What's the true meaning of Easter (a holiday those in the gay community call "White Party")? Peeps? A day of diversion from our pre-summer diet? A day we don't guilt trip over ourselves for drinking before noon, as family events and church suggest? 

To help us on our hunt, the Daily Freakshow's Damiana Garcia visits a very put together and sober Tanya Roberts (played again by the incredible Drew Droege) to reveal the true meaning of Easter (hint: it starts with one shot of gin.)

Comedian Drew Droege's caricature of Chloe Sevigny is submerged into deeper depths of hipster esotericism with a new "Chloe" video released just in time for Valentine's Day. Grab someone from Williamsburg or Echo Park to help translate and follow the jump to watch!

We need to fit into our Courtney Stodden Halloween costume (is there anything scarier than her this year?!) by tomorrow, but we can totally skip cardio at the gym today because of all the hyperventilation and heart-racing the side-splitting Halloween episode from Damiana Garcia provided us. Follow the jump to watch the Daily Freak Show host interview ex-Charlie's Angel Tanya Roberts in a spooky (and alcohol-soaked) hilarious video!

Did you know that Drew Droege's Chloe Sevigny loves "schprrrring"? Watch—and laugh—after the jump.

The most interesting Chloe Sevigny around, Drew Droege, returns to discuss Oscar season. Best one yet?

Though the viral caricature's in her likeness are vastly more interesting than she seems to be in person, the real Chloe Sevigny has finally spoken out about Drew Droege's "Chloe" YouTube videos, deciding that they are "sooo not me."

“I met him the other day,” Sevigny told Entertainment Weekly. “I feel like he doesn’t dress like me, he doesn’t talk like me! I feel like there’s zero connection. I don’t even understand how he can say it’s me. And then the things he references are sooo not me. He was very charming and very nervous. He thought I hated him. Of course not! I’m flattered. But it’s just not me at all!"

At least it has come to Chloe's attention that she's flattered by the satiric tributes.

Chloe (as portrayed satirically by the talented Drew Droege) returns to reveal her appreciation of Hallowe'en and all the little things about it that frighten her (like lost children!).