Films including “The Imitation Game,” “Pride” and “Tammy,” along with television shows such as “The Fosters,” “Transparent” and “Pretty Little Liars,” were among those nominated today for the 26th annual GLAAD Media Awards, honoring portrayals of the LGBT community and issues affecting their lives.
“The Imitation Game,” “Pride” and “Tammy” were nominated for wide- release films, with “Love is Strange” and “The Skeleton Twins” rounding out the category. For limited-release films, nominations went to “Dear White People,” “Life Partners,” “Lilting,” “The Way He Looks” and “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow.”
Sponsored by GLAAD, an advocacy group for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, the awards will be presented during ceremonies held March 21 at the Beverly Hilton and May 9 at the Waldorf Astoria in New York.
Amazon Video’s Golden Globe-winning comedy “Transparent” was nominated for best comedy series, along with “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Faking It,” “Glee,” “Looking,” “Modern Family,” “Orange Is the New Black,” “Please Like Me,” “Sirens” and “Vicious.”
For best drama series, nominations went to “Degrassi,” “The Fosters,” “Game of Thrones,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “How to Get Away with Murder,” “Last Tango in Halifax,” “Masters of Sex,” “Orphan Black,” “Pretty Little Liars” and “Shameless.”
Receiving special recognition during the ceremonies will be the videogame “Dragon Age: Inquisition” for its “complex and unique LGBT characters prominently integrated throughout the game.” The Mexican band Los Tigres del Norte will also receive a special honor for its song “Era Diferente,” about a young girl in love with her female best friend.
Here is a complete list of nominees: Outstanding Film – Wide Release
— “The Imitation Game”
— “Love is Strange”
— “Pride”
— “The Skeleton Twins”
— “Tammy” Outstanding Film – Limited Release
— “Dear White People”
— “Life Partners”
— “Lilting”
— “The Way He Looks”
— “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” Outstanding Drama Series
— “Degrassi,” TeenNick
— “The Fosters,” ABC Family
— “Game of Thrones,” HBO
— “Grey’s Anatomy,” ABC
— “How to Get Away with Murder,” ABC
— “Last Tango in Halifax,” PBS
— “Masters of Sex,” Showtime
— “Orphan Black,” BBC America
— “Pretty Little Liars,” ABC Family
— “Shameless,” Showtime Outstanding Comedy Series
— “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” FOX
— “Faking It,” MTV
— “Glee,” FOX
— “Looking,” HBO
— “Modern Family,” ABC
— “Orange Is the New Black,” Netflix
— “Please Like Me,” Pivot
— “Sirens,” USA Network
— “Transparent,” Amazon Instant Video
— “Vicious,” PBS Outstanding Individual Episode (in a series without a regular LGBT character)
— “Deep Breath,” “Doctor Who,” BBC America
— “Down a Tree,” “Good Luck Charlie,” Disney Channel
— “Identity Crisis,” “Drop Dead Diva,” Lifetime
— “Let’s Have a Baby,” “Playing House,” USA Network
— “No Lack of Void,” “Elementary,” CBS Outstanding TV Movie or Mini-Series
— “The Normal Heart,” HBO Outstanding Documentary
— “The Case Against 8,” HBO
— “L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin,” Showtime
— “Laverne Cox Presents: The T Word,” Logo / MTV
— “To Russia with Love,” Epix
— “True Trans with Laura Jane Grace,” AOL Originals Outstanding Reality Program
— “B.O.R.N. to Style,” FYI
— “Big Freedia: Queen of Bounce,” Fuse
— “Make or Break: The Linda Perry Project,” VH1
— “R&B Divas: Atlanta,” TV One
— “Survivor: San Juan del Sur,” CBS Outstanding Daily Drama
— “Days of Our Lives,” NBC
— “General Hospital,” ABC Outstanding Music Artist
— Against Me!, “Transgender Dysphoria Blues”
