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14858Entertainment News2005-01-20

GLAAD nominees include two films from Colin Farrell

Two Colin Farrell movies, Alexander and A Home at the End of the World, were among the top film nominees announced Tuesday for the 16th annual media awards organized by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation. Alexander and Home join Kinsey, starring Liam Neeson; the Charlize Theron Oscar-winner Monster; and the high-school satire Saved! as the nominees in the category of wide-release films. In the limited-release category, the nominees are the Spanish-language Bad Education and Bear Cub, as well as Brother to Brother, Blue Gate Crossing, and The Mudge Boy. The GLAAD Media awards will be handed out March 28 in New York, April 30 in Los Angeles, and June 11 in San Francisco. Highlights will air on MTV Networks' new gay-themed cable channel Logo.

On the TV side, best drama series nominees are: HBO's Six Feet Under and The Wire, Showtime's The L Word and Queer as Folk, and UPN's freshman series Kevin Hill. NBC's Will & Grace was the lone nominee for outstanding comedy series. For best reality program, nominees are the CBS pair of Big Brother 5 and Survivor: Vanuatu, Showtime's American Candidate, Bravo's Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, and MTV's The Real World: Philadelphia. The television movie division includes CBS's The Blackwater Lightship and Showtime's Jack. GLAAD also will present a Special Recognition Award to Comedy Central's The Daily Show With Jon Stewart for its "smart, incisive, devastatingly funny coverage of gay and lesbian civil rights issues and its hilarious skewering of the religious right's antigay agenda."

Here is a complete list of the 2005 GLAAD Media Award nominees:

Outstanding Film, Wide Release: Alexander (Warner Bros.), A Home at the End of the World (Warner Independent Pictures), Kinsey (Fox Searchlight Pictures), Monster (Newmarket Films), Saved! (United Artists)

Outstanding Film, Limited Release: Bad Education (Sony Pictures Classics), Bear Cub (TLA Releasing), Blue Gate Crossing (Strand Releasing), Brother to Brother (Wolfe Releasing), The Mudge Boy (Strand Releasing/Showtime)

Outstanding Drama Series: Kevin Hill (UPN), The L Word (Showtime), Queer as Folk (Showtime), Six Feet Under (HBO), The Wire (HBO)

Outstanding Comedy Series: Will & Grace (NBC)

Outstanding Individual Episode (in a series without a regular gay character): "Daniela," Cold Case (CBS); "It's Raining Men," Cold Case (CBS); "Lost Boys," Jack & Bobby (the WB); "Old Flame With a New Wick," Two and a Half Men (CBS); "The Real World Rittenhouse," Strong Medicine (Lifetime)

Outstanding Television Movie: The Blackwater Lightship (CBS), Jack (Showtime)

Outstanding Reality Program: American Candidate (Showtime), Big Brother 5 (CBS), Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (Bravo), The Real World: Philadelphia (MTV), Survivor: Vanuatu (CBS)

Outstanding Documentary: No Secret Anymore: The Times Of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon (Sundance Channel), The Opposite Sex: Rene's Story (Showtime), Paternal Instinct (Cinemax), Tarnation (Wellspring Media), True Life: I'm Gay and I'm Getting Married (MTV)

Outstanding Daily Drama: All My Children (ABC), One Life to Live (ABC)

Outstanding Talk Show Episode: "The 11-Year-Old Who Wants a Sex Change," The Oprah Winfrey Show (syndicated); "Alan Cumming," The Graham Norton Effect (Comedy Central); "I was Born a Woman...Today I'm a Man," Maury Povich (syndicated)

Outstanding TV Journalism: AIDS: A Pop Culture History (VH1); "Scenes From a Marriage," Dateline NBC (NBC); "They Didn't Ask, He Didn't Tell," 60 Minutes (CBS); "Trapped," 48 Hours Investigates (CBS); "Without Mercy," Dateline NBC (NBC)

Outstanding Magazine Article: "At Home in Two Worlds" by Dirk Johnson and Adam Piore (Newsweek), "Coming Out in Corporate America" by Cliff Edwards (BusinessWeek), "Growing Up with Mom & Mom" by Susan Dominus (The New York Times Magazine), "Homophobia of All Hues" by Christopher Lisotta (The Nation), "Should Their Love Be Legal?" by Jessica Dulong (CosmoGIRL!)

Outstanding Magazine Overall Coverage: The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Nation, Newsweek, People, Time

Outstanding Newspaper Article: "Fatherly Love" by Richard A. Marini (San Antonio Express-News), "A Grim Prognosis" by Laura Bond (Westword), "In the Bible Belt, Acceptance Is Hard-Won" by Anne Hull (The Washington Post), "LAPD Still Biased, Gays Allege" by Nora Zamichow (Los Angeles Times), "Two Brothers, Two Weddings, One Family" by Thomas Farragher and Patricia Wen (The Boston Globe)

Outstanding Newspaper Columnist: Ellen Goodman (The Boston Globe), Derrick Z. Jackson (The Boston Globe), Patrick Moore (Los Angeles Times, Newsday), Deb Price (The Detroit News), Frank Rich (The New York Times)

Outstanding Newspaper Overall Coverage: The Boston Globe, The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Seattle Times, South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Outstanding Digital Journalism Article: "The Cutting Edge" by Claudia Kolker (Slate.com), "No Straight Answers" by Randy B. Hecht (AARP.com), "Rainbow and Red," by Emily Alpert (IntheFray.com), "Sex, Lies and the 'Down Low'" by Whitney Joiner (Salon.com), "Sylvester: Living Proof" by James Earl Hardy (Africana.com)

Outstanding Advertising, Electronic: "Bouncer," United Church of Christ; "Coco," Orbitz; "Penn Pals," Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation; "Watch and Learn: Gay Marriage," MTV

Outstanding Advertising, Print: "Are You Putting Us On?" Kenneth Cole; "Jill," Grand Marnier; "Menotte Bracelets," Cartier; "This Is Love. It's Not Up for a Vote," Shreve, Crump & Low

Outstanding Comic Book: Ex Machina (Wildstorm/DC Comics), Hard Time (DC Comics), Luba (Fantagraphics Books), My Faith in Frankie (Vertigo/DC Comics), Strangers in Paradise (Abstract Studio)

Outstanding Music Artist: Melissa Etheridge, Lucky; George Michael, Patience; Scissor Sisters, Scissor Sisters; Le Tigre, This Island; Rufus Wainwright, Want Two

Outstanding Los Angeles Theater: Last Summer at Bluefish Cove, Like a Dog on Linoleum, The Paris Letter, Stage Directions, Take Me Out

Outstanding New York Theater, Broadway & Off-Broadway: Bare: A Pop Opera, La Cage Aux Folles, The Normal Heart, The Tricky Part, Where Do We Live?

Outstanding New York Theater, Off-Off Broadway: Bald Diva!, The Big Voice: God or Merman?, Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead, Love According to Luc, Us

Special Recognition: The Daily Show With Jon Stewart

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