"Kids Are All Right," "Black Swan" Lead Film Category Nominations for Dorian Awards!
The Gay & Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association, also known as GALECA (for which I'm a proud member yay!), has announced its nominations for the 2nd Annual Dorian Awards, honoring 2010's best and brightest in films, TV, and performances.
"The Kids Are All Right" and "Black Swan" dominated the film category nominations with three nods each. Lisa Cholodenko's "The Kids Are All Right" received Film of the Year, Film Performance of the Year for Annette Bening, and LGBT-Themed Film of the Year.
Darren Aronofsky's "Black Swan" received nods for Film of the Year, Film Performance of the Year for Natalie Portman, and co-star Mila Kunis picked up a nomination for We're Wilde About You Rising Star Award.
I will not tell you how I voted but winners will be announced January 18!
Here's the complete list of nominees (Check our Awards Avenue for complete winners/nominees for all award-giving bodies):
DORIAN AWARDS FOR 2010
FILM OF THE YEAR
Black Swan
I Am Love
The Kids Are All Right
The Social Network
Toy Story 3
FILM PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
Christian Bale — The Fighter
Annette Bening — The Kids Are All Right
Colin Firth — The King's Speech
James Franco — 127 Hours and Howl
Lesley Manville — Another Year
Natalie Portman — Black Swan
DOCUMENTARY OF THE YEAR (Film, DVD or TV)
Catfish
Client 9: the Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Inside Job
Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work
Restrepo
Waking Sleeping Beauty
Waiting for Superman
LGBT-THEMED FILM OF THE YEAR
A Marine Story
Howl
I Love You Phillip Morris
La Mission
The Kids Are All Right
Undertow
LGBT-THEMED DOCUMENTARY OF THE YEAR
8: The Mormon Proposition
Prodigal Sons
Stonewall Uprising
Strange Powers: Stephen Merritt and the Magnetic Fields
Leslie Jordan: My Trip Down the Pink Carpet
CAMPY — INTENTIONAL OR NOT — FILM OF THE YEAR
Burlesque
Charlie St. Cloud
I'm Still Here
Piranha 3-D
Sex and the City 2
TV DRAMA OF THE YEAR
Boardwalk Empire
Damages
Dexter
Mad Men
The Good Wife
The Walking Dead
True Blood
TV MUSICAL OR COMEDY OF THE YEAR
Glee
Modern Family
Nurse Jackie
The Big Bang Theory
30 Rock
TV DRAMA PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
Claire Danes — Temple Grandin
Michael C. Hall — Dexter
Juliana Margulies — The Good Wife
Elisabeth Moss — Mad Men
Edgar Ramirez — Carlos
TV COMEDY PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
Louis C.K. — Louis
Chris Colfer — Glee
Laura Linney — The Big C
Jane Lynch — Glee
Jim Parsons — The Big Bang Theory
LGBT-THEMED TV SHOW OF THE YEAR
Glee
Modern Family
Nip/Tuck
RuPaul's Drag Race
Ugly Betty
CAMPY — INTENTIONAL OR NOT — TV SHOW OF THE YEAR
Hot in Cleveland
Sarah Palin's Alaska
The A List
The Colbert Report
The Real Housewives franchise
THE WE’RE WILDE ABOUT YOU RISING STAR AWARD
Darren Criss — Glee
Andrew Garfield — The Social Network and Never Let Me Go
Mila Kunis — Black Swan
Chloe Grace Moretz — Kick Ass, etc.
Sarah Steele — Please Give
UNSUNG FILM OF THE YEAR
Easy A
Mother and Child
Please Give
Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World
The Dissappearance of Alice Creed
UNSUNG TV SHOW OF THE YEAR
Archer
Bored to Death
Hung
Lone Star
Louie
Ugly Betty
WILDE WIT OF THE YEAR
Stephen Colbert and the writers of The Colbert Report
Tina Fey and the writers of 30 Rock
Rachel Maddow
Joel McHale
Aaron Sorkin
Jon Stewart and the writers of The Daily Show
TIMELESS AWARD
Given to a living actor or performer with an exemplary career of marked by smarts, character and wit.
To be announced.
ABOUT GALECA and the DORIAN AWARDS
The Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association (GALECA) is comprised of critics and entertainment journalists from print, online and broadcast across the U.S. Members contribute to such outlets as Us Weekly, TV Guide, Movies.Com, Variety, The Advocate, E! Online, Screen International and ABC and NBC TV affiliates. The group's collective experience continues to offer society a unique and cherished perspective on popular culture.
GALECA members nominate movies, TV programs and performances from a variety of categories, not just LGBT-centric.
As GALECA and the Dorian Awards grow, its unified members hope to help advance a stronger and healthy gay community by supporting programs for at-risk youth, HIV prevention, recovery and equal rights. For more information, see us on Facebook.
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