Miss Tiger began her career at the Bijou Theater in Chicago.
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She is the only performer since the days of the Continental Baths to have performed a non-sexual cabaret in a gay adult theater.
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Miss Tiger's Cabaret featured irreverent stage productions written and directed by Miss Tiger. Shows included original stage plays and music, live singing, stand-up comedy, performance art, and a gender-diverse cast ensemble.
Sukie de la Croix of the Windy City Times wrote, "Miss Tiger is a star! Nobody else is doing this kind of thing!"
In October 2012, Miss Tiger introduced her syndicated advice column, Favorite Bitch® to the Derek and Romaine show on SiriusXM.
Favorite Bitch® was a recurring monthly radio segment, during which, she offered call-in advice to listeners, shared fun stories about LGBTQIA+ life and moderated discussions on love, relationships and dating. Her expertise added candid fun to the wild and witty romp.
In addition to her monthly segment, Miss Tiger frequently guest co-hosted this GLAAD award-winning talk show and remained with Derek and Romaine until its end in 2015.
Miss Tiger dispensed Favorite Bitch® relationship advice in LGBTQIA+ regional periodicals across the country until 2020. She continues to writes lifestyle columns for national magazines such as OUT. In addition to these columns, her celebrity interviews have appeared in Vanity Teen, DAMAN and VT GIRL.
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n May 2021, Miss Tiger was appointed by the West Hollywood Mayor to the LGBTQ+ Advisory Board,
and served as its Co-Chair until 2023.
The Board addressed matters relating to the LGBTQIA+ community such as education, empowerment, equal rights, hate crime preventions and domestic partner rights, and makes recommendations to The West Hollywood City Council relative to the adoption of programs, policies or ordinances of benefit to the constituency.
During her tenure as Co-Chair, she advocated for this advisory board to become a commission. In 2022 the
West Hollywood City Council unanimously voted to dissolve the Board into a newly formed LGBTQ+ Commission in February 2023.
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​In addition to her performative work, Miss Tiger founded The Blueboy® Archives and Cultural Arts Foundation (BACAF) in 2017; BACAF is a tax-exempt 501 (c)(3) nonprofit LGBTQIA+ organization.
Blueboy Archives and Cultural Arts Foundation's work includes contextualizing Blueboy® magazine within LGBTQIA+ history, relaunching the iconic publication for a contemporary audience, and the preservation of Blueboy magazines for historical, educational, and research practices.
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Recent BACAF / Miss Tiger projects include a collaboration exhibit for Made in L.A. 2020: a version at The Huntington. Please visit blueboy.com for information on this exhibition.
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As BACAF Curator, Miss Tiger will also serve as Editor-in-Chief of the Blueboy® 50th ANNIVERSARY ISSUE, the publication's first issue in over a decade. Blueboy® will feature an international team of contributors in order to reimagine the magazine for a diverse and multi-generational audience; showcasing lifestyle and news features, social commentary, essays, fashion editorials, art and photoerotica.
Miss Tiger's anthropological and curatorial research investigates the interplay between various domains including media, gender performance, sexuality, aesthetics, visual and cultural memory, and the AIDS crisis that devastated the gay community in the 1980s.​​ ​
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Miss Tiger was awarded the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts 2024 Curatorial Research Fellowship. She is currently curating a future exhibition around Blueboy® magazine, emphasizing the significance of the magazine's principal photography and its impact on complex issues related to cultural identity, community dynamics, and societal frameworks.
Miss Tiger earned her Master of Arts in Visual Anthropology at The University of Southern California.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Media, Culture and Communication from New York University.
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Miss Tiger resides in Detroit.