Trixie Mattel

Trixie Mattel is a drag queen, singer-songwriter, comedian, actor, and entrepreneur known for a multifaceted career in entertainment. Mattel won "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" Season 3 after originally competing on Season 7 and is recognized as the first Native American winner in the franchise's history. Her Barbie-inspired aesthetic, sharp wit, and genre-blending artistry have made her a prominent figure in drag culture and LGBTQ+ entertainment.

As a recording artist, Mattel has established a unique presence in the music industry, particularly within country and indie-folk genres. She has released two Top 20 Billboard Folk albums, "Two Birds" and "One Stone," and appeared on the Billboard 200 with "Barbara." Her double LP, "The Blonde & Pink Albums," draws from power pop and new wave influences and has received coverage from Rolling Stone, Billboard, People, Vogue, and NPR. Mattel has performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and at Austin City Limits.

In television and digital media, Mattel co-hosts the web series "UNHhhh" and Netflix's "I Like To Watch" with Katya Zamolodchikova. She is the subject of the documentary "Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts" and has released the "Skinny Legend" comedy special. Mattel earned a Critics Choice Award nomination for her "One Night Only" comedy special and served as a judge on the Paramount+ singing competition "Queen of the Universe." She co-authored the New York Times best-selling book "Trixie and Katya's Guide to Modern Womanhood" and co-hosts the podcast "The Bald And The Beautiful."

Mattel stars in the reality docuseries "Trixie Motel," which follows her as she renovates a motel in Palm Springs, California. She has collaborated with Fender and Integrity Toys, resulting in the release of the "Trixie" doll. Her business ventures include founding Trixie Cosmetics, a beauty brand. Mattel has also headlined the "Solid Pink Disco" DJ tour, performing in major cities across North America. Her career spans music, television, beauty, and live performance, contributing to ongoing conversations about drag, pop culture, and LGBTQ+ representation.