2024 GLAAD Media Awards: ‘Rustin,’ ‘American Fiction’ Lead Black Nominees

Queen Bey is so badass, she couldn’t tied down to one specific category. “Renaissance” deserves Special Recognition.

Has Sterling K. Brown ever delivered a character that wasn’t compelling and fascinating? No, he hasn’t.

From now on, all horror movies must be this funny and clever.

If you thought Ayo Edebiri’s breakout year was only happening on TV, you’d be wrong.

If you’re bothered by Celie and Shug’s love story, that’s a you problem, not a “The Color Purple” problem.

It’s long past time that Bayard Rustin received his flowers for being one of the most crucial leaders of the civil rights movement.

This fascinating documentary examines the rock and roll legend’s life and career, particularly the role gender and sexuality played in his stage presentation.

Black and Latina transgender sex workers in New York’s Meatpacking District during the 1980s and 1990s get a chance to have their stories told.

It will be very interesting to see how Gabi puts her life back together in Season 2. Honestly, I’m not sure she can.

When you’ve been the only Black person in the office for a long time, it’s very exciting to finally see another Black person get hired. However, what happens when things get weird and mysterious?

What makes “9-1-1: Lone Star” and the original “9-1-1,” so much fun to watch are the loyal, non-judgmental relationships among these found families.

Thanks to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, the second half of “The Chi” Season 6 won’t air for a while, so you have time to catch up on Paramount+.

If you have a problem with transgender actress Yasmin Finney as Donna’s daughter Rose Noble, you don’t really understand what The Doctor stands for, and you’ve missed the point of the show.

Tye is definitely the show’s messiest character, but she also might be its most interesting.

“Black Cake” got lost in the shuffle amid the strikes, but the Hulu limited series following two adult siblings as they delve into their mother’s mysterious past is worth checking out.

“Fellow Travelers” is a beautiful, heartbreaking, frustrating, and, yes, sexy story of two couples trying to find love as the world tells them they can’t.

When the nonstop bad news of this chaotic world gets too much, you’d be hard pressed to find a more uplifting show than “Queer Eye,” which returns for Season 8 on Jan. 24.

From now on, we really should settle all disputes with a “Lip Sync for the Win!”

The way Janelle Monae is so unapologetically herself is admirable. Plus, she’s the kind of artist who never makes boring music.

If you didn’t have “On My Mama” on repeat in 2023, you may have just woken up from a coma or were living in an underground bunker for the last 40 years.