MMG Client Roster - October 2026
NEW YORK
Andrew Fuller
Andrew Fuller is a television personality, award-winning hyperrealistic cake artist and visual storyteller known for his unmistakable mix of edible illusion, irreverent humor and unapologetically maximalist style. The breakout winner of Netflix’s Is It Cake?, Fuller joins Jonathan Bennett and Shinmin Li as a judge on Season 16 of Food Network’s Halloween Wars, continuing a career that has taken him across food television, fashion, pop culture and live entertainment around the world.
Creatine Price
Creatine Price is a French-American opera singer, drag artist, and multidisciplinary performer whose work bridges classical music, drag, and contemporary visual storytelling. Fresh off her starring role in Project Creatine Boston and making history as the first U.S. queen cast on Drag Race France, Creatine brings together fine arts, performance, and advocacy to explore identity, transformation, and queer visibility through a distinctly global lens.
Daniel Montelongo
Daniel Montelongo is an entrepreneur, marketing executive and LGBTQ+ consumer authority working at the intersection of business, culture, technology and community. After more than 15 years across brand, growth and digital strategy, he founded The Gaygency, an LGBTQ+-owned marketing studio that has driven more than $17 million in client revenue and built a proprietary dataset of more than one million verified LGBTQ+ consumers. He is also the founder of Gaydar, an LGBTQ+ connection and discovery platform translating his ideas around community trust into a product spanning social connection, affirming healthcare, local resources, businesses and everyday queer life.
Jasmine Rice LaBeija
Jasmine Rice LaBeija is an internationally acclaimed opera singer, drag entertainer, and television personality whose career bridges classical music and contemporary queer performance. A Juilliard-trained opera singer and Golden Buzzer finalist on Britain's Got Talent, Jasmine has performed on some of the world's leading stages while expanding representation for LGBTQ artists within traditional arts institutions.
Kevin Aviance
Kevin Aviance is a Billboard chart-topping recording artist, nightlife pioneer, DJ, and fashion icon whose influence helped define modern queer nightlife. A legendary figure of New York's ballroom and Club Kid eras, Kevin continues to shape music, performance, and LGBTQ culture through live performance, recording, and public advocacy, inspiring generations of artists across entertainment, nightlife, and fashion.
Marti Cummings
Marti Cummings is a trailblazing drag entertainer, host, political leader, and cultural commentator whose work spans live entertainment, television, community convening, and civic engagement. A Guinness World Record holder as the first drag performer to perform on all seven continents, Marti is the creator and host of Stage Fright at Red Eye NYC, a weekly live talk show featuring Broadway stars and theater icons. As a producer, programmer, and curator of live experiences, Marti develops original entertainment that brings together artists, audiences, and brands through culture-driven storytelling. From sold-out performances and national tours to original media projects, Marti has become one of queer entertainment's most recognizable voices while championing human rights, civic participation, and inclusive representation.
Nick Davis
Nick Davis is a reality competition star, performer, fitness creator, and endurance athlete whose career bridges elite athletics and live entertainment. Best known for competing on Prime Video's Trainer Games, the experience inspired Nick to push beyond his perceived limits—leading him to complete his first marathon at the Boston Marathon this year, and continue his endurance journey as he trains for the New York City Marathon in November. A veteran of the Broadway National Tour of Cats and the international tour of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Nick draws on his background as a performer to explore the intersection of performance, longevity, and physical wellness, inspiring audiences through movement, recovery, mental resilience, and LGBTQ visibility. This year, Nick is completing two international Broadway tours while growing his independent coaching brand, and marathon training.
Peppermint
Peppermint is an actress, Broadway performer, cultural commentator and tea connoisseur whose work spans television, theater, music, and social justice advocacy. She made history as the first openly transgender woman to originate a principal role on Broadway in Head Over Heels and stars in Netflix's Survival of the Thickest, Hulu's Fire Island, NBC/Peacock's The Traitors, and RuPaul's Drag Race. A 2026 New York City Pride Grand Marshal, Peppermint also serves as the American Civil Liberties Union's first Artist Ambassador for Trans Justice and is a member of GLAAD's Board of Directors, making her one of the nation's leading voices at the intersection of entertainment, culture, and LGBTQ advocacy.
