If I See Something That Inspires Me,

Anything That's On Television As Often As Someone On 'the X Factor' Is What's Successful. That Doesn't Mean That I Condone That Or Think That It's Right. To Be Honest, I'd Be The First To Say I Think It's A Shame. But If That's The Way It Is Then That's The Way It Is.

We Live In A Society Where Everything's Packaged.

A Lot Of Men Do Have A Fear Of My Ultra-femininity. Sometimes People Say I Look Like A Drag Queen, That I Look Scary, But I Think That's A Fear Of My Confidence. Most Women In Contemporary Culture Pare Down Their Femininity, So There's A Slight Androgyny About Them, And I Think Men Have Got Used To Seeing That.

When I Do My Shows, It's Really Cross-generational. Sometimes There's Three Generations There.

You Know, My Mum's Always Encouraged Me And Never Made My Gender An Issue, I Guess. She Brought Me Up To Believe In Equality, As Opposed To Feminism Or Sexism - So It Just Meant That My Gender Was Not Relevant To What I Was Capable Of Achieving.