Entertainment Media

The Entertainment Media Program monitors film, television, music, and related entertainment media to ensure inclusive and accurate portrayals of the LGBT community. When anti-LGBT content runs, GLAAD speaks out about why anti-LGBT attitudes and content have no place in the media. The staff also works with TV and film studio executives, producers and scriptwriters to provide script consultations and to advocate for the inclusion of LGBT people in an effort to spark conversations about LGBT issues in living rooms and around water coolers. GLAAD releases the annual “Where We Are on TV” study which measures the number of LGBT characters on television and the “Network Responsibility Index” which ranks networks on their levels of LGBT inclusion.

Recent Entertainment Media blog posts

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2017 Golden Globes: 'Moonlight' wins Best Drama, Sarah Paulson, and more

The 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards aired live on NBC tonight, and included wins for LGBTQ-inclusive projects and out stars, creators, and directors.

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The most intriguing new LGBTQ characters of 2016

Here a few of the newly introduced LGBTQ characters that stood out in film, documentary, TV, video games, and comics in 2016 for telling original stories and giving a voice to underrepresented identities.

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IDW and DC release 'Love is Love' anthology benefitting Orlando survivors, families

Today IDW and DC released the 144-page anthology graphic novel Love is Love, supporting the families and survivors of the Pulse shooting this June. Check out some of the pages now.

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In memorium: George Michael

George Michael, who died Sunday at age 53, was the UK’s biggest pop star of the 80s selling more than 100m albums worldwide

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