GLAAD Media Awards 2026

Connor Storrie, Robbie GK, Nadine Bhabha, Brendan Brady, Jacob Tierney, François Arnaud, Christina Chang and Amber Glenn

Amber Glenn, on the right there, got to present this! (Amber is one of our gold medal figure skaters and our first of the women to be openly LGBTQ. She's an activist and can land a triple axel and a class act all around.) This photo makes me so happy.

Brendan Brady, Jacob Tierney, Connor Storrie, François Arnaud, Christina Chang and Robbie GK

This is a slightly better view of the outfits, as Francois and Connor did not walk the carpet. They let his hair do its thing! I'm so pleased! Everyone looks super (you'll see more of everyone but F and C in the gallery later).

Laverne Cox

Am I INSANE or would this actually have been better if the pink spandex was, say, pink bootaloons, or full leggings? It clearly needed SOMETHING, but hotpants are rarely the answer and I think they're distracting from what is actually a very cool piece of work otherwise.

Sheryl Lee Ralph

Barb always wins.

Bowen Yang

Hey, he made it back from Antarctica! And he is wearing some tribute frost on his jacket.

Quinta Brunson

Her petiteness means she risks being overwhelmed by the wrong proportions, and ... these are the wrong proportions.

Chris Perfetti

Speaking of proportions that I hate, here's this outfit.

Samba Schutte, Karolina Wydra and Rhea Seehorn

It must be SO HARD to star in a show, have it finally come out to so much praise, and then be like, "Oh, we're not working on THAT again for another year." Anyway, they look mostly good; Rhea's dress might look kind of like avant-garde main titles for a murder mystery, where shapes that turn out to be clues float past the screen.

Cara Delevingne

She's the killer. She just is.

Ariana Madix

These little curls are so in vogue right now. We had at least three at the SAGs and two tonight.

Dustin Lance Black and Tom Daley

Question: Should they have traded shoes?

Nicole Maines

Nicole is a trans actress who was great on The Flash, and criminally underused on Yellowjackets. I'd love to see her in more.

Jessica Betts, Niecy Nash Betts

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 05: (L-R) Jessica Betts and Niecy Nash-Betts attend the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards at The Beverly Hilton on March 05, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Presley Ann/Getty Images for GLAAD)

NIECY. My god. Those curves. Better than a mountain road.

Robbie GK

Hi Kip! This begins our Heated Rivalry.

Robbie G.K., Brandon Brady and Jacob Tierney

He's here with his two EPs. Thanks, gentlemen. You did a lot for so many. That show is a BALM.

Nadine Bhabha

This is like if the worst contestant on Project Runway was told to design a dress inspired by Yvette from Clue. And then got sent home.

Christina Chang

I have always loved her -- she brings the best energy to every show she's on -- and I could not be more thrilled that she gets to be Yuna Hollander. They had better script her some Ilya hugs in season two of Heated Rivalry.

Harrison Browne

Harrison, a trans man, played one of Ilya's teammates and had one of my favorite moments of all. When Ilya storms out of the bathroom, fuming because he can't have a Shane Hollander booty call, and shouts that he wants to go to a club, Harrison's character is nose deep in the room service menu and seems so devastated to have to put it down. Like, he even hesitates in case Ilya might notice this and be like, "Oh, wait, better idea, let's order a club sandwich." I laugh every time.

Chrishell Stause

She looks great in the liquid-look fabric, but I never like the wet-look hair.

Scott Hoying and Mark Hoying

Are pleated pants not going away, or are they so overexposed that they're REALLY CLOSE to going away?

Stephanie Beatriz

This is a super cool idea, with the flower, but the blazer-dress is SWIMMING on her.

Brandon Scott Jones

Yay, one of the ghosts! He looks like he's there as the event's official painter.

Jan Ravnik

I am pretty sure his breast reads DTM, but for a second I thought maybe it said DIM and that really cracked me up, like, "Yes, I AM DIM." (To be clear, I am not calling him dim.)