Ginger Minj
Ginger Minj | |
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![]() Minj at RuPaul's DragCon LA in 2018 | |
Born | Joshua Allen Eads September 11, 1984 Leesburg, Florida, U.S. |
Other names | Ginger |
Occupation | Drag queen, actor, singer-songwriter, reality television personality |
Years active | 2015-present |
Known for | RuPaul's Drag Race (season 7) and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (season 2 and season 6) |
Website | http://gingerminj.com/ |
Ginger Minj is the stage name of Joshua Allen Eads (born September 11, 1984), an American drag queen, actor, singer-songwriter, and reality television personality.[1] After achieving recognition for placing as the runner-up on the seventh season of the reality television competition series RuPaul's Drag Race, Minj returned to compete on the second and sixth seasons of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. Minj has acted in three Netflix productions—the comedy feature film Dumplin' (2018), the animated series Super Drags, and RuPaul's fictional series AJ and the Queen, and has acted in numerous theatrical productions. Minj has also released three studio albums—Sweet T (2016), Gummy Bear (2021), and Double Wide Diva (2021).
Early life[]
Eads was born in Lake County, Florida, and majored in theater at school. As a child, Eads had surgery for a bowel blockage. Their drag mother is retired Orlando performer Rusty Fawcett.[2]
Career[]
Drag Race[]
Ginger Minj competed on the seventh season of the reality television competition RuPaul's Drag Race, which was announced on March 2, 2015.[3] Throughout the competition, Minj won three challenges, most notably the Snatch Game, portraying Adele (tying with Kennedy Davenport's portrayal of Little Richard).[4] Minj's performance of Adele was later ranked as the sixth best Snatch Game performance in Drag Race "herstory" by Sam Damshenas of Gay Times.[5] Minj ultimately lost to Violet Chachki in the final episode, placing as a runner-up alongside Pearl.[6]
Minj was subsequently announced as one of ten contestants for the second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars on June 17, 2016.[7] Minj was eliminated in the third episode, placing eighth overall. Minj then appeared as a guest for the first challenge in the premiere episode of season eleven.[8]
Following Drag Race, Minj embarked on several international drag tours. In 2016, Minj was a part of Battle of the Seasons rotating roster of queens.[9] Minj hosted the Haters Roast tour, though controversially was later fired from the event.[10][11] Minj later hosted Queens United in November 2017, a benefit put together by Phi Phi O'Hara in an effort to raise money for people affected by Hurricane Maria.[12]
In April 2020, amid the coronavirus pandemic, Minj was announced as a featured cast member for the very first Digital Drag Fest, an online drag festival.[13] Minj returned the following year for the second annual Digital Drag Fest, in May 2021.[14]
On May 26, 2021, Minj was announced as a contestant for the sixth season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.[15] After winning a lip sync against Mayhem Miller in the fifth episode of the season, Minj won $30,000.[16] Minj won another $20,000 in the eighth episode of the season, Snatch Game of Love, after winning a lip sync against Heidi N Closet and making her the second queen to win the Snatch Game twice, after BenDeLaCreme. Ginger Minj finished the season as a runner-up, ultimately losing to Kylie Sonique Love.[17]
Pageants[]
Minj has competed in many pageants throughout their career, holding several titles including "Miss National Comedy Queen 2012" and "Miss Gay United States 2013".[18]
Music[]
Minj released their first single, "Ooh Lala Lala", on June 1, 2015.[19] A second single, "Bad, Bad Boy", was released on October 21, 2016.[20] Minj's debut album, Sweet T, was released in October 2016.[21] The album consists of a mix of original songs and covers and features of variety of styles including pop, rock, dance, jazz, and soul. Minj also contributed to the compilation album Christmas Queens 3 in 2017.[22]
Another album, Clown Fucker, was set to be released in December 2018,[23] but was pushed back to early 2019, and, as of 2021, remains unreleased.[24] On June 11, 2021, Ginger Minj announced her second studio album, Gummy Bear, would be released on June 25, 2021, with "Clown Fucker" as one its tracks. She performed the title track "Gummy Bear" on the first episode of All Stars 6.[25] The album peaked at #2 on the iTunes Comedy Album Charts.[26]
In September 2021, Minj released her third album, Double Wide Diva. The country album featured seven original songs and a cover of Garth Brooks' "Friends in Low Places".[27] Minj co-wrote each original song on the album, six of which alongside Brandon Stansell and Jeffrey James with producer Aaron Aiken.[26]
Acting[]
Minj began their career as a child actor, acting in Christian films and books on tape.[28] As an adult, Minj continued acting, starring in Clandestine Arts' production of Avenue Q.[29] Minj performed with other All Stars 2 queens at the Trailblazer Honors for Harvey Fierstein as the only singing performer on July 7, 2016.[30] Minj was with Katya and Alyssa Edwards on commercial bumpers for a Mama's Family marathon for the Logo channel.[31]
Minj voiced the character Lemon Chiffon in the 2018 Netflix original series Super Drags.[32][33]
In 2018, Minj starred in the Netflix musical comedy feature film Dumplin'.[23][34] In 2020, Minj portrayed Tommy and drag queen Fanny Pak on the Netflix comedy AJ and the Queen, alongside RuPaul, in the episode "Fort Worth".
