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For the San Francisco surf rock band, see Pollo Del Mar. Pollo Del Mar or Pollo DelMar (aka Paul E. Pratt), alternately known as "The Notorious P.D.M." or "The Glamazon," [1] is a San Francisco-based American drag queen performer, personality, emcee, magazine cover girl and journalist. As columnist, blogger and celebrity interviewer, Del Mar contributes to a wide-array of print and online media outlets, both gay and straight. She was the final Miss Trannyshack and is now considered "The Queen of San Francisco Media."[2] With her celebrity interviews frequently featured on the cover of Northern California’s preeminent LGBT entertainment and lifestyles publication GLOSS Magazine, her weekly column “The Glamazon Diaries” in The San Francisco Bay Times newspaper and ongoing “Promosexual” blog on the alternative weekly San Francisco Bay Guardian website, Del Mar is arguably the Bay Area’s most widely-read drag personality. Her work also appears consistently on Gay.com and, less frequently, in California-based publications such as JustUsBoys and the Spanish-language Adelante. More recently, Del Mar has parlayed celebrity interviews into performances with several of those same acts. She made an uncredited cameo on a 2008 episode of Vh1 celebreality series The Cho Show, dancing onstage with comedian Margaret Cho at Trannyshack. On Nov. 22, 2008, Del Mar and five other drag performers opened the inaugural YouTube Live Concert event with international recording artist Katy Perry, who performed her chart-topping single "Hot n Cold" for a global audience of millions. On Dec. 6, 2008, she performed with Grammy-winning singer Cyndi Lauper at the Energy 92.7 Anniversary Party. Del Mar made her first drag appearance April 27, 2006 at a fundraiser in San Francisco’s Castro District. That same night she received her first paid booking at The Monster Show with Cookie Dough. In August of that year, she 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.[3] On Sept. 27, 2008, Del Mar received a permanent title in the Grand Ducal Council of San Francisco. She was named "Baroness of Rubies & Diamonds" to the San Francisco's 35K Diamond Duchess, Grand Duchess XXXV Big D. She served as the Ducal Council's "Royal Crown Princess" under the Native Goddess of Glitter Grand Duchess Landa Lakes. In August 2009, she was elected the city's 37th-reigning Grand Duchess. Del Mar gained attention for her political efforts in the wake of California passing Prop.8, which would effectively ban gay marriage.[4] Citing this recent community leadership and activism, The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, Inc. "Sainted" Del Mar Nov. 29, 2008, naming her Saint Pollo Mal De Mer, Chicken of the Streets. The sainted name refers to sea-sickness. Two upcoming independent, feature-length films --The Rise & Fall of Jeremy Starr and Devious, Inc.-- feature Del Mar. Though translated from Spanish her name means “Chicken of the Sea,” Del Mar is not of Latin or Hispanic descent. Del Mar openly discusses her status as a recovering alcoholic and crystal meth addict.[5] Contents 1 Miss Trannyshack 2007 2 The Golden Girls: The Play 3 References 4 External links // Miss Trannyshack 2007 On November 17, 2007, at the San Francisco Gift Center, Del Mar was crowned “Miss Trannyshack 2007” in front of the largest audience in the pageant’s 12-year history. Del Mar is in fact the only Miss Trannyshack to ever simultaneously hold the Miss Trannyshack and Miss Trannyshack Star Search titles.[6] Selecting her from the eight contestants was a panel of celebrity judges including comedian Sandra Bernhardt, New York City club kid-turned-author James St. James, drag personality and Midnight Mass producer Peaches Christ, KNRG “Energy 92.7 FM” morning show hosts Fernando and Greg in the Morning, the men of Hothouse Videos and “Miss Trannyshack 2004” Anna Conda.[7] In a February 2008 release published by Gay.com, Del Mar recalls how her April 27, 2006, drag debut prompted an avid fan of the Miss Trannyshack Pageant to suggest she “could be Miss Trannyshack someday.” Though she did not expect to win, from that day on, Del Mar was determined to compete for the title.