Kathy Griffin, GLEE, et al. Win 2012 Dorian Awards

By: Jan. 16, 2012
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According to published reports, the Gay & Lesbian Critics Association has announced their 2012 Dorian Award winners for film and TV. The organization is comprised of 50 critics, ranging from entertainment journalists to pop culture writers. 

The 2012 winners are as follows:

Film of the Year: “Weekend”

Film Performance of the Year: Meryl Streep, “The Iron Lady”

Documentary of the Year: “We Were Here”

LGBT-Themed Film of the Year: “Weekend”

LGBT-Themed Documentary of the Year: “We Were Here”

Campy (Intentional or Not) Film of the Year: “The Muppets”

Unsung Film of the Year: “50/50”

TV Drama of the Year: “American Horror Story”

TV Comedy of the Year: “Modern Family”

TV Musical Program of the Year: (Tie) “Glee” and “Lady Gaga Presents the Monster Ball Tour”

TV Performance of the Year: Jessica Lange, “American Horror Story”

LGBT-Themed TV Show of the Year: “Modern Family”

Campy (Intentional or Not) TV Show of the Year: “Revenge”

Unsung TV Show of the Year: “Suburgatory”

The We're Wilde About You Rising Star Award: Michael Fassbender 

Wilde Wit of the Year Award: Kathy Griffin 

Timeless Star: Betty White

Photo Credit: Walter McBride/WM Photos


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