— Angel Haze, “Dirty Gold”
— Mary Gauthier, “Trouble & Love”
— Mary Lambert, “Heart on My Sleeve”
— Sam Smith, “In the Lonely Hour” Outstanding Comic Book
— “Hawkeye,” written by Matt Fraction
— “Lumberjanes,” written by Noelle Stevenson, Grace Ellis
— “Memetic,” written by James Tynion IV
— “Rat Queens,” written by Kurtis J. Wiebe
— “Saga,” written by Brian K. Vaughan Outstanding Talk Show Episode
— “Issues Facing the Transgender Community,” “Katie,” syndicated
— “Laverne Cox discusses ‘The T Word’,” “The View,” ABC
— “Michael Sam,” “Oprah Prime,” OWN
— “Pepe Julian Onziema,” “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver,” HBO
— “Robin Roberts,” “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” syndicated Outstanding TV Journalism – Newsmagazine
— “Coming Out,” “Nick News With Linda Ellerbee,” Nickelodeon
— “Gay and Muslim in America,” “America Tonight,” Al Jazeera America
— “Gay Rodeo,” “This is Life with Lisa Ling,” CNN
— “Infield & Out: Baseball for All,” “Morning Joe,” MSNBC
— “Transgender Society,” “Ronan Farrow Daily,” MSNBC Outstanding TV Journalism Segment
— “Change is Coming to the South,” “Melissa Harris-Perry,” MSNBC
— “Fired for Being Gay?,” “MSNBC Live,” MSNBC
— “License to Discriminate?” “Anderson Cooper 360,” CNN
— “A Model with a Mission,” “Alicia Menendez Tonight,” Fusion
— “Transgender Tipping Point?” “This Week,” ABC Outstanding Newspaper Article
— “A Christian Family, a Gay Son and a Wichita Father’s Change of Heart” by Roy Wenzl, The Wichita Eagle
— “For Transgender Service Members, Honesty Can End Career” by Ernesto Londono, The Washington Post
— “An Identity to Call Their Own” by Michael A. Fuoco and Mackenzie Carpenter, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
— “Longtime Utah LGBT Advocates Recount Brutal History” by Erin Alberty, Salt Lake City Tribune
— “When They Stopped Waiting” by Shaun McKinnon, The Arizona Republic Outstanding Magazine Article
— “Do Ask, Do Tell” by S.L. Price, Sports Illustrated
— “Inside the Iron Closet: What It’s Like to Be Gay in Putin’s Russia” by Jeff Sharlet, GQ
— “Sex Without Fear” by Tim Murphy, New York
— “The Forsaken” by Alex Morris, Rolling Stone
— “The Transgender Tipping Point” by Katy Steinmetz, Time Outstanding Magazine Overall Coverage
— Essence
— Glamour
— Out
— Sports Illustrated
— Time Outstanding Digital Journalism Article
— “31 Days of PrEP,” Advocate.com
— “Black Parents, Gay Sons and Redefining Masculinity” by Edward Wyckoff Williams, TheRoot.com
— “Conner Mertens came out to his college football team. Now he comes out publicly” by Cyd Zeigler, Outsports.com
— “A Nun’s Secret Ministry Brings Hope to the Transgender Community” by Nathan Schneider, America.Aljazeera.com
— “A Year Later, ‘Nothing’ Has Changed Since Transgender Woman Islan Nettles was Killed” by Tony Merevick, Buzzfeed.com Outstanding Digital Journalism – Multimedia
— “Left Behind: LGBT Homeless Youth Struggle to Survive on the Streets” by Miranda Leitsinger, NBCNews.com
— “Why did the U.S. Lock Up These Women with Men?” by Cristina Costantini, Jorge Rivas, Kristofer Rios, Fusion.net
— “With Technology I Didn’t Have to Sell My Body,” by Kerri Pang, MSNBC.com
— “Young and Gay: Jamaica’s Gully Queens” by Adri Murguia, Christo Geoghegan, News.Vice.com
— “Young and Gay in Putin’s Russia” by Milene Larsson, News.Vice.com Outstanding Blog
— “The Art of Transliness,” theartoftransliness.com
— “Autostraddle,” autostraddle.com
— “Box Turtle Bulletin,” boxturtlebulletin.com
— “Holy Bullies and Headless Monsters,” holybulliesandheadlessmonsters.blogspot.com
— “My Fabulous Disease,” marksking.com Special Recognition