Robbie Simpson
Robbie Simpson is a GLAAD and Critics' Choice Award-nominated actor, director, educator, and producer working at the intersection of theater, television, and emerging talent development. He serves as Director of Musical Theatre at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting and recently appeared on Hallmark's Finding Mr. Christmas. Robbie is committed to developing the next generation of performers while advancing authentic LGBTQ representation across stage and screen.
Tim Schraeder Rodriguez
Tim Schraeder Rodriguez is an author, journalist, and LGBTQ advocate whose work explores the intersection of faith, identity, and healing. His memoir, Conversion Therapy Dropout, chronicles his survival of conversion practices and has established him as a leading voice on religious trauma, conversion therapy, and LGBTQ inclusion. A GLAAD Media Award-nominated writer, Tim's work has appeared in TIME, Harper's Bazaar, NPR, BBC, and other leading national outlets, where he offers thoughtful perspective on faith, politics, and LGBTQ equality.
LOS ANGELES
Tracy Gilchrist
Tracy Gilchrist is an award-winning journalist, editor, and host whose decades-long career has helped shape LGBTQ entertainment journalism. Widely recognized as the journalist behind the viral "holding space" interview with Wicked stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, Tracy has become one of the most recognizable voices in entertainment media. She is now the host and executive producer of Holding Space with Tracy E. Gilchrist, where she sits down with leading artists, actors, and cultural changemakers for thoughtful conversations about creativity, identity, and culture. Through her reporting, interviews, and commentary, Tracy continues to shape the national conversation around entertainment, LGBTQ representation, and pop culture.
VINCINT
VINCINT is a genre-defying singer-songwriter and electrifying live performer celebrated for powerhouse vocals, emotionally rich pop music, and unforgettable stage presence. Known for fan-favorite releases including "Higher," "Take Me Home," "Please Don't Fall in Love" and more, VINCINT has built an international following through acclaimed releases, sold-out performances, and collaborations with artists including Tegan and Sara, Betty Who, Alex Newell, Hayley Kiyoko, and Kesha. Their music celebrates authenticity, joy, and queer visibility, establishing VINCINT as one of pop music's most compelling contemporary voices.
MMG BRAND CLIENT ROSTER
MadGood Apparel
MadGood Apparel is an inclusive intimate-apparel brand founded by Madeline Goodwill, creating thoughtfully designed pieces that center comfort, confidence and bodily autonomy. Through fashion and storytelling, MadGood is reclaiming femininity on its own terms—inviting a new generation to embrace softness, self-expression and the freedom to define what feeling good looks like.
PrEP4All
PrEP4All is a national advocacy organization working to ensure equitable access to HIV prevention through a federally funded National PrEP Program. The organization focuses on policy change, public education, and coalition-building to expand access to PrEP, reduce new HIV transmissions, and advance health equity across communities disproportionately impacted by HIV.
Save HIV Funding Campaign
The Save HIV Funding Campaign is a national coalition of advocates, organizations, and public health leaders working to protect and expand federal funding for HIV prevention, care, and research. Co-founded by Jeremiah Johnson, executive director of PrEP4All, SHF was launched in 2023 by PrEP4All by, AVAC, and the HIV Medicine Association, the campaign has helped avert more than $3.5 billion in proposed cuts to federal HIV programs. Through coalition-building, public awareness, and policy advocacy, Save HIV Funding is driving national attention and action at a critical moment for HIV funding in the United States.
Stonewall National Monument Visitors Center (SNMVC)
The Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center is the first LGBTQ+ visitor center within the National Park System. Co-founded by Pride Live leaders Ann Marie Gothard and Diana Rodriguez, the Visitor Center is a living cultural and educational institution dedicated to preserving, sharing and activating LGBTQ+ history through exhibitions, public programming and community engagement, connecting Stonewall’s legacy to the ongoing movement for equality and future generations.
