Interviews and voices
Celebrity interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Freemasons
“It is an honor and a privilege to stand in front of a gay audience and play new material and for it to be so well received.”
Poppy Champlin
“Gay comedians bring an honesty and vulnerability that straight acts do not bring.”
Michelle Visage
“I feel the show didn't start until season three, not because of the addition of me although I think that is part of it, but that is when the magic started.”
Rufus Wainwright
“As we all know, I was pretty obsessed with The Wizard of Oz...”
Hector Fonseca
“Chicago really appreciates different genres of music... I really look forward to playing new stuff in Chicago.”
Betty Who
“It is really special for me to see so many people that know the words to it.”
Alex Newell
“It has been fun every step along the way but it also has been a long journey.”
Carlito Olivero
“I'll continue to fight with them [LGBT community].”
Macy Gray
“It's an awesome show and we always have a ball.”
Mary Lambert
“I’m excited to meet the people and to serenade, for sure.”
Eddie Shapiro
“...there's not one single interview where I didn't have multiple surprises.”
DMW Greer
“I just wanted to tell this story about these guys who unexpectedly fall in love with each other.”
Tarell Alvin McCraney
“It is a responsibility being an ensemble member but it also comes with privileges as well.”
Jennifer Hudson
“I always say it was the gay community that loved me first.”
Billy Porter
“It’s nice to have a piece that is connecting in that way and people want to see it. It’s selling!”
Roseanne Barr
“We’re just comparing it to who’s hungriest, who wants it most, who’s got the balls to get out there and deliver the mail.”
Suzanne Westenhoefer
“I can't wait, it's my first time!”
Jason Isaacs
“Pregnancy is a kind of enormous vulnerability and when you really need to feel safe and you can trust people.”
Michael Urie
“Her level of fame is unmatched but everything comes with a cost.”
Bob Odenkirk
“My challenge with Breaking Bad and with Fargo was how do I do this part as written literally word for word”
Amy Ray
“About 10 years ago I started writing songs and putting them in a pile and filing them away in my mind...”
Jonas Armstrong
“People at the end were still crying. I think that shows we have done a good and honest job.”
Boy George
“It’s almost come full-circle back to the beginning when there weren’t massive budgets and you had to be a bit more creative. I think that’s exciting.”
Matthew Rhys
“I’ve been incredibly lucky to do theater, film, and television in a relatively circular career, whereby I’m never getting bored because I’m always doing something different relatively soon.”