Bette Midler to present at GLAAD Media Awards in NYC

The GLAAD Media Awards were supposed to happen Thursday night in New York City, but the LGBTQ media watchdog group canceled the 31st annual festivities in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

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GLAAD could be looking at a loss of $2 million because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Actress and notorious Donald Trump critic Bette Midler is accusing the president of lying about testing negative for coronavirus. As the world continues to make concessions to combat the growing COVID-19 outbreak, White House physician Dr.

Vogue Williams has been flooded by messages of congratulations after announcing she is pregnant with her second child with Spencer Matthews . The 34 year old and her former Made In Chelsea star husband, 31, have revealed they are expecting a baby girl this summer.

In response to the coronavirus outbreak, the 31st annual GLAAD Media Awards in New York City have been canceled, the media advocacy organization announced Wednesday. The event was scheduled to take place on March 19.

The 2020 GLAAD Media Awards have been cancelled.

The 2020 GLAAD Media Awards will not go on as planned, the organization announced Wednesday.  Originally set for March 19 in New York City, the annual ceremony's cancellation comes amid the growing coronavirus pandemic.  Chief Communications Officer and an Executive Producer of the GLAAD Media Awards Rich Ferraro said in a statement in part, "The team at GLAAD has been in communication with the City of New York and is following the latest recommendations from Governor Cuomo.

As the coronavirus continues to rapidly spread, more and more large-scale gatherings have been canceled in order to keep the public safe. The latest to pull the plug on their event is the GLAAD Media Awards, which were scheduled to take place on March 19 in New York City.

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The GLAAD Media Awards in New York on March 16 have been cancelled.

The GLAAD Media Awards in New York on March 16 have been cancelled.

Bette Midler derided President Donald Trump as “the most repulsive human male on the planet” over comments he made about Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.

Bette Midler derided President Donald Trump as “the most repulsive human male on the planet” over comments he made about Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.

Even with an already star-studded lineup, the 31st GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles are ready to bring even more queer stars to the stage.On Thursday (March 5), GLAAD announced exclusively to Billboard that pop singer Mika, who is nominated for outstanding music artist at the event, will take the stage during the ceremony to deliver a special performance. Joining Mika is comedian Fortune Feimster, who will serve as the evening's host.

Night owls are in their element as the results from Super Tuesday are drip-fed to politicos well into the small hours.With just five Democratic candidates still in the game, there's a lot to stay up for.Bernie Sanders was the big winner on the night, taking California and snaring victories in his home state of Vermont, Utah and Colorado.In early returns, the AP reports Sanders took the led with 27 percent of the vote.

Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) meet with Ireland’s President Michael D. Higgins and his wife Sabina Coyne at the official presidential residence Aras an Uachtarain on Tuesday (March 3) in Dublin, Ireland

Bette Midler had some choice words for President Donald Trump, who expressed his grievances on Thursday (Feb. 20) over Parasite winning best picture at the 2020 Academy Awards.

After the president's complained about the South Korean film's Oscar win, she tweeted, "I’m more upset that a parasite won the White House." President Donald Trump’s mocking and disparaging comments about the Best Picture Oscar win for “Parasite” really bugged Bette Midler. And the Divine Miss M.

Bette Midler fired back at President Trump on Friday over his criticism of best picture winner "Parasite" at this year's Academy Awards. During a campaign rally in Colorado on Thursday, Trump asked supporters, "How bad were the Academy Awards this year?" before slamming the South Korean film.