Sam Smith insists being famous and successful doesn’t protect them from homophobia.

The ‘I’m Not Here To Make Friends’ singer recently revealed they were spat at in the street in London – and it wasn’t an isolated incident.

They told ET Canada: “It [homophobia] is still around. I’ve had a few experiences over the years in London that haven’t been nice and it’s when they happen, it’s just a reminder that I am in a successful position with my job and all this stuff, and it still happens to me.

“So, just you’ve got to remember what’s happening to everyone out there. And it’s a shame. But at the same time, things are moving forward… and we’ve got to look at the positives.”

Sam revealed they were “spat at” by a stranger after publicly changing their pronouns.

The ‘Stay With Me’ star came out as non-binary and adopted the gender pronouns of they/them back in 2019.

And the singer revealed they were bombarded with abuse and even harassed on the street after bravely made their true identity known – and Sam says the constant hatred was just “exhausting”.

Speaking to Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, Sam said: “I think all the only negatives in the struggle have been in my public life and my job. And just the amount of hate and s******** that came my way was just exhausting.

“It was in the f****** news. Someone spat at me in the street. It’s crazy. What I find hard about it is it’s like, if that’s happening to me and I’m famous, I’m a pop star, can you imagine what other kids, like queer kids are feeling?”

Sam added: “It’s just so sad that we’re in 2023 and it’s still happening. It’s exhausting and especially in England.”

However, Sam is adamant they have no regrets because changing pronouns helped them feel “comfortable”.

They went on: “So we’ve got two sides, really. My personal life and then my public life. And in my personal life, there’s not one negative.

“My family, they can communicate with me. They always did. But they communicate with me now in an even better way. My love life has become better from it. I feel lovable. I feel comfortable in my skin, but I wear what I want to wear.

“Since changing my pronouns, it felt like a coming home. I wish I knew what the words were when I was in school, because I would’ve identified as that in school. Because it is who I am and it’s who I’ve always been.”

By Richard Cowan

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Clarence Thomas’ career as a U.S. Supreme Court justice began following one of the most contentious confirmation battles in Senate history and 32 years later this conservative champion continues to draw controversy.

On Thursday, Senate Democrats called for an investigation after a report by ProPublica said the 74-year-old associate justice has spent decades taking luxury trips around the world financed by a Dallas businessman — trips that were not disclosed under federal law.

On Friday, Thomas said in a statement that he was advised that the “personal hospitality” provided by Harlan Crow was not reportable under disclosure rules. But he said he would abide by new, tighter rules that recently took effect.

As one of the most conservative justices in a conservative-heavy Supreme Court, Thomas has been a lightning rod for liberals who have been frustrated by his rulings and his tone.

Just last summer, Thomas sparked an uproar on the heels of the Supreme Court overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling, which established the right to abortion.

Amid outrage among Democrats in Congress, Thomas said Supreme Court precedents protecting rights to contraception, same-sex intimacy and gay marriage ought to be reconsidered in future cases.

Thomas, only the second Black justice to serve on the highest U.S. court, is known for not shying away from controversy, despite an almost Sphinx-like demeanor during Supreme Court sessions. Unlike most of his fellow justices, he is known for rarely taking part in aggressive questioning of lawyers arguing cases.

He has long rankled civil rights activists for his opposition to affirmative action in college admissions and hiring practices.

But nowhere was his steely constitution more on display than during his 1991 confirmation hearings conducted by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The proceedings were chaired by a then-49-year-old Democratic senator named Joe Biden.

Anita Hill, a Black law school professor who previously had worked for Thomas at the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, accused Thomas of workplace sexual harassment.

The all-white Judiciary Committee at the time pressed Hill on her testimony, forcing her to provide lurid details in nationally-televised hearings.

Thomas fought back, calling the proceedings “a circus” and “a national disgrace,” adding that he was the victim of “a high-tech lynching for uppity Blacks.”

In the end, the Senate confirmed Thomas in what was then an unusually close vote of 52-48.

Now, 32 years into his tenure and approaching former Justice William Douglas’ longevity record of over 36 years on the bench, Thomas finds himself at the center of multiple controversies.