[8] Entering the pageant as the reigning “Miss Trannyshack Star Search 2007,” determined annually since 1998 in contests between Trannyshack newcomers, Del Mar became the only performer to ever hold both of the legendary nightclub’s drag titles. GLOSS Magazine, for which she has worked as a celebrity columnist since November 2006, honored her victory by placing Del Mar on the cover of the March 7, 2008 issue. New York City celebrity photographer Bradford Noble and San Francisco-based photojournalist Steven Underhill provided images for the feature. As of Nov. 18, 2008, with no 2008 pageant scheduled, Del Mar became the longest-reigning Miss Trannyshack in the title's 12-year history. The Golden Girls: The Play To date, Del Mar has starred in all five engagements of The Golden Girls: The Play, an all-drag staging of two back-to-back episodes of the popular television sitcom.[9][10] Capitalizing on the show’s strong following and exaggerating existing LGBT overtones and themes in the series, the production gained a cult following and proved a darling of Bay Area media.Nearly 12 full weeks of shows between May 2007 and June 2008 sold out. Del Mar portrayed Rose Nylund, the St. Olaf native played by Betty White, opposite Heklina as substitute teacher Dorothy Zbornak (Bea Arthur) and Cookie Dough’s Sicilian septuagenarian Sophia Petrillo (Estelle Getty).[11] Local actor Matthew Martin, who played promiscuous southern belle Blanche Devereaux (Rue McClanahan) for three runs, was replaced by Arturo Galster for a one-week June 2007 engagement.[12] Running throughout 2007 at The Finn Gallery, an underground theatre space inside a privately-own, historic Victorian in San Francisco’s Western Addition, the play moved to experimental performance art studio Mama Calizo’s Voice Factory in 2008. References ^ Juul, Justin (2008-02-13). "Pollo Del Mar explains it all for you". San Francisco Bay Guardian. http://www.sfbg.com/blogs/gsf/2008/02/pollo_del_mar_explains_it_all.html. Retrieved 2008-07-12.  ^ San Francisco Bay Guardian. 2009-02-18 Print Issue.  ^ Van Iquity, Sister Dana (2006-10-05). "AIDS Housing Alliance Raises $$ with Desperate Divas Calendar". San Francisco Bay Times. http://www.sfbaytimes.com/index.php?sec=article&article_id=5568. Retrieved 2008-07-12.  ^ Blue, Violet (2008-11-13). "Fear of a Gay Planet". San Francisco Chronicle. http://sfchronicle.us/cgi-bin/article/article?f=/g/a/2008/11/13/violetblue.DTL. Retrieved 2008-11-23.  ^ Rocha, Jovan (2008-10-30). "Who Is Who: Pollo Del Mar". TobyGo.com. http://tobygo.com/whoiswhopollodelmar.html. Retrieved 2008-11-23.  ^ Van Iquity, Sister Dana (2007-11-22). "Pollo Del Mar Grabs the Trannyshack Crown". San Francisco Bay Times. http://www.sfbaytimes.com/index.php?sec=article&article_id=7078. Retrieved 2008-07-12.  ^ Marrs, Scott (2007-12-16). "PIX: A Patchwork of Bay Area Parties & Personalities". San Francisco Chronicle. http://url=www.sfchroniclemarketplace.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/2007/12/16/LVCBTT4VF.DTL&o=5. Retrieved 2008-11-22.  ^ Pratt, Paul E. (2008-02-07). "Miss Trannyshack Wraps Historic Year, Looks to the Future". Gay.com. http://zoom.gay.com/viewArticle.do?id=1730&selectedRegionId=7&selectedCountryId=12&selectedStateId=8&selectedCityId=69804. Retrieved 2008-07-12.  ^ Van Iquity, Sister Dana (2007-05-10). "Golden Girls Go Live and Thrive". San Francisco Bay Times. http://www.sfbaytimes.com/?sec=article&article_id=6394. Retrieved 2008-07-12.  ^ Harmanci, Reyhan (2007-11-22). "Old Ain't So Bad: 'Golden Girls' Drag Queens Resurrect Show for Western Addition Performance of 2 Episodes". San Francisco Chronicle. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/05/10/NSG0IP24441.DTL. Retrieved 2007-05-10.  ^ "Trannyshack Does Golden Girls". The Advocate. 2008-07-12. http://www.advocate.com/news_detail_ektid56079.asp. Retrieved 2008-07-12.  ^ Van Iquity, Sister Dana (2007-12-06). "Golden Girls Gets Drag Treatment". San Francisco Bay Times. http://www.sfbaytimes.com/?sec=article&article_id=7127. Retrieved 2008-07-12.  External links Pollo Del Mar's Official MySpace Page SF Bay Guardian's Promosexual Blog