Brian E. Trapp, 58, of Delhi, died Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015, at home. A Scripture service will be 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18, at Clifton Murdoch Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Earlville, where ...

Phoenix performs on stage. Photograph courtesy of Brian Trapp. In 1999, when Christian Castelan dragged his closeted Forsyth Central High School classmate Brian Trapp down from Cumming, Georgia ...

Balloon Glow was started in 1999 by Brian Trapp of Gentle Breeze Hot Air Balloon Company. The balloons never leave the ground, but they are lit for everyone to see and enjoy.

He and his husband recently welcomed their infant son. Marshall’s connection to the UO began when Brian Trapp invited him to speak via Zoom. Trapp, who directs both the Kidd Creative Writing Program ...

Brian Trapp who performs in drag as Phoenix created the competition show nearly 15 years ago. During those years, he’s seen hundreds of up-and-coming drag entertainers grow as performers.

Pilot Brian Trapp says he was leading a flight for a church group when the shift forced him to touch down in a large grassy area of the park, which is often used by various hot air balloon pilots ...

Phoenix is the stage name of Brian Trapp, a drag queen and performer from Atlanta, Georgia. She competed on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 3.