Mitchy Collins
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Mitchy Collins
“You love who you love.”
Peter Hedges
“When artists are playing at the highest level, which Lucas and Julia were both doing, every day is kind of like Christmas.”
Nick Anderson
“Coming up with a band name sucks.”
Sean Anders
“When you go to the classes you find it is a lot of same sex couples and couples that can’t conceive or people that find it through their church.”
Alisa Xayalith
“The band is straight, but we have gay musician friends.”
Rupert Everett
“By the time I shot the film I was all jowls!”
Ian Liberto
“It's such a deep community, the Broadway community, the inclusion and understanding runs so deep.”
Lisa Stansfield
“I have a sense of humor and sometimes play places that don’t speak English.”
YUNGBLUD
“There’s no freedom to express yourself anymore.”
Kevin Nietzel
“It's nice, because everyone's like, "Yeah, and what else?"”
Dermot Kennedy
“I want to attract people who are into something that is rooted in inclusive music, lyrically driven, but is also relying on hip hop for production.”
Anne-Marie
“My dad always played records so I just wanted to have it in my hands to give to him.”
Andrew Solomon
“I have wanted to climb Mount Everest.”
Lauren Sanderson
“I didn’t want it to be something I talk about all of the time, but just a part of who I am.”
Bonnie McKee
“I like to be pursued and men pursue me more than women.”
Nichelle Nichols
“George never really came out, he’s just always been George.”
Hector Fonseca
“Chicago is unique in that the audience understands the different sub genres within dance music and truly appreciate it all.”
Paul Young
“It is a struggle but thank god for the last decade where there was a faithful fanbase.”
Stuart O'Keefe
“My friends said if I dressed in drag I would look like Anjelica Huston.”
John Singleton
“Thank god there is so much integrity in this story.”
AJR
“We love Chicago, so try to come back as much as possible.”
Lisa Vanderpump
“Using Bravo as a vehicle to highlight gay rights has been really important for me to come back to those shows.”