Emmy-winning TV host and producer Ross Mathews has been proudly working in the entertainment industry for over 24 years. Endearing, witty and undeniably funny, Mathews has won the hearts of millions of Americans since his television debut in 2001 as a correspondent for “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”  

Mathews can currently be seen every weekday as co-host and producer on the hit daily syndicated talk show “The Drew Barrymore Show” (about to begin airing season 6).  Additionally, Mathews serves as a judge and producer on MTV’s critically acclaimed, award-winning series “RuPaul’s Drag Race” (and Paramount+'s "All Stars").  As an author, Simon & Schuster recently released the paperback version of Mathews’ 2020 book “Name Drop,” the follow up to his national bestseller “Man-Up: Tales of My Delusional Self-Confidence.” To promote both books, Mathews went on a multi-city tour, performing his one man show to sold out shows across the country. 

In 2025, Mathews released a children's book, "Tio & Tio: The Ring Bearers" co-written with his educator husband, Dr. Wellinthon Garcia-Mathews.  Their publisher Penguin Random House announced a sequel will be released sometime next year.

Mathews hosted and executive produced his own weekly talk show “Hello Ross” on E! for two seasons (2014-2015), as well as two seasons of the syndicated daytime talk show “Hollywood Today Live” alongside co-host Garcelle Beauvais (2017-2019).

As an entrepreneur, Mathews has designed his “Drag Race” wardrobe and created a clothing line, RossXRoss, with Toronto-based designer Ross Mayer and has a collaboration with KAFTKO, designing four sold out kaftan designs.  Additionally, Mathews is the CEO of Bubbly Brunches, a drag brunch business with brunches all over the United States and Mexico, partnering with some of the largest hotels and casinos in the world.

When he isn't working on TV and producing events, Mathews can be found in the studio recording his weekly top-rated podcast with Westwood One titled, “Hello Ross”.  Recent guests include Guy Fieri, Chelsea Handler, Ricki Lake and more.

Additionally, Mathews has hosted the GLAAD Media Awards six times and in 2018 he was honored with the organization’s Davidson/Valentini Award. 

​In 2009, Mathews hosted and executive produced a daily web talk show for The Insider and CBS.com called “Inside Dish with Ross Mathews”, the official web show for CBS hits “Big Brother” and the Emmy Award winning series “The Amazing Race.”

Mathews was also a prominent face on the E! Network, appearing weekly on “Chelsea Lately” and filling in as host whenever Cheslea Handler was absent.  Additionally, he co-hosted E!’s “Live From The Red Carpet” at every award show, alongside Ryan Seacrest, Giuliana Rancic and Kelly Osbourne.  Mathews also contributed often to E! News, covering events like the Olympics, the super bowl and more.  He created E! News’ political series “Pop & Politics” series covering the 2012 Presidential Election.  Mathews attented both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, where he interviewed politicians including First Lady Michelle Obama, former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and former Republican Presidential nominee John McCain. 

Mathews currently lives in Westchester County, New York with his husband, Dr. Wellinthon Garcia-Mathews.

Carson Kressley is an Emmy Award–winning TV personality, style expert, fashion designer, interior designer, and New York Times best-selling author. A multi-talented and unforgettable presence, Carson has built an extraordinary career at the intersection of fashion, entertainment, and philanthropy.

Carson began his career as an independent stylist, quickly becoming an invaluable asset to top designers, including Ralph Lauren. He gained international fame as the breakout star of Bravo’s Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, which won a Primetime Emmy and introduced his signature wit and expertise to audiences worldwide. His collaborations with Oprah Winfrey helped transform America’s sense of personal style, and he went on to host multiple television series, including Lifetime’s How to Look Good Naked and ABC’s True Beauty. Carson has also served as a trusted fashion commentator on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, and many other programs.

As a television personality, Carson has proven to be a fan favorite on numerous reality competitions, including NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice, Food Network’s Celebrity Cupcake Wars, ABC’s Celebrity Family Feud, and season 13 of Dancing with the Stars, where he raised both awareness and donations for multiple charities. He later reunited with his Queer Eye co-star, Thom Filicia, for the popular design series Get a Room with Carson & Thom.

Today, Carson continues to serve as a key judge on the groundbreaking series RuPaul’s Drag Race—the most awarded reality show in television history, with 71 nominations and 27 Emmy wins. He also appears on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars and recently earned an Emmy for his role as producer on the main show, with another nomination the following year.

Carson’s charisma and quick wit have also made him a beloved guest across television. He was voted “America’s Favorite Houseguest” on Celebrity Big Brother; has guest-hosted Live with Kelly and Ryan and co-hosted The Wendy Williams Show alongside Vivica A. Fox; and regularly appears as a fashion commentator on Live with Kelly and Mark, including their coverage of the Academy Awards. He’s a frequent guest on 25 Words or Less, Pictionary, and the new Hollywood Squares with Drew Barrymore. Carson also serves as a judge on Food Network’s BBQ Brawl and often appears as a guest judge on Beat Bobby Flay.

Beyond his television success, Carson is a passionate philanthropist and world-class equestrian. He is a World Champion American Saddlebred rider and a regular participant in the annual New Year’s Rose Parade, riding for Scripps Miramar. He is deeply involved with the American Humane Society and serves on the Board of Directors for Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors United,” supporting homeless LGBTQ+ youth.