Billie Jean King and GLAAD president Neil Giuliano; Hilary Duff looking hot. Neil puts the meat in the Kelli Carpenter-Rosie O'Donnell sandwich, below.
"Project Runway'" and the independent film "Quinceanera" won big at the 18th annual GLAAD Media Awards last night here in New York, but it was singer
Patti LaBelle and Oscar-winning "Dreamgirl"
Jennifer Hudson who stole the show. When Hudson presented Lady Marmalade a special achievement award for championing gay rights and leading the fight against AIDS, LaBelle turned to the former "American Idol" contestant and said: "I didn't know you were this nice,'' noting that she had never met Hudson before their joint appearance. She then added a sassy, crowd-pleasing, "I thought you were a bitch!'' Other celebrity presenters included Oscar nominee
Julianne Moore, Cynthia Nixon, John Waters, Hilary Duff, and former basketball professional
John Amaechi, who recently came out as the first openly gay NBA player. (
Reuters)
Four out of five queer guys isn't bad: Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Ted Allen and Carson Kressley (left to right -- did Thom have some work done, or is that a new toup?); Below: John "the Groom Reaper" Waters, left, and Neil with Patti LaBelle.
Billie Jean King and GLAAD president Neil Giuliano; Hilary Duff looking hot. Neil puts the meat in the Kelli Carpenter-Rosie O'Donnell sandwich, below.
"Project Runway'" and the independent film "Quinceanera" won big at the 18th annual GLAAD Media Awards last night here in New York, but it was singer Patti LaBelle and Oscar-winning "Dreamgirl" Jennifer Hudson who stole the show. When Hudson presented Lady Marmalade a special achievement award for championing gay rights and leading the fight against AIDS, LaBelle turned to the former "American Idol" contestant and said: "I didn't know you were this nice,'' noting that she had never met Hudson before their joint appearance. She then added a sassy, crowd-pleasing, "I thought you were a bitch!'' Other celebrity presenters included Oscar nominee Julianne Moore, Cynthia Nixon, John Waters, Hilary Duff, and former basketball professional John Amaechi, who recently came out as the first openly gay NBA player. (Reuters) 
Four out of five queer guys isn't bad: Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Ted Allen and Carson Kressley (left to right -- did Thom have some work done, or is that a new toup?); Below: John "the Groom Reaper" Waters, left, and Neil with Patti LaBelle.
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