The red carpet may have kicked things off, but the real fun was just getting started!
Hollywood's LGBTQ+ stars, trailblazers, and allies gathered in Los Angeles for the 2026 Out100, a night dedicated to celebrating the people making their mark on the community and the world. With so much talent under one roof, the evening was filled with laughter, love, and the kind of queer joy that makes the Out100 so special.
Presented by Lexus, this year's Out100 recognized an incredible group of LGBTQ+ changemakers, including Out's November/December cover star Andrew Scott, who received the Icon of the Year Award.
Ginger Minj and Miss Bouvèé hosted the festivities, bringing plenty of personality and entertainment to the stage. Ginger Minj paid tribute to Dolly Parton with a performance of "Backwards Barbie," while Miss Bouvèé sang "This Is Me" alongside The Tatted Violinist.
The evening also featured some unforgettable moments, including Lisa Kudrow channeling her beloved The Comeback character Valerie Cherish while presenting Scott with his Icon of the Year Award. The actor then delivered a moving acceptance speech celebrating queer resilience and friendship.
Legendary comedian and LGBTQ+ icon Lily Tomlin honored her longtime friend Dolly Parton before introducing Dolly's sister, Stella Parton, who accepted The Advocate's Advocate of the Year Award on behalf of the late music legend.
Out100 honoree Eugene Daniels, coanchor of MS NOW's The Weekend, also took the stage to introduce The Advocate Journalism Project, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ journalism.
Beyond the awards and performances, guests mingled, posed for photos, and enjoyed a night surrounded by friends, peers, and some of the community's brightest talents. Many of this year's honorees also gathered onstage for a class photo, marking a special moment for the 2026 Out100.
Special thanks to queer photographers Presley Ann of Getty Images and Willa Salam Cutolo for capturing the moments that made this year's celebration so memorable.

Miss Bouvèé, Ginger Minj
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Miss Bouvèé and Ginger Minj

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2026 Out100 honorees

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Stella Parton and Lily Tomlin

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Obio Jones, Jermelle Simon-Jones

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Jaymes Mansfield and Ernesto Reyes

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Out100 honoree Anita Obasi and Sarita Linda

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Out100 honoree Hazel Edwards (R)

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Out100 honorees Alexis Hinkley and Hayley Kiyoko

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Out100 honorees Eugene Daniels and Andrew Scott with Lisa Kudrow

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Dexter Mayfield and Eugene Lee Yang

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Out100 honoree Judy Gold (R)

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Marcos Aycox, a.k.a. The Tatted Violinist and Michael Aycox

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R.K. Russell and Corey O'Brien

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Out100 honoree and event producer, Arabella Barkow (R)

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Brenna Jordan and Daisy O'Dell

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Aaron Walton

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Alex Hoffman and friends

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Out100 honorees Maxx Boykin and Carl Baloney Jr

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Out100 honoree Sherry Cola and Marisela Zumbado

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Daryl Crosten, Lisa Kudrow and Mark Berryhill

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Marcos Aycox, a.k.a. The Tatted Violinist

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Out100 honoree Cal Calamia and Ameya Okamoto

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Keith Edwards, Out100 honoree Juan Bonilla, and Loren Pietra


Out100 honorees Hayley Kiyoko and Alexis Hinkley pose with their proud parents, Hayley's mother, Sarah Kawahara, and Alexis's father, Frank Hinkley.

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