Logo Honored By Gay Men's Chorus Of Los Angeles
The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles honored Logo at its 6th annual Voice Awards gala last Saturday.
The star-studded event brought together some of the biggest names in LGBT entertainment (Lisa Vanderpump, Michelle Visage, Lance Bass and Daniel Franzese to name just a few) to celebrate Logo, lyricist and composer Stephen Schwartz and Human Rights Campaign board member Gwen Baba for their contributions to the LGBT community.
"Each year GMCLA hosts the Voice Awards gala and silent auction to honor members and allies of the LGBTQ community who use their voices to promote social change and equality," a statement from GMCLA read. "The Voice Award honorees exhibit leadership and give hope to those living under the weight of silence."
Logo received the Visionary Voice Award for putting queer stories front and center in its programming, not only in TV shows like RuPaul's Drag Race, Finding Prince Charming and Fire Island, but also in its documentary films, such as Out of Iraq and Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine.
The award was presented to Logo by RuPaul's Drag Race judge Michelle Visage and accepted on behalf of the TV network by Pamela Post, Senior Vice President of Original Programming and Series Development.
Check out more photos from the fabulous event below.
