Adam Lambert, 'Glee,' Chris Colfer and
RuPaul are among the winners of gay male entertainment website
AfterElton.com's
2010 Visibility Awards.
Rocker Adam Lambert beat out singer
Ricky Martin, actors Chris Colfer and Neil Patrick Harris, and sex
advice columnist-activist Dan Savage to win the Best Gay/Bi Man of
the Year award.
The increasingly political Lambert
publicly came out gay last year on the cover of Rolling Stone.
The American Idol season 8 runner-up's Glam Nation tour met
with protesters in Malaysia who decried the singer's performance as
promoting “gay culture,” claims
Lambert denied. In closing his tour, he
dedicated his rendition of Sam Cooke's A Change Is Gonna Come
to gay rights.
Other winners include pop star Lady
Gaga, who was named Favorite Gay Ally, Arizona Senator John McCain,
who was named Worst Homophobe, actor Chris Colfer, who was named
Favorite TV Actor, and actor Daniel Radcliffe, who was named Favorite
Movie Actor.
The Fox musical-comedy Glee won
Favorite TV Comedy, and readers picked HBO's vampire drama True
Blood as their Favorite TV Drama.
Cabler Logo's drag queen reality series
RuPaul's Drag Race was named Favorite Reality TV Show. Season
3 of the show premieres on Monday, January 24.