The second show of the 21st annual Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Awards took place in Los Angeles last night. The awards are there to applaud shows and stories, which promote accurate and inclusive stories involving LGBT concerns and issues.
And according to buddytv.com, Fox’s popular musical comedy-drama series “Glee” picked up the award for the Best Comedy Series. “Glee” received the award and the applause for its handling of the Kurt coming-out storyline that featured in the early part of this season.
Series co-creator Ryan Murphy accepted the award and as he did so, he said “We have so much love for our own Chris Colfer, who at age 19 when the media came calling, Chris was true to who he is instead of waiting to announce [that he’s gay] at 40 when it doesn’t matter.”
Murphy then went on to promise that Colfer’s character would get more air time in the next season, mentioning that there was a recent casting call for Kurt’s boyfriend. He also thanked Jane Lynch, for using Glee’s national platform as a way to talk about her recent engagement to Lara Embry.
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