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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Lady Gaga leads the nominations for the 2017 NatWest British LGBT Awards

    The 30-year-old musician - who identifies as bisexual - has long been a supporter of the LGBT community, and has landed herself a nomination for LGBT Celebrity of the Year at this year's glitzy ceremony which will take place on May 12.


    The 'Million Reasons' hitmaker will need to fight of fierce competition from Years & Years frontman Olly Alexander - whose band are also nominated for Music Artist of the Year - as well as model Cara Delevingne, actress Laverne Cox and Fifth Harmony singer Lauren Jauregui.

    Elsewhere, British royal Prince William will go head-to-head against the likes of TV presenter James Corden, musician Ariana Grande, actress Emma Watson, and author J.K. Rowling in the Celebrity Straight Ally category, which praises stars for their support toward the LGBT community, despite not being a member themselves.

    Saara Aalto - who finished in second place on British singing competition 'The X Factor' last year - and former Union J singer George Shelley are both up for the Celebrity Rising Star award, which will see them battle it out against 'Hollyoaks' actress Annie Wallace, radio presenter Stephanie Hirst, and 'Britain's Got Talent' contestant Calum Scott.

    The Broadcaster or Journalist of the Year category features the likes of former 'X Factor' sensation and 'This Morning' presenter Rylan Clark-Neal, BBC Sports presenter Clare Balding, former 'Great British Bake Off' host Sue Perkins, and talk show host Graham Norton.

    Meanwhile, Adele will face Elton John, Fifth Harmony, Madonna, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Troy Sivan, Tegan and Sara, Kele Okereke, and Years & Years in the Music Artist of the Year category.

    British LGBT Awards founder Sarah Garrett MBE said:

    "The 2017 NatWest British LGBT Awards shortlist features inspirational people who have and continue to use their platform to promote and enhance LGBT rights all over the world.

    "All nominees are absolutely deserving of their place on the shortlist but it is now down to the public to choose their winners ahead of the ceremony which is set to be the biggest yet when it takes place in London on 12 May."

    The ceremony will also pay tribute to the late George Michael, who passed away on Christmas Day (25.12.16).

    The winner for each category is determined by the public, who can cast their votes now by visiting www.BritishLGBTAwards.co.uk.

    Nominees for the 2017 NatWest British LGBT Awards:

    Celebrity Straight Ally:

    James Corden

    Ariana Grande

    Anne Hathaway

    Thierry Henry

    J.K. Rowling

    Emma Watson

    Annie Lennox

    Macklemore

    Patrick Stewart

    Prince William

    Celebrity Rising Star:

    Saara Aalto

    Munroe Bergdorf

    Shannon Beveridge

    Mhairi Black MP

    Dino Fetscher

    Stephanie Hirst

    Matt Lister

    Calum Scott

    George Shelley

    Annie Wallace

    Broadcaster or Journalist of the Year:

    Clare Balding

    Rylan Clark-Neal

    Jane Hill

    Owen Jones

    Rachel Maddow

    Graham Norton

    Paul O'Grady

    Tyler Oakley

    Sue Perkins

    Adele Roberts

    LGBT Celebrity of the Year:

    Olly Alexander

    Dustin Lance Black

    Laverne Cox

    Cara Delevingne

    Lady Gaga

    Lauren Jauregui

    Kate McKinnon

    Ellen Page

    RuPaul

    Russel Tovey

    Music Artist of the Year:

    Adele

    Elton John

    Miley Cyrus

    Fifth Harmony

    Kele Okereke

    Madonna

    Katy Perry

    Troye Sivan

    Tegan and Sara

    Years & Years

    © 2024 Bang Showbiz, NZCity

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