Belinda Carlisle
Belinda Carlisle talks about career and Chicago Pride Fest
“The LGBT community has been a big support from the very beginning.”
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Celebrity interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Belinda Carlisle
“The LGBT community has been a big support from the very beginning.”
J'Royce Jata
“Stay open, trust yourself and stay open to working with other people”
Jerry Mitchell
“It's about finding those moments in the film that I think deserve song and deserve to be told in a theatrical way that's different from the film”
Katrina Kemp
“Live in your own truth and believe you have something to offer”
Andre Ward
“if it's for you, it's for you - and if it's not, that's okay because the other door will open”
John Ambrosino
“Fly the W in everything you do in life, even before it happens!”
Caleb Dehne
“she gets her moment of empowerment and she is like: look I am a valuable person here”
David Hernandez
“... when I’m in the studio it is like therapy for me.”
Jose Llana
“now, especially during the election, it gets a laugh, it gets a gasp from the audience...”
Anthony Murphy
“...and we were holding and just smiling and beaming with energy!”
Isabelle McCalla
“Oh my gosh! I was squealing the entire time!”
Mathew and Lissa deGuzman
“You may never know that you are going on until three minutes before; and all of a sudden you have a team around you throwing costumes at you and getting ready!”
Jonathan Weir
“Besides the fabulous make-up and eyebrows, I get to be the antagonist, come in and mess up everyone's good time.”
Gizelle Bryant
“What you see is what you get!”
Brent Corrigan
“Some love me – but there’s no denying it – more people love to hate me.”
David Oyelowo
“The last film of prominence exhibiting an interracial marriage is Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner and that is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.”
Justin Sayre
“It’s a labor of love and a way to put a stamp on the development of the show and who we were then.”
JD Doyle
“I've been aggressively collecting music by LGBT artists since the 1990s.”
Nina Diaz
“I love to go dancing, I really do.”
Ty Herndon
“Just feeling free to walk out on stage and be myself is pretty damn significant.”
Dar Williams
“Mortal City was really influenced by geography.”
Kristin Chenoweth
“Calling all dance music producers! I’m available.”
Carlton Wilborn
“It rare to have something that you can address your demons and heal them.”
Jeff Mann
“I’ve been a fan of Wuthering Heights since high school, and Heathcliff was a dark and tortured early role model for me.”