#glaad award winners

[thequeereview]

A League of Their Own, Bros, Framing Agnes, The White Lotus, 9-1-1 Lone Star among winners at 34th GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles

GLAAD, the world’s largest LGBTQ media advocacy organization, announced recipients for 15 of this year’s 33 categories for the 34th Annual GLAAD Media Awards. Christina Aguilera received the Advocate for Change Award, introduced by Club Q shooting survivor, Michael Anderson, Bad Bunny received the Vanguard Award, presented by Ricky Martin, and Jeremy Pope received the Stephen F. Kolzak Award…

[chemicalarospec]

yayy Red White & Royal Blue won Fan Favorite and Heartstopper won Outstanding Kids & Family Programming (Live Action) at the GLAAD Media Awards!! (x)

[visenyaism]

house of the dragon characters ranked by how good of a guest judge i personally think they would be on drag race🙂‍↕️

19. ser criston cole- gets a reverse glaad award for most homophobic thing ever said on television.

18. alicent hightower- would cry.

17. aemond- would do a little better post-alys rivers but it’s still looking pretty dire. hates camp despite dressing like an anime villain every day. criston raised him.

16. otto hightower- openly homophobic but clearly strangely familiar with drag race and knows what he’s talking about

15. helaena- shes sweet but I think it would be hard to get her to focus and also she might accidentally prophesy the winner. don’t really think it would be her thing she’s not really a fashion or prolonged social interaction person.

14. aegon- funny and cool until the exact instant he is extremely NOT.

13. corlys- does alright on his own but he’s clearly a little uncomfortable the whole time. if they let him bring his wife it’s a good time.

12. rhaenyra’s brunette sons- raised too right by their mom they would just respectfully clap and cheer and say “i think she looks nice” about everyone.

11. larys strong- weird and off-putting but bizarrely accurate reads.

10. ser harwin strong- could handle they/them pussy could handle being a guest judge. solid pick. episode gets significant backlash from the flea bottom community for inviting essentially the chief of police on though.

9. the crabfeeder- gay people love the crabfeeder.

8. mysaria- possesses the skillset to be very good at guest judging like she’s very established and known among the flea bottom queens but she’s seen it all and is a bit over it.

7. laena- from what little we saw of her she is witty and vivacious and passionate that’s a pretty high score.

6. viserys- don’t know how he feels about gay people but he DOES love pageantry and serving targaryen realness.

5. laenor- very very fun. even better if he gets to bring his boyfriend or rhaenyra.

4. rhaenyra- shes a little shy but once she opens up she is phenomenal. The Rhaenyra/Laenor guest judge episode woudlve been so excellent it would have bought them enough good PR to win the throne in less than 36 hours.

3. dragon twins- they got daemon’s mean streak plus laena’s sparkle i think they would KILL it.

2. daemon targaryen- crazy bisexual man on adderall. took rhaenyra to a rhaenyra-themed drag show when he was trying to groom her so i guess he’s with it. is at least entertaining to watch. thinks he can reclaim.

1. rhaenys- would absolutely CLEAR she is bitchy in just the right way and would clearly be having the time of her life. let her commentate on more things.

[tabithatwo]

glaad awards 2024, yellowjackets winner of outstanding drama series

[rwrbmovie]

WATCH: Red, White and Royal Blue is the GLAAD Media Awards Queer Fan Favorite

Presented by Beanie Feldstein and Cody Risgby. Watch the video for Matthew and Casey’s speeches. RWRB are the very first winners of this new award.

[ingravinoveritas]

So last night was the GLAAD Media Awards ceremony, and it has come to light that the winner of the award for Outstanding Comedy Series was...Ted Lasso.

Now, I know next to nothing about Ted Lasso, but from what I have heard about it, there is no part of me that would hear "Ted Lasso" and automatically think of it as a queer show...

And when I look at this list of nominees, I see at least three other shows that would have been excellent winners--especially Good Omens 2 and OFMD, both of which are arguably overtly, loudly queer (albeit in entirely different ways).

Both contained extraordinary performances from their lead actors. Both showed us relationships that we came to care so deeply about and feel represented by, which is particularly notable by the lack of representation that has traditionally existed for those relationships. And both have forever changed the lives of their cast members, who seem to have found themselves in ways they never expected as a result of being in these shows.

So I'm going to need someone to throw out some citations/references or just explain to me like I'm 5 why TL won this award over everything else, because the math is very not mathing here...

[gentlebeardsbarngrill]

06/13/2024 Daily OFMD Recap

TLDR; Taika Waititi; Linds Cantrell; Dominic Burgess; Vico Ortiz; Tell Tale TV Reminder; Emmy Ballot Nominations; Adopt Our Crew: Our Flag Means Pride Raffle; FibreArtsBrigade; GLAAD Article; Articles; Schadenfreude; Fan Spotlight; Because The Night Zine; Love Notes; Daily Darby / Tonight's Taika;

== Taika Waititi ==

Source: Taika Waititi's Instagram Stories

More pictures from the peabody awards!

