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6 days ago · Candis Cayne has become a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, known for her trailblazing role as a transgender actress and activist. Her journey from a small town to the bright lights of Hollywood is a testament to her resilience and determination.
Sep 17, 2024 · 2001 – Candis Cayne. Before winning Miss Continental, Candis Cayne appeared in To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar. After winning the pageant, she became an even bigger Hollywood...
3 days ago · This story also appeared in NBC Palm Springs “Jane Clark’s “Witchy Ways” is having its world premiere at Cinema Diverse in Palm Springs on Friday, September 27th. It is like “Practical Magic” with a queer twist. Starring Diora Baird, Marem Hassler, and Candis Cayne, the film is a love story punctuated with the supernatural. Cinema […]
5 days ago · It is like “Practical Magic” with a queer twist. Starring Diora Baird, Marem Hassler, and Candis Cayne, the film is a love story punctuated with the supernatural. Cinema Diverse is a world-class film festival that presents lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender cinema from around the world. Let’s celebrate queer cinema!
Sep 19, 2024 · She points to Laverne Cox, Candis Cayne, Sandra Caldwell, and Alexandra Billings as actors who have turned the tides for trans performers onscreen. These were actors who “got a television gig, showed up, knew their lines, made their mark, and were great to work with,” Leigh says.
Sep 6, 2024 · Candis Cayne - Candis Cayne started out as a drag performer in New York in the early '90s and went through her transition in the mid-90s. With her role in the show 'Dirty Sexy Money,' she became the first transgender woman to play a recurring transgender character on primetime TV.
6 days ago · That would be Candis Cayne, who played a trans woman on Dirty Sexy Money in 2007. But Sophia’s backstory on OITNB in 2013, which depicted aspects of transitioning that most viewers had never witnessed, served as a landmark moment in trans representation.
