14 LGBTQ+ Golden Globes Nominees
This year the ceremony recognizes and centers the rainbow family.
January 10 2023 6:02 PM
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This year the ceremony recognizes and centers the rainbow family.
The Mauritanian star has come a long way in being comfortable as an out public figure, which is a reflection of changes in the entertainment industry.
The only actor nominated from The Prom was a head-scratcher. But there was much more representation to celebrate.
Golden Globes host Gervais recently stirred anti-trans sentiment on social media in a series of tweets he said were "jokes."
The awards ceremony gave top honors for the Elton John and Judy Garland biopics.
The Saturday Night Live star introduced Ellen DeGeneres, who received the honorary Carol Burnett Award.
The L Word premiered 15 years ago this month in all of its addictive, messy lesbian glory.
Many on social media criticized the Golden Globes Best Picture winners -- both about queer musicians -- as problematic.
Many questioned why the Globes honored the Freddie Mercury biopic when its director faced so many #MeToo accusations.
Making history, the awards ceremony honored queer biopics, Bohemian Rhapsody and Green Book, in both Best Picture categories.
"Thank you for showing us the power of embracing your true self," producer Graham King said to Mercury. "This one's for you."
Producer Brad Simpson's acceptance speech for The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story was a voice for The Resistance.
The gay actor won a Golden Globe for his role in A Very English Scandal.
Many queer roles were honored by the awards group, but only two were played by members of the LGBTQ community.
Men went out on a limb and wore black to the Golden Globes in solidarity with #MeToo but not one winner addressed it his speech.
Accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award, Oprah Winfrey user her speech to honor and inspire.
Women will dress in solidarity at the Golden Globes while the Screen Actors Guild will honor women with only female presenters.
Lady Bird is one of the best-reviewed films of all time, and Wonder Woman is a critical smash and a cultural phenomenon, but the women who directed them were snubbed.
No out actors were nominated -- but Armie Hammer, Timothee Chalamet, and Emma Stone were honored for playing gay roles.
Forbes asserted that Meyers was the right feminist to host the Golden Globes, so Twitter offered suggestions of actual women who could do the job.