In August 2020, Minj starred in Drama at Drag Brunch: The Slaying of the Sequin Sisters, the fifth installment of the virtual interactive Broadway Murder Mystery story, portraying the role of Casey Closed.[35]
Other ventures[]
In October 2021, Minj signed a six-figure book deal with Atria Books to publish her first book, "Southern Fried Sass".[36]
Personal life[]
Minj is from Florida,[21] and was married to Ceejay Russell by Michelle Visage at a DragCon convention in 2017.[37]
In an episode of Untucked, Minj stated that they are genderfluid/ non-binary, stating that growing up they never knew if they were a boy or a girl and when they discovered genderfluidity and non-binary they finally felt seen.
Discography[]
Studio albums[]
Title | Details |
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Sweet T |
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Gummy Bear |
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Double Wide Diva |
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Singles[]
Title | Year | Album |
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"Ooh Lala Lala" | 2016 | Sweet T |
"Bad, Bad Boy" | ||
"Winter Wonderland" (featuring Gidget Galore) |
2020 | Non-album single |
"Walk Tall"[38] | 2021 | Double Wide Diva |
"Sisters" (featuring Gidget Galore)[39] |
Non-album single |
As featured artist[]
Title | Year | Album | Ref(s) |
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"Show Up Queen" (The Cast of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, Season 6) |
2021 | Non-album single | [40] |
"This Is Our Country" (RuPaul and Tanya Tucker featuring The Cast of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, Season 6) |
2021 | Non-album single | [41] |
Other appearances[]
Title | Year | Other artist(s) | Album |
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"Christma-Hannu-Kwanzaa-Ka" | 2015 | N/A | Christmas Queens |
"Let the Music Play" | RuPaul | RuPaul Presents CoverGurlz 2 | |
"Eggs" | 2016 | Lucian Piane, Trixie Mattel | RuPaul's Drag Race: The Rusical |
"Down Home Country Christmas" | Carnie Wilson | Christmas Queens 2 | |
"Xmas Hams" | Jiggly Caliente | ||
"White Christmas" | 2017 | N/A | Christmas Queens 3 |
"All This Body" | 2018 | Jiggly Caliente, Alaska Thunderfuck | T.H.O.T. Process |
"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" | N/A | Christmas Queens 4 |
Filmography[]
Film credits[]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2018 | Miss Arizona[42] | Ginger | |
A Queen for the People | Herself | Documentary film about Bob the Drag Queen | |
Dumplin' | Candee Disch | Netflix Original Film | |
2019 | The Queens | Herself | Documentary |
2021 | The Bitch Who Stole Christmas[43] | Hazel Delashes |
Television credits[]
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref |
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2015 | RuPaul's Drag Race (season 7) | Herself (contestant) | Contestant (Runner-up) | [3] |
RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked | Herself | [44] | ||
2016 | RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (season 2) | Herself (contestant) | Contestant (8th Place) | [7] |
2017 | Good Behavior | Ruby Flare | Episode: You Could Discover Me | [45] |
House of Mayhem | Herself | Unsold pilot | [42] | |
@midnight | Herself | Episode 580 | [46] | |
2018 | Super Drags | Lemon Chiffon | English dub, Main Cast | [32] |
2019 | RuPaul's Drag Race (season 11) | Herself (guest)/Donald Trump | 2 episodes | [47] |
2020 | AJ and the Queen | Tommy / Fanny Pak | Guest appearance | [48] |
2021 | RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (season 6) | Herself | Contestant (Runner-up) | [15] |
RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars: Untucked |
Theatre[]
Year | Title | Role | Theatre | Ref(s) |
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2009 | The Wiz | Lion | Theater Downtown, Orlando | [49] |
2010 | Torch Song Trilogy | Arnold Beckoff | Breakthrough Theatre | [50] |
2011 | Evil Dead: The Musical | Jake | Theater Downtown, Orlando | [51] |
Chicago | Mary Sunshine | [52] | ||
2012 | Hedwig and the Angry Inch | Hedwig Robinson | The Abbey | [52] |
2014 | Sweeney Todd | Mrs. Lovett | The Venue | [53] |
2015–2017 | The Rocky Horror Show | Frank N. Furter | Woodlawn Theatre | [54][29] |
2016 | America's Drag Stars | Herself | Borgata Music Box | [55] |
2017 | Avenue Q | Brian | State Theater | [29][42] |
2019 | The Golden Gals | Blanche | Footlight Theater at The Parliament House | [56] |
Women Behind Bars | Ada | The Montalban | [57] | |
2020 | Rozeanne | Rozeanne | Footlight Theater at The Parliament House | [58] |
2021 | Into the Woods | Giant (voice cameo) | Mathis Ellis Performing Arts Center | [59] |
Arden | Titania | Silver Venue | [60] | |
2021 | La Cage aux Folles | Albin | Music Theater Works | [61] |
Gilliganz's Island | Ginger Grant | Clermont Performing Arts Center | [62] |
Music videos[]
Year | Title | Artist | Ref. |
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2015 | "Uptown Fish" | Shangela | [63] |
"Born Naked" (Stadium Remix) | RuPaul | [64] | |
"Ooh Lala Lala" | Herself | [65] | |
2016 | "The T" | Alaska Thunderfuck | [66] |
2017 | "White Christmas" | Herself | [67] |
2017 | "Let It Snow" | Christmas Queens | [68] |
2018 | "Where My Man At" | Velo ft Manila Luzon and Eureka O'Hara | [69] |
"All This Body" | Jiggly Caliente ft. Alaska Thunderfuck & Ginger Minj | [70] | |
"Jolene" | Dolly Parton | [71] | |
2020 | "Winter Wonderland" | Herself | [72] |
2021 | "Gummy Bear" | Herself | [25] |
"Friends in Low Places" | Herself | [73] |
Web series[]
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref |
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2015 | Drunk Makeover | Herself (guest) | Episode 23 | [74] |
2016 | Transformations with James St. James | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Minj" | [75] |
Cooking with Drag Queens | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Pie" | [76] | |
Couple$ for Ca$h | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Minj & Chris" | [77] | |
2016–2018 | Southern Fried Sass | Herself (co-host) | WOWPresents Plus Original, 4 episodes | [78] |
2016 | Drag Queens React | Herself / Donald Trump | World of Wonder original | [79] |
The Final Lap | Herself (guest) | Season 2, episode 3 | [80] | |
Queen to Queen | Herself (guest) | With Coco Montrese | [81] | |
2017 | Hey Qween | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Minj on Hey Qween!" | [82] |
2018 | CRAIGSLIST Missed Connections | Herself | Guest | [83] |
Spillin' the Tea | Herself (panelist) | Billboard series | [84] | |
The Pit Stop | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Minj" | [85] | |
2019 | Wigs in a Blanket | Herself | Co-host with Jiggly Caliente | [86] |
The X Change Rate | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Minj & Jinkx Monsoon" | [87] | |
2020 | The Golden Pandemic | Blanche | Starring role | [88] |
Binge | Herself (guest) | Podcast by Entertainment Weekly | [89][90] | |
2021 | Whatcha Packin' | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Minj" | [91] |
Ruvealing the Look | Herself (guest) | Episode: "Ginger Minj’s Pop Art Look" | [92] | |
WOW Now | Herself (guest) | Episode: "The Bitch Who Stole Christmas" | [93] |
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