In addition to the ProPublica allegations, he is being urged to recuse himself from any potential cases involving former President Donald Trump’s activities leading up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters trying to stop the formal certification of Biden’s 2020 electoral victory.

Since November 2020, Trump, who is running for president in 2024, has falsely claimed he was the victim of massive voter fraud that helped Biden.

Thomas was the lone dissenting voice in January 2022 when the Supreme Court rejected Trump’s request to block the release of White House records sought by the congressional committee probing the Jan. 6 attack.

In September 2022, Thomas’ wife, conservative activist Virginia “Ginni” Thomas, met with the committee and reiterated her belief that the 2020 election was stolen from Trump, the panel’s chairperson, Democratic Representative Bennie Thompson, told reporters.

She was called after the Washington Post and CBS News reported that she had urged Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows to work to overturn the 2020 election results.

Ginni Thomas has previously denied any conflict of interest between her work as a activist and her husband’s as a judge.

(Reporting by Richard Cowan; Editing by Daniel Wallis)

Washington (AFP) – Leo is 14 years old and has been taking testosterone for about six months.

“It definitely helps me. It makes me feel more confident,” the teenager from rural Pennsylvania told AFP. “I feel more in tune with my gender identity.”

Leo is worried, however, about laws adopted in a number of conservative US states that ban hormone treatments for minors like him, who do not identify with the gender they were assigned at birth.

“I just want to be able to take my shot every week,” Leo said, adding that he feels “less depressed” thanks to the testosterone that blocks his menstrual periods and stimulates muscle and hair growth.

Leo said he is one of just a few “queer kids” in the coal country region of Pennsylvania where he lives.

For the moment, local lawmakers have not proposed any legislation that targets trans youth and, for his own mental health, Leo hopes it stays that way.

Before receiving the hormone treatments, “I hurt myself because of being queer,” he said.

More than half of trans youth had seriously considered suicide and nearly one in five made a suicide attempt during the past year, according to 2021 survey by the Trevor Project, a nonprofit engaged in suicide prevention efforts among LGBTQ+ youth.

They are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, eating disorders, risky behavior and self mutilation than other adolescents.

‘More comfortable’

Jack Drescher, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, said studies show that kids “feel more comfortable being allowed to express the gender that they feel themselves to be.”

Nevertheless, citing the irreversible effects of some treatments, lawmakers in a dozen Republican-ruled states have adopted laws restricting or prohibiting gender-affirming care for minors.

“There may be some children who are confused and may think they’re transgender,” Drescher said. “And therefore you don’t want to do something that they might regret later on.

“But they’re trying to protect those children at the expense of children who will benefit from treatment,” he said.

In addition to banning medical intervention, Republican-led states have passed a raft of laws determining what trans students can or cannot do — from which school bathrooms they can use, to which sports teams they play on.

Pushing back against trans rights has become a rallying cry for the current generation of US conservatives, and advocates fear children are increasingly being caught in the middle.

Rachel Smith, 47, a trans woman who works as a behavioral health therapist with trans youth in Baltimore, said “a lot of kids are very depressed, not hopeful about the future” because of the anti-trans bills.

“There is a high level of anxiety,” Smith said.

According to the Trevor Project, 86 percent of trans or nonbinary youth say the legislative frenzy has a negative impact on their mental health.

‘I fear for my kids’

Smith and Leo recently attended an event in Washington called the “Transgender Day of Visibility” during which an artist dressed in white was covered in fake blood to draw attention to the suicide risks in the community.

Also attending was Jaclynn, a 44-year-old mother of four children — “one trans, one queer” — wearing a T-shirt bearing the words “Proud Mom” underneath a rainbow.

“I fear for my kids,” said Jaclynn, who lives in a small town in North Carolina she described as being in the heart of the “Bible belt.”

“Both are in therapy,” Jaclynn said, fighting back tears, and one had attempted suicide.

“That’s part of why we are here,” she said. “I came with my kids. I think it’s very important that they see that I support them and that the rest of these people support them.”

