Richard Blais
Celebrity chef Richard Blais' career is on fire
“Don’t sleep on Big Sexy Hair Spray and another product I use a lot is called Suavecito.”
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Richard Blais
“Don’t sleep on Big Sexy Hair Spray and another product I use a lot is called Suavecito.”
Duckwrth
“After fashion, I found my way into music.”
DJ Tommy Love
“Chicago was always on the top of my list to visit. I am really looking forward to this weekend.”
DJ Marti Frieson
“Market Days will be my debut and my first time attending. I’m extremely grateful to be a part of the Hydrate team and their amazing lineup.”
Alexandra Kay
“RuPaul’s Drag Race is one of my favorite shows.”
DJ Alex Lo
“Hydrate has been my house since 5 years ago, the vibe is unique.”
Cunio
“The show is happening above you, on top of you, next to you, behind you, below you and it never stops.”
Kandy Muse
“I am someone who suffered a lot of years with not loving myself.”
DJ Joe Gauthreaux
“I am so excited to finally play at one of my favorite clubs in the world.”
Nathan Streifel
“I am very excited to share this unique and amazing gift, and hopefully spread a ton of positive energy around the world!”
Vanjie
“The last time I gambled was on Drag Race…”
Isaiah Grass
“Many things that we took for granted before this pandemic, seem so much more special now.”
Laganja Estranja
““Drag chose me, I didn’t choose it.””
Jesus Canchola Sanchez
“The theme of the book is about finding the inner strength to be who you are and allowing children to play freely without judgment.”
E'mon Lauren Black
“It teaches that Black women are not a monolith, and that Black experiences are not all the same”
Elaine Dame
“Making music has meditative and restorative qualities for me, hopefully for the audience as well.”
Sam Cushing
“I hope by sharing my story and bringing mental health to the forefront of the conversation, I can be a source of comfort for someone.”
Jeff Miller
“Seeing the juxtapositions of our experiences makes a good podcast.”
Matthew-Lee Erlbach
“Part of my work is making the invisible, visible. It is giving a voice to the voiceless. It's going to where the silence is.”
Kyle Marvin
“We talked about me learning how to strip dance.”
A. J. Jackson
“Music is a mystery inside our bodies that no one really understands.”
Amadeo Fusca
“I just want everybody to have so much fun and I go home thinking about these things and just working on their relationship”
John Gardiner
“it puts you in that perfect mindset for how this odd little period of time in the mid '70's of like where there were just no rules”