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  <title>Talking with Villinda Vile Horror Entertainer</title>
  <description>Harry Hawk's&amp;amp;nbsp;conversation with&amp;amp;nbsp;Sal Virelli&amp;amp;nbsp;about the creation and development of Villinda Vile and other drag personas is the first episode in a series of conversations about gender artistry.  Sal describes a dark past with which he used to build and embellish the characters Linda and Villinda. Villinda appears at an annual Michigan&amp;amp;nbsp;haunted &amp;quot;house&amp;quot; where Sal says, &amp;quot;Some the scariest performers are some of the nicest people you will ever meet.&amp;quot; Sal enjoys&amp;amp;nbsp;sewing, fashion design, community theater and has sent an audition tape for the upcoming season of RuPaul's Drag Race.&amp;amp;nbsp; You can find Villinda Vile on Facebook and Sal Virelli on Instagram. Sal's Black Rainbow Custom&amp;amp;nbsp;Clothing &amp;amp;amp; Costumes&amp;amp;nbsp;is also on Instagram. Listen to other conversations and view&amp;amp;nbsp;photographs about gender artists on Draggedy.com&amp;amp;nbsp;a project created by&amp;amp;nbsp;@hhawk and&amp;amp;nbsp;@rainbowsquirtle&amp;amp;nbsp;with stories releasing throughout the summer of 2016. &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>Talking About Everything with Harry Hawk.</author_name>
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