Leo was accompanied by his stepfather who said it “feels good being here.”

“There is a good turnout,” his stepfather said. “There don’t seem to be any folks shouting at us.”

That was not the case the following day when there was an altercation between trans activists holding signs reading “Protect Trans Youth” and a handful of right-wing demonstrators outside the Supreme Court.

Police rapidly intervened and no one was injured.

(Reuters) – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis ramped up his fight against Walt Disney Co, seeking to void an agreement that Disney passed to limit the power of a board appointed by DeSantis to oversee its Florida theme park property.

On Thursday in remarks made at Hillsdale College in Michigan, DeSantis said the legislature would void changes Disney made shortly before it lost control of the board.

“They are not superior to the people of Florida. And so come hell or high water, we’re going to make sure that policy of Florida carries the day,” the Florida governor said.

“We’re going to look at things like taxes on hotels, we’re going to look at things like tolls on the roads, we’re going to look at things like developing some of the property that the district owns,” added DeSantis, widely considered a 2024 presidential candidate.

Disney did not immediately respond to a request for comment on DeSantis’ remarks. However, earlier in the week, Chief Executive Bob Iger fired back at DeSantis, saying his apparent retaliation against Disney for taking a position on legislation was “anti-business.” Disney opposed Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act – referred to by opponents as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill – that restricts classroom discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Florida lawmakers passed a bill in February giving DeSantis effective control over a board that oversees municipal services and development in a special district that encompasses Walt Disney World resort.

However, before the takeover by DeSantis’s appointees, Disney pushed through changes to the special tax district agreement that limit the board’s action for decades.

“What Disney has tried to do is they have tried to say that they should be able to operate outside the context of our constitutional system in Florida,” DeSantis said on Thursday.

(Reporting by Akanksha Khushi in Bengaluru; Editing by Lisa Shumaker)

Lea DeLaria has secretly married her girlfriend Dalia Gladstone.

The ‘Orange Is the New Black’ star – who is best known for portraying inmate Carrie ‘Big Boo’ Black in the Netflix prison drama – confirmed the news this week when she described her significant other as her “wife”.

Lea was speaking to the New York Post newspaper’s Page Six column at the Miscast23 gala on Monday night (03.04.23) when she called Dalia her “wife”, and when quizzed about the couple’s wedding, she replied: “Aaaaaah … no comment.”

After it was jokingly suggested she couldn’t just say “no comment” about such big news, she playfully replied: “Yeah, we can if we want to.

“You’ll get over it. It’s not a big deal. Do not make this interview about this!

“I’m just an old-school queer. I don’t think everyone has to know my business.”

Lea was previously engaged to Chelsea Fairless in 2017, but they split up just days before their wedding.

They wrote on Instagram at the time: “Please exclude us from the tragic and basic celebrity breakup narrative.

“We were happy together for four years and will remain in each other’s lives. In fact, we look forward to finding new ways to torture each other. We would like to thank our incredible friends and families for their love and support.”

The pair announced they had split by photoshopping themselves onto a wedding picture of the late David Gest and Liza Minnelli beside Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor, accompanied by Roxette’s 1987 hit song ‘It Must Have Been Love’.

Lea announced their engagement in February 2015, saying at the time: “It’s going to be in New York, but we’re still trying to find the spot! We’re going to do a night wedding and we’re going to go right to the dancing. It’s safe to say that is will be the event of the season, or a total s*** show.”

Christina Aguilera says she was “probably the last person” she knew to lose her virginity.

The ‘Dirrty’ singer, 42, who has son Max, 15, with her actor ex-husband Jordan Bratman, 45, and daughter Summer, eight, with her long-term fiancé Matthew Rutler, 37, added being surrounded by backing dancers didn’t help her have sex earlier.

She said on the ‘Call Her Daddy’ podcast: “It was later than you would think, given the girl that was doing ‘Dirrty’ and all this stuff.

“It’s more of a funny thing looking back… it doesn’t matter how it goes down, as long as you find your way and your path with being comfortable with yourself.”

