A Golden Date for ‘A Single Man’

Filed Under Celebs, Gay Awards, Gay Entertainment, Gay Film | December 16th, 2009

Tom Ford’s acclaimed debut film, A Single Man has a date for the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards — The film has received three nominations. — *Updated. Read more

Sigourney Weaver Gets Golden Globe Nod

Filed Under Celebs, Gay Awards, Gay Entertainment, Gay Film, TV | December 16th, 2009

Two time Golden Globe Award winner Sigourney Weaver, is up for her sixth nomination for her portrayal of Mary Griffith in Prayers for Bobby. — Updated* Read more

‘Precious’ Golden Globe Nominations

Filed Under Gay Awards, Gay Entertainment, Gay Film | December 16th, 2009

Lee Daniels’ latest critically acclaimed film Precious: Based On The Novel Push By Sapphire just got some more acclaim in the form of three Golden Globe Nominations. — Updated*. Read more

David Mixner to Be Honored at Point Honors Benefit

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Gay Awards, Gay Events | November 19th, 2009

Point Legend Award to be Presented to Activist David Mixner at Annual NY Point Honors Gala Read more

Svend Robinson Honoured for Human Rights Work

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Gay Awards, Human Rights | October 21st, 2009

MONTRÉAL QC –- Former New Democrat MP Svend Robinson, Canada’s first openly gay MP, has been awarded the 2009 Grand Prix of the Conseil Québécois des Gais et Lesbiennes (CQGL) for his unshakeable and passionate commitment to human rights activism. Read more

More Honors for Civil Rights Legend Frank Kameny

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Gay Awards, History, Human Rights, LGBT Seniors | July 15th, 2009

Washington, DC – The National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) Bar Association has announced that it will award Dr. Frank Kameny, one of America’s first and foremost gay activists, the 2009 Dan Bradley Award in recognition of his trailblazing work on behalf of the LGBT community. Read more

‘09 PFLAG Scholarship Winners

Filed Under Education, Gay Awards, Gay Students, LGBT Youth | May 20th, 2009

LGBT Scholarship NewsWASHINGTON, D.C. (PRNewswire-USNewswire) — Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) announced this week that it has awarded 16 scholarships. More than $30,000 will go to students across the U.S. who have made significant contributions to equality in their schools and communities. Read more

John Greyson Receives Special Award for ‘Fig Trees’

Filed Under AIDS/HIV, Gay Awards, Gay Film | April 28th, 2009

Canadian documentarist and filmmaker John Greyson was at the 24 Torino GLBT Film Festival this week to receive the Special Award for his latest documentary Fig Trees. Read more

John Hurt Wins Teddy Award for Outstanding Quentin Crisp Portrayal

Filed Under Celebs, Gay Awards, Gay Entertainment, Gay Film | February 18th, 2009

Over thirty years ago, John Hurt won critical acclaim for his portrayal of Quentin Crisp in the made for TV movie, ‘The Naked Civil Servant’. Crisp’s representative on earth has done it again — at the 2009 Teddy Foundation Awards, Hurt won a special Teddy for his outstanding acting performance as Quentin Crisp in ‘An Englishman in New York’. Read more

PFLAG Canada Gets A Boost From Canadian Auto Workers Union

Filed Under GLBT Equality, GLBT Parents, Gay Awards, Life | January 30th, 2009

PFLAG Canada Accepts $20,000 Donation From Canadian Auto Workers Union (CAW) Read more

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