— “Dragon Age: Inquisition,” BioWare/Electronic Arts Outstanding Daytime Program Episode (Spanish Language)
— “Cementerio homofobo,” “Caso Cerrado,” Telemundo
— “Maestro despedido por (ser) gay,” “Caso Cerrado,” Telemundo
— “Un mundo de juegos,” “La Rosa de Guadalupe,” Univision Outstanding Television Interview (Spanish Language)
— “Abigail Pereira participante transgenero de Yo Soy El Artista,” “Suelta La Sopa Extra,” Telemundo
— “En cuerpo ajeno,” “Un Nuevo Dia,” Telemundo
— “Felicia en Ventaneando: Platica sobre su transformacion,” “Ventaneando,” Azteca
— “Identidad Sin Fronteras: Inmigrantes transgenero buscan nueva vida en EEUU,” “Despierta America,” Univision
— “Intolerancia familiar,” “Realidades en Contexto,” CNN en Espanol Outstanding Documentary (Spanish Language)
— “Identidad sin fronteras,” “Panoramica,” Univision/Pivot
— “La Travesía del Atleta Gay,” CNN en Espanol Outstanding TV Journalism – Newsmagazine (Spanish Language)
— “Felipe Najera abre su corazon,” “Primer Impacto,” Univision
— “Michael Sam confiesa su homosexualidad,” “Sin Límites,” CNN Latino
— “Orlando Cruz habla de su vida,” “Al Rojo Vivo,” Telemundo
— “Vínculos rupturas,” “Aqui y Ahora,” Univision Outstanding TV Journalism Segment (Spanish Language)
— “Corte Suprema de Justicia en EE.UU decline estudiar recursos sobre bodas del mismo sexo,” “Informativo NTN,” NTN24
— “La historia de una (mujer) transexual,” “Cafe CNN,” CNN
— “Obama apoya la comunidad transgenera,” “Noticias MundoFOX,” MundoFOX
— “Posibles sanciones,” “Noticiero Telemundo,” Telemundo
— “Ya no hay obstaculos,” “Noticiero Univision,” Univision Outstanding Local TV Journalism (Spanish Language)
— “Cobertura de Spirit Day,” “Noticias 34,” KMEX-Univision 34 (Los Angeles)
— “En centros de detencion,” “Noticias Telemundo Arizona,” KTAZ- Telemundo 39 (Phoenix)
— “Justicia para Zoraida Reyes,” “Noticiero Telemundo,” KVEA- Telemundo 52 (Los Angeles)
— “Nombran a la primer mujer gay al Tribunal Supremo de Puerto Rico,” “Ultima Hora,” Univision (Puerto Rico)
— “Tacones de charro,” “Noticias 34,” KMEX-Univision 34 (Los Angeles) Outstanding Newspaper Article (Spanish Language)
— “Caravana gay en contra la marginalidad social,” por Panky Corcino, El Diario New York
— “Es la TV latina homofobica? La respuesta te sorprendera?” por Marta Sarabia, La Opinion
— “Gay, indocumentado y sin cuidados medicos” por Patricia A Gonzalez- Portillo, La Opinion
— “Latino gay elegido alcalde de Long Beach responde a ataques homofobicos” por Olivia Tallet, La Voz de Houston
— “Mama, soy homosexual dijo Ricardo; su familia no entendio y lo corrio de su casa” por Selene Rivera, Hoy Los Angeles Outstanding Digital Journalism Article (Spanish Language)
— “Identidad sin fronteras, un documental sobre los inmigrantes transgenero,” PeopleenEspanol.com
— “Identidades invisibles” por Marcos Billy Guzman, ElNuevoDia.com
— “Que tan dificil es salir del closet en Colombia?” BBCMundo.com
— “Ser gay en China: La bandera del arco iris ondea libremente,” CNNEspanol.CNN.com
— “Una mision: repartir amor” por Istra Pacheco, PrimeraHora.com Outstanding Digital Journalism – Multimedia (Spanish Language)
— “Derechos de los homosexuales entran a la campana electoral en Brasil” por Shasta Darlington, CNNEspanol.CNN.com
— “Hispanos LGBT quieren su propia reforma” por Alvaro Ortiz, LaVozTX.com
— “Maite Oronoz jura como juez asociada del Tribunal Supremo” por Rebecca Bamuchi, PrimeraHora.com
— “Que es ENDA?” por Cary Tabares, Univision.com
— “Venezuela: Madre lesbiana pide al Parlamento reconocer derechos de su hijo,” EFE.com Special Recognition (Spanish Language)
— “Era Diferente,” Los Tigres del Norte