Source: birdrunningh2o's Instagram

And a fun and chaotic interview with Taika and Sterlin Harjo!

Source: GoldDerby's Instagram

== Linds Cantrell ==

Lindsey Cantrell making us all cry using this template on instagram.

Source: Linds Cantrell's Instagram w/ Special thanks to chaoticmulaney on Twitter (cause I saw this but forgot to save it! and you posted it-- so thank you!)

== Dominic Burgess ==

Dominic's been busy on twitter the last couple days! There' a new article by Deadline Hollywood!

Dominic was also kind enough to share some lovely colorful photos he took while out in Oregon!

Source: Dominic Burgess' Twitter

== Vico Ortiz ==

New episode of Date My Abuelita, First! Listen in here!

Source: Vico Ortiz' Instagram Stories

In addition-- if you're on Vico's Patreon, they've uploaded several more BTS Videos. If you're interested in joining to get access, here's the link!

== Tell Tale TV Reminder ==

Final round is still going on! Remember to please vote for Rhys, Ruibo, and Our Flag Means Death (as well as any other shows you'd like)! Tell Tale TV Awards

Source: TellTale TV's Instagram

== Emmy Nomination Submission ==

Great news crew! OFMD was submitted for Emmy Nominations in several categories! Wanna see all the submissions? You can visit the Emmy Nominating Ballots. For a summary, please check out @adoptourcrew's graphic / post below!

Source: AdoptOurCrew's Tumblr Wanna learn what's next with how the Emmy's work? Our friends over at @adoptourcrew have put together this awesome post about the entire EMMY process. Please visit them here. Below are some basics, but please visit the full post!

Source: Adopt Our Crew's Tumblr

== AOC: Charity Raffle Reminder ==

Our @adoptourcrew crewmates will be running the OFMPride Charity Raffle through June 28th! Reminder: Donate to an LGBTQ+ charity of your choosing and you'll enter to win a prize my one of the many donating artists, writers, crewmates!

Source: Adopt Our Crew's Tumblr

== Fibre Arts Brigade ==

Some news from the Fibre Arts Brigade and their craft auction for Pride Month benefiting SAGEUSA! They have some important updates for us! Please give them a read below! Fibre Arts Brigade FAQ Sage Donation Page Fibre Arts Brigade Twitter

And great news! They've already raised almost $1000 for our LGBTQ+ Elders <3

Source: FibreArtsBrigade Twitter

== GLAAD ==

Another article from GLAAD on Where We Are On TV 2023-2024 - Cancelled Series Article by GLAAD

Source: Glaad's Instagram

== Articles ==

== SchadenFreude ==

Heh heh, down 6.66% today <3

Source: Nasdaq: WBD

== Fan Spotlight ==

= Because The Night Zine =

Last couple nights to preorder the "Because The Night" NSFW Gentlebeard Zine!

== Love Notes ==

Hey lovelies. It's almost Friday! (and is already Friday for some of you!) I know this weekend is particularly hard for some of you because of Sunday, so please remember to be kind to yourself if you can.

I also just want to say, that I know change is hard. I know life is hard. So much of life is just weathering storms as they roll in, and sometimes it's just too much. When things are looking down, remember to look back at where you've been. I know it's difficult, especially if you've been through so much, but sometimes you have to look back to see how far you've come. You've made it so far. You've done so many things and made such an impact on the people in your life. Don't give up being the kind, wonderful, brilliantly beautiful person you are because of tough days. One day soon things will look up. Sending hugs your way lovelies. Take care <3.

Source: The Latest Kate's Tumblr

== Daily Darby / Tonight's Taika ==

Tonight's theme: These two are chatting, thats all, side profiles and nods. Gifs courtesy of the fantastic @5bi5 and lovely @celluloidbroomcloset!

[pascaled]

We dit it 🥰🥳🥳🥳

Red White Royal Blue

Winner

GLAAD AWARDS

Queer Fan Favorite

[lesbianspeedy]

save me glaad award winner renee rapp save me

[pendantaudio]

WRITERS BLOCK 120: Rylend and David talk with Eisner/Inkpot-winner Shannon Wheeler (TOO MUCH COFFEE MAN) and GLAAD Award-winner Richard Fairgray (EX-WIVES OF FRANKENSTEIN) about the evolution (and de-evolution) of cartooning, about process, and about moving one’s business onto kickstarter.

Available on Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Samsung Podcasts, and more!

