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The canzone is famous as a showcase for tenors. Quale could be seen struggling to hit the highest notes and was visibly upset that he could not be in better health. Quale was costumed by Steve LaNasa as a clown with a tear after he took off a large wrapped costuming, the costume was later lit up from inside with several hundred color-changing LEDs. During the performance he was buzzed by judge Piers Morgan. You make me smile. He first started performing at the age of 11 at the Kennedy Center.

He eventually joined the band Endora in where he was the lead singer and songwriter. He first developed the Prince Poppycock persona in The song has no chorus, instead consisting of three main parts—a ballad segment ending with a guitar solo, an operatic passage, and a heavy rock section.

Quale was raised on a horse farm in Great Falls, Virginia. He also began recording his own music. While in high school, he spent several summers at Interlochen Arts Camp, a competitive performing arts program of the Interlochen Center for the Arts. Quale has since earned a GED. Quale performed and toured with musicals and choirs throughout high school and college. Prince Poppycock's audition in Episode consisted of singing "Largo al factotum.

He was sorted into the "Classical Singers" category. During the week, he was actually ill. Nevertheless, due to his uniqueness and showmanship, his audition was strong enough for the judges to send him to the Quarterfinals along with Hannibal Means.

Prince Poppycock performed in Week 4 of the Quarterfinals in Episode He sang "Vesti la giubba" while dressed in a clown costume that lit up with several LED lights. Piers liked Poppycock's two personalities John Quale and Poppycock and said he had a great Broadway-ready voice. Sharon loved his costume and liked the fact he was fit for a opera singer.

Howie liked his performance and said it was campy. This was in the fall of and I started the character in January for the first time. I went and did that, and subsequently they filmed a documentary about it, which is showing on Sundance this month for the last time. I got to meet a wonderful group of kids and elders through it. I just felt that the organization was something that was missing because of the need for encouragement of LGBT youth.

Often times people feel very uncomfortable encouraging kids. When it first started it included high schoolers. In this day and age it is still looked down upon to encourage gay youth to be okay with being gay. It is very frowned upon. So they grow up without healthy self-esteem and will frankly, self-hate. That is why they end up harming themselves. So I felt like it was important because it encouraged generational communication between gay elders and the up-and-coming generation.

I just had a wonderful experience with. I was asked to contribute a song for the closing credits, and I wrote that, but it was not used. I decided to release it on iTunes. What were they based on? Homosexual men are not allowed to donate their blood. A: In California or nationally? JQ: Nationally. A: I was unaware. JQ: Most people are unaware. It is also people that have had tattoos in the past six months and people that have done certain things out of the country.

One of the most glaring injustices is that if you have had homosexual sex in the past 15 years you are ineligible to donate blood. They recently came up to revise the law but it did not pass. It stayed that way. The Red Cross, their guidelines, their choice. A: After that, I am kind of speechless. I did not know that. Makes me want to rise up and shout! Part 2 ot the interview has Prince Poppycock fielding questions from his fans.

Part two: questions from fans 1 From J. What advice do you have for people being taunted or bullied just for being themselves? PP: I would give them the advice that I personally try to give myself every time I start to feel sorry for myself. Life in and of itself is an absolute miracle. It is and always will be the greatest, most magical thing you will ever experience. The simple fact that we get a chance to be alive is basically like winning the lottery.

Think about the infinite number of possible lives that could come into existence that will never get a chance to be. This pairing made it obvious that, as confirmed by Nick, Team iLuminate is going through to the Top After a way too long pause, especially since both did extremely well last night and it was a tad scary to imagine one would not move through, Nick announced that both were going through!!!

Miami All Stars got a spot in the Top One of the most popular contestant of last season, the magnificent Prince Poppycock , performed next. Beth Ann is told that she is not moving on. Howie voted for WSDT as he believes this is the year of the dance. He voted for WSDT. This means that Sharon did not need to vote.