Christina added she never managed to seduce any of her backing dancers on the road as most of them were gay.

She said: “I had certain dancers that were close. You’re traveling a lot and you have accessibility to only so many things. It is what it is… .

“Maybe I should have realised he wasn’t looking at me, he wasn’t interested in me… he’s looking at him!’

“A lot of things where I’m like, ‘Oh, sad!’ I feel bad for my younger self.”

Christina, who has just launched a sexual wellness brand called Playground, also admitted about why she has steered away from dating fellow celebrities: “I’ve had my experiences… but my life is hectic enough, and this is a very narcissistic industry.

“My anxieties couldn’t take somebody that did the exact same thing I did.

“I know how this goes. I’m too vulnerable for this. I’m too sensitive to be so paranoid… I didn’t really have time for that. I always went for things that I would feel safe about.”

Christina admitted on the same podcast to regularly joining the mile high club with partner Matthew – but only while other passengers are sleeping.

She said: “A plane can be fun. We’ve definitely hidden some things under the blankets when the seats are big enough.

“I can’t believe we didn’t get caught so many times in so many situations. Thank the Lord.

“On international flights, I turn the light off. There’s always room to get creative. I use blankets.

“It’s like, ‘Oh, I feel safe with my partner here, like we’re just sleeping together’.

“You’ve got to wait ’til everyone’s like gone to sleep. It’s setting the mood.”

Christina who has been engaged to Matthew since 2014, added she finds using sex toys on planes a handy stress and anxiety-relieving device.

She said: “I’m not sure I’ll be recommending that to any nervous fliers, though.

“I literally remember even having this little pocket-sized one I could pack in my bag on an aeroplane. I was horny.

“Sometimes it’s an anxiety thing, too.”

The ‘Genie in a Bottle’ singer also admitted to having sex over a mixing desk, adding: “There’s been some good times, there’s like, the studio sound board.

“I’ve been bent over there a couple of times. It’s fun.”

Washington (AFP) – US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has accepted years of luxury travel trips from a billionaire Republican, according to a report Thursday, including a yacht adventure in New Zealand and a private jet flight to Indonesia.

Staunch conservative Thomas, the longest-serving justice on the court, may have received more than half a million dollars’ worth of travel and other gifts from real estate tycoon Harlan Crow, according to the non-profit ProPublica news outlet.

The investigation, based on interviews and reviews of photographs and other documents, showed “the Supreme Court is the least accountable part of our government,” legal reform action group Fix the Court said in a statement.

“Nothing is going to change without a wholesale, lawmaker-led reimagining of its responsibilities when it comes to basic measures of oversight,” the group’s director Gabe Roth said.

The 74-year-old Thomas also joined Crow — whose friendship with the justice the New York Times in 2011 called “unusual and ethically sensitive” — for trips to an exclusive all-male wilderness resort in California and to properties in Texas and New York state over the past two decades.

Crow told ProPublica that his gifts to Thomas were “no different from the hospitality we have extended to our many other dear friends,” and that the two had never discussed pending cases.

Crow has made more than $10 million in donations to Republican political groups, ProPublica said, including half a million dollars to a conservative lobbying group founded by Thomas’ wife Ginni Thomas. 

Ginni Thomas’ involvement in politics has drawn its own scrutiny for reports she took part in Donald Trump-led efforts to illegally overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.

Justice Thomas, who was nominated for the court in 1991 after a confirmation process in which he was accused of sexual harassment by a former aide, joined the majority of judges who ruled to overturn the national right to abortion last year. 

He also went further than his colleagues, saying the court should also examine its rulings on contraception and same-sex marriage.

Tom Daley has become a father for the second time.

The 28-year-old diver and his husband Dustin Lance Black posted a birth announcement in The Times newspaper, revealing they welcomed Phoenix Rose into the world last week, a brother for five-year-old Robbie.

The announcement read: “Black-Daley on 28th March to Thomas Robert Daley and Dustin Lance Black, a son, Phoenix Rose.”

The couple hadn’t announced they were having another child but Tom previously admitted he’d like siblings for his son, though he acknowledged it wasn’