1. Biography

2. Works
    Film  Music  Web television  Literature  Podcasting 

3. References

Madison Hinton (born October 22, 1977), known professionally as Ts Madison or Maddie, is an American entertainer, entrepreneur and LGBT activist. She is openly transgender, and has appeared in a variety of amateur erotic videos before forming Raw Dawgg Entertainment which produces and distributes adult transgender materials. She has become an internet personality and has spoken out on human rights relating to the LGBT community. She has also recorded an EP and has written an autobiography.

Biography

Hinton was born in Miami, Florida. In 2004, Hinton launched Bigdickbitch.com, an adult pay website. She began starring in and independently producing and distributing videos and pictures online. She formed Raw Dawgg Entertainment/RDE Multimedia Group in 2009. She also is the cohost of the Queens Court show.

Madison rose to fame in 2013 after going viral following the release of a Vine clip called "New Weave 22 Inches". The video features Madison exposing her nude body.^[1]

Once cited by the Huffington Post as a "trans viral" sensation,^[2] Hinton created a YouTube channel and began conducting self-interviews talking about issues in the transsexual adult services industry. In 2011, she made a guest appearance on the season finale of Kandi Koated Nights. In December 2013, she was interviewed by the internet magazine Examiner.com.

After working on a Vine video to promote activist and songwriter Mary Lambert’s single "Secrets", she hosted the Gay Pride events in Springfield, Missouri and Toronto, Ontario, Canada.^[3] Ts Madison signed a recording and media contract with Pink Money Records in 2014 and released her first single "Feeling My Fish" shortly after. On January 19, Madison's debut album The New Supreme was released.^[4]

French cultural magazine Les Inrockuptibles interviewed Hinton about lifestyles and issues affecting the transgender community.{{citation needed|date=April 2015}} In July she made a guest appearance on What's The Tee?. Hinton, along with RuPaul and his cohost Michelle Visage, discussed pop culture, fashion and beauty advice. She was also interviewed by Gay Life Television. In October, stand-up comedian and musician Jonny McGovern interviewed her for the season finale of his web show Hey Qween.^[5] In October 2014, Madison's debut album The New Supreme was released. She began taping the second season of her web series "Wait a Minute" through World of Wonder Productions. In late November, the Huffington Post did an in-depth feature story on Hinton. She discussed faith, religion and accomplishments with the New York City based news magazine.^[6] Urban celebrity news magazine Rolling Out interviewed Hinton about her career and issues affecting the LGBT community .^{[7][8][9][10]} {{unreliable source?|date=August 2015}}

TS Madison was presented in person, with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2016 Transgender Erotica Awards hosted by Grooby receiving a standing ovation.^[13][14]

In 2017, she began cohosting The Queen’s Court a weekly gossip show opposite friend and rapper Khia. TS Madison does the intro to Khia's song (written by Khia) Next Caller which also serves as the show’s theme song. Recently Madison and Khia have parted way and Khia is currently no longer a co-host of the show. Instead, Madison now hosts Queens Supreme Court (renamed from Queens Court in 2018) with reality tv star and pop culture icon Tiffany Pollard.^[15] The show garners over 300,000 views per video and has received media attention.

Works

Film

• Trans-Me (2017) Written by B.Octavious Sims and Produced by[SimGriggs Productions] Directed by Sims & Gregory Griggs

Music

• The New Supreme (2014), released on Pink Money Records

Web television

• Wait a Minute through World of Wonder Productions.^[16]
• Lemme Pick You Up through World of Wonder Productions
• Queens Supreme Court (2018) previously Queens Court

Literature

• A Light Through The Shade: An Autobiography of a Queen (2015), published by CreateSpace^[17]

Podcasting

• Queens Supreme Court (2018) previously Queens Court

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