Ugly Betty actress Becki Newton no doubt enjoyed herself at last night’s GLAAD Media Awards. Newton and her castmates, including the ever-adorable Michael Urie, took home the prize for outstanding comedy series, while fellow ABC show, Brothers & Sisters, won in the drama category.

Ms. Jackson if you’re nasty accepted the Vanguard Award, and got a little friendly with presenter Ellen DeGeneres. Kathy Griffin won for My Life On The D-List, and shared the award with her lovely mother, just like a gay man!

Tom Ford, meanwhile, awarded Herb Ritts a posthumous award, and a Medusa-esque Sharon Stone presented Rufus Wainwright with Stephen F. Kolzak award.

Check out the rest of the winners here…. Continued…

The Writers Guild of America seems set for a strike starting tonight. As the doomsday clock inches toward midnight, AfterElton offers a look at a dismal, dystopian untelevised future.

Basically every fictional form of entertainment in the world will cease to exist and your precious memories will soon fade into oblivion. After that? The Anti-Christ.

Before you say goodbye to mind-numbing junk, enjoy the Logo-owned website’s interview with dreamboat actor Michael Urie, who plays Ugly Betty’s evil, yet lovable gay, Marc.

Michael Urie, Rebecca Romijn, Nancy Pelosi and other bold-faced names were greeted by protest at HRC’s national dinner this weekend.

Dozens of queer activists showed up to picket the gay non-profit’s spineless endorsement of the trans-excluding ENDA.

Check out more pictures over at Joe Tresh’s website!

GLAAD hooked up with ABC stars to combat homophobia in their new “Be An Ally, Be A Friend” campaign. Click play to see what Ana Ortiz, Sara Ramirez, Rebecca Romijn, Eric Mabius, Becki Newton, T.R. Knight, Michael Urie, Rachel Griffiths and Kate Walsh have to say.

(Thanks to AfterElton!)