[thequeereview]

Fellow Travelers, Drag Race & Monica among winners at 35th Annual GLAAD Media Awards Los Angeles - Oprah Winfrey & Niecy Nash-Betts honoured

Last night in Los Angeles, GLAAD—the world’s largest LGBTQ media advocacy organization—announced recipients for 16 of this year’s 33 categories for the 35th Annual GLAAD Media Awards. Honouree Oprah Winfrey received the Vanguard Award, introduced by long-time friends, iconic Chicago performer Chilli Pepper and celebrity host Paolo Presta, and Niecy Nash-Betts received the Stephen F. Kolzak Award,…

[demifiendrsa]

Primetime Emmy Awards 2023 winners:

Outstanding Drama Series: Succession

Outstanding Comedy Series: The Bear

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series: Sarah Snook, Succession

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series: Kieran Culkin, Succession

Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series: Beef

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie: Ali Wong, Beef

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie: Steven Yeun, Beef

Outstanding Variety Special (Live): Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium

Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series: Mark Mylod, Succession

Outstanding Writing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie: Lee Sung Jin, Beef

Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series: Jesse Armstrong, Succession

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie: Paul Walter Hauser, Black Bird

Outstanding Directing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie: Lee Sung Jin, Beef

Outstanding Talk Series: The Daily Show with Trevor Noah

Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Outstanding Reality Competition Program: RuPaul's Drag Race

Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Christopher Storer, The Bear

Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series: Christopher Storer, The Bear

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Limited Or Anthology Series Or Movie: Niecy Nash-Betts, Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story'

Outstanding Scripted Variety Series: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series: Jeremy Allen White, The Bear

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series: Ebon Moss-Bachrach, The Bear

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series:  Matthew Macfadyen, Succession

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series: Jennifer Coolidge, The White Lotus

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series: Quinta Brunson, Abbott Elementary

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series: Ayo Edebiri, The Bear

Governors Award: GLAAD

[butchregina]

hey its shag cut anon, ive changed my answer, i am now thinking about glaad award winner* renee rapp's shag cut

TRUEEEEEEE

[londonspirit]

December, 2022. At Kumeū Film Studios, just outside Auckland, an amusingly contrasting combination of high and low-tech filmmaking methods are being employed on the set of pirate series Our Flag Means Death.

Inside a massive soundstage, atop the gargantuan, full-scale pirate ship Revenge, Taika Waititi, as Ed “Blackbeard” Teach, performs a scene with co-star Con O’Neill, who plays Ed’s surly first mate Izzy.

Surrounding the ship is a giant “volume” wall comprised of 1700 LED monitors displaying a photorealistic ocean background with rolling waves. As a crane-mounted camera weaves around, the images on the digital display move with it, creating a seamlessly integrated backdrop.It’s about as cutting-edge as filmmaking gets these days (the Star Wars shows rely upon this technique), but just out of frame, a crouched stagehand is manually wiggling the ship’s sails to indicate the wind. The human touch still has a role to play amid all the expensive technology.On the day the Herald has visited, it’s near the end of a long, exhausting shoot for the second season of Our Flag Means Death. But you wouldn’t know it from the upbeat vibes on set, which bustles with craftspeople and technicians. At one point, Waititi leads everyone (including visitors) through a quick set of squats to keep the energy levels high.In addition to starring, Waititi is directing this particular episode, having been drafted in when the intended director was felled by Covid-19. The Kiwi Oscar-winner is famous for the loose, improvisational touch that shines through in all his work, and it’s fascinating to witness his process first-hand. Throughout the scene being performed, Waititi tries out endless versions of every single line. Even in the same take. O’Neill, clearly used to this method, waits patiently to deliver his dialogue as Waititi cycles through options within the scene. Some of his improvised bits are obviously just to get a laugh from the crew, while others seem to involve him working through the point of the scene in his head. Sometimes, the scene resolves on a light note. At others, it is dramatic. It keeps everyone one their toes.

But this show has been full of surprises from the get-go.

Based on the true story of Stede Bonnett (Rhys Darby), who abandoned British society and his family to embrace the pirate life in the early 18th century, the series initially presented as a gentile comedy with an impressively diverse cast. But throughout the first season, which was filmed in Los Angeles, it quietly became one of the queerest shows on television.

Although there was nary a mention of the possibility in the advance press, Stede and Ed ended up in a surprisingly tender - well, sometimes - romantic entanglement with each other throughout season one. There are other queer relationships, and one character, Jim (Vico Ortiz), was revealed to be non-binary.

Unlike some shows that feature LGBTQIA+ representation, Our Flag Means Death didn’t trumpet its progressive values - it simply let the characters and the story lead the way, and is all the richer for it. It has received much acclaim for these elements, garnering Glaad Media and Peabody Award nominations.

It’s also partly why Madeleine Sami was so excited to join the series in season two, playing a pirate named Archie.

