Olivia Newton-John
Summer lovin': Olivia Newton-John takes to stage at Northalsted Market Days
“To me love is love. It shouldn't matter. I have so many close friends and family who are gay I don't even think about it.”
Interviews and voices
Film/Movie interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Olivia Newton-John
“To me love is love. It shouldn't matter. I have so many close friends and family who are gay I don't even think about it.”
Jeffrey Schwarz
Remembering Russo: Director Jeffrey Schwarz on the making of the 'Vito' documentary
Ben DeJesus
“As John’s Chicago fans have proven over the years, he has a really loyal fan base that are outside the demographic of a typical NY Times readers.”
Eric Mabius
“It made me go back a reflect quite a bit. I am glad I’m not single now.”
Joe Manganiello
Casting his spell: an interview with Joe Manganiello
Sisters are doing it for themselves: an interview with filmmaker Lynn Shelton
Shane West
“This was a biopic where I played him. He was very enigmatic lead singer, poet, and sexually confused.”
“This time I wanted to stories that were right for me and not stand up. I am not a stand up comedian.”
Charlie Gage
“The biggest surprise was discovering all of the racial divisions that existed not only within the LGBT community but even as specifically within the various grassroots LGBT activist organizations.”
“There are many slices of sub-culture life in the LGBT population. So many stories to tell and so many people to inspire.”
“[Spin] is my favorite club ever! I have done over 50 club appearances, and that is my favorite. I just had such a great time when I was there last.”
“I’m a big advocate of education, like I mentioned going to Northwestern and being a triple major. I have always put my money and my time where my mouth is as far a believing in the power of education.”
“[Our boyfriends] have mixed us up a few times, but found out before anything happened!”
“You want to see what happens when people embrace the arts for the greater good? Go see Dance For Life.”
Brody Runge never dreamed that he would be the subject of a TLC documentary simply for being himself