 minutes. 4.7star. 50 reviews. 91%. Tomatometer. family_home. Eligible. info. $9.99 Buy HD. $2.99 Rent ...
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Headliner: Trixie Mattel Now With Moving Parts Tour. Support: TBA. Doors open at 7:00 pm. Ages: All Ages (Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (18+) with a valid photo I.D. to gain entry to the venue.) *All support acts are subject to change without prior notice.
A documentary film titled Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in April 2019, and screened until May 2019. It documents Mattel as she embarks on her "Moving Parts" tour following her All Stars win, as well as her personal struggles. The documentary was made available on Video On Demand platforms on December 3, 2019.