“I think that’s the brilliance of this show,” Sami tells the Herald later that afternoon. “Because it is a funny, silly comedy, but then there’s some really important stuff happening underneath. The progressive stuff is incidental in a way that makes it feel more revolutionary. Just being able to see queer characters as lead characters in comedies is a cool thing.”

Sami originally met with creator David Jenkins about directing an episode, but it was eventually decided to stick with season one’s roster. Then the opportunity to audition for Archie came up.

“Archie’s a very happy-go-lucky pirate,” says Sami. “She has a bit of a mysterious backstory, which you get little tastes of, but she’s pretty chill. She likes to party, she likes to pirate.”

All acting can be tied back to childhood play on some level, playing a pirate especially so.

“Honestly, I pinch myself so many times on this job,” says Sami. “It’s the role you dream about when you’re a kid, to get to play a pirate.”

Sami says it’s the biggest production she’s ever worked on in New Zealand, but the expensive trappings don’t impact the process.

“It’s a workplace comedy about pirates. So it never feels like that stuff overwhelms it.”

She’s also relishing the chance to muck around with her old mates Waititi and Darby.

“I’ve known those guys for a really long time, and I think they’re both doing really incredible work on this show. This group of actors are just bloody idiots, and so lovely and playful.”

Another Kiwi comedy staple, David Fane, has been part of the show since season one as Fang, a member of Blackbeard’s crew.

“It was just fantastical,” he tells the Herald of originally getting the role. “The best part was meeting all these other people from all over the world and finding the comedy in all these different communities; people of colour and also the rainbow community. Just the best buzz. I felt like a kid in a candy shop.”

Seeing the show move to New Zealand for season two (thanks in part to the NZ Screen Production Rebate for International Productions) only enriched the experience.

“To be here, and to actually do it back home, was just the biggest buzz,” enthuses Fane. ”To have people like Samba [Schutte] and Joel [Fry] and all the others come to see this part of the world and do some work here. The overseas cast are in love with Whittaker’s chocolate, as all good people should be.”

Fane, who also appears in Waititi’s upcoming comedy movie Next Goal Wins, reckons the second season is next-level.

“In the first season, everyone was finding their feet. And in the second season, people are walking assuredly. It just gets betterer - story-wise, and also honesty-wise and fun-wise.”

[rwrbmovie]

RWRB has been nominated for another Glaad award! This one's for the inaugural ‘Queer Fan Favorite’ category.

Voting is open now through April 17, with the winner to be announced and honoured onstage at the GLAAD Media Awards in New York on May 11.

VOTE HERE, or try this link

[alarrytale]

I became a fan of Nick through rwrb and I'm pretty reasonable, I understand that he has new projects out and he doesn't want to be tied to one thing. But does he really have to shit on rwrb in interviews and act like it's beneath his other projects? That is what pisses me off. It's so disappointing that he hasn't posted about rwrb being nominated at the GLAAD awards, it's been weeks. Everyone has posted about it but him and when you bring this up on twitter you'll get told "he's moved on from rwrb but the other cast is still stuck in the past, they're unemployed" etc. Seriously, he can't make one post about it when he's posting about all his interviews and photoshoots or liking pics of the Bottoms girls. He talks about Bottoms non stop and he was in it 5 minutes. He promoted it even more than rwrb. All he goes on about in interviews is now working with oscar winners, Anne and Julianne. I hope he doesn't get a big head from this because he sure brings up the Oscars alot.

Hi, anon!

I think he's very, very ambitious. It's been made very clear to me these last couple of months just how badly he wants to make it big. He's behaving and acting exactly how he needs to, to gain and keep his audience.

I also think he's done several projects back to back and he can't keep up with everything. He's had three projects out after rwrb, and he's currently busy doing promo for two of them. It's not even been a year since rwrb came out. He's currently working on a new project as well, while releasing a new photoshoot and interview every other week. He even got singles out. I do not know how he finds the time. So i don't blame him for leaving some of the rwrb promo and mentions up to tzp and the rest of that crew. Glaad was also a sponsor or something, or helped finance rwrb, so the award nomination is expected. It's not that big of a deal, even if nick is probably honored that rwrb is nominated. I also don't think he's talking rwrb down, but he's had to move on and spend his energy elsewhere. He's getting asked about rwrb while promoting other things and that's not his focus at all right now. However, i don't doubt he'd be up for a sequel when that time comes.

He's sounded a bit cocky and self-assured as of late and he's getting very big very fast. You see no signs of that depressed and anxiety ridden boy anymore. He's full of confidence. He's doing talk shows and really trying to ride this wave of attention and get his name out there. He's trying every trick in the book to build himself a fanbase (tease a gf, post thirst traps and show he's a tripple threat). He wants to work with famous directors and act along legends. He wants that Oscar. I want him to succeed, but sometimes i want to knock him down a peg or two...