[…] I’m a loyal type, and they were loyal to me, so I’m loyal to them.” The gay community has also served as a place of solace from the sexism she's faced throughout her career. Kristine stated in a radio interview, “[The gay community] gave me a place I can focus on my music and not have to worry about all the other weird stuff going on.” Among her many pride performances, Kristine W headlined all three of Arizona's pride festivals (Phoenix, Tucson, and Flagstaff) in 2018. Recently, she has performed at Chicago's Human First Gala, an annual fundraising event celebrating organizations and businesses who have contributed to the local LGBT community. Kristine W also has a series of upcoming performances in celebration of Pride Month and Pride Summer, including at the 2019 Queens Pride Parade and Festival in New York, and the OC Pride Festival in California. Kristine continues to support gay rights and perform with drag queens – something Kristine is flattered to have been mistaken for. Other accolades While Kristine W was regularly performing at the Hilton in Las Vegas, her friend, actress Julie Michaels (best known for her role opposite of Patrick Swayze in Road House), played Kristine's music on set during the making of that movie. This led to Kristine W's “Do You Really Want Me” to be included in the movie's soundtrack. In addition, movie director Adrian Lyne saw one of Kristine's performances. He was such a fan of her set that it ultimately led to Kristine W's appearance in the film Indecent Proposal (starring Robert Redford and Demi Moore), in which Kristine sang her song “EZ Come EZ Go”. Kristine W's 1994 debut single “Feel What You Want” was later featured in the soundtrack of the video game Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. In addition, several of her songs have appeared on the soundtrack of the TV series Queer as Folk, including “Some Lovin’” and “Lovin’ You”. Awards and nominations International Dance Music Awards |- | rowspan=2|2004 | "Some Lovin'" (with Murk) | Best House/Garage Dance Track | |- | rowspan=4|Herself | rowspan=4|Best Dance Artist (Solo) | |- | 2005 | |- | 2006 | |- | 2007 | Discography Albums Perfect Beat (1994, Plain Rap Records) Land of the Living (1996, RCA Records) Stronger (2000, RCA Records) Fly Again (2003, Tommy Boy Entertainment) The Power of Music (2009 Fly Again Music)