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Karla Sofía Gascón breaks barriers as first trans actor Oscar nominee

It's official: the lead actress of Emilia Pérez has made LGBTQ+ history at the 97th Academy Awards.

Oscars and Emmys Should Drop Gendered Categories, Says L.A. Times

The practice is a relic of sexism and unfair to nonbinary performers, the paper says.

Here Are the LGBTQ+ Nominees at the 2023 Emmys

The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards air September 18.

Tangerine's Trans Stars Make History With Spirit Award Nods

Heating up the Oscars race, Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor were both nominated for Film Independent's Spirit Awards.

'Schitt's Creek' Wins at TV Awards But Coming Out Episode Snubbed

At the Canadian "Emmys," the show (mostly) cleaned up in the comedy and acting categories.

Gay faves Hudson, Streep, Dench, and Mirren nab noms

Dreamgirls led Academy Awards contenders Tuesday, with Golden Globe winner and Advocate cover girl Jennifer Hudson (pictured) honored for her turn as Effie. Babel and The Queen also nabbed multiple nods.

This Year's Emmy Nominations Are Queerer and More Diverse Than Ever

Out actors, LGBT shows, and shows about poeple of color and women have been noticed.

Lady Gaga & Glenn Close Tie for Best Actress at Critics' Choice Awards

The stars of A Star Is Born and The Wife shared a moment of triumph and female solidarity.

Michaela Jaé Rodriguez Set to Receive Honor at GLAAD's Media Awards

The Advocate's Person of the Year will receive the Stephen F. Kolzak Award, which was previously awarded to Laverne Cox, Jim Parsons, Wanda Sykes, Melissa Etheridge, and Sir Ian McKellen.

LGBTQ Critics Give Top Honors to The Favourite, Pose at Dorian Awards

Olivia Colman, Richard E. Grant, and Billy Porter were also honored in The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics' acting categories.

'Yellowjackets' Star Liv Hewson Shuts Down Critics of Top Surgery

The nonbinary actor said the criticism is "really misogynistic."

LGBTQ+ Stories Dominate the 2023 Oscars

Everything Everywhere All At Once proved victorious with wins for first-time Oscar nominees Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Michelle Yeoh.

'The Favourite's Unapologetic Queer Female Sexuality Is Oscars' First

A few lesbian-themed films have earned Oscar nods over the years, but The Favourite's depiction of female sex is revelatory. 

Moonlight May Win at Oscars, But Out Actors Still Lose

Year after year, the Academy fails to nominate out actors. Why?

Oscars' New Best Picture Rules Demand More LGBTQ+, POC, Women...

The Academy Awards released new standards for diversity for films to be considered for the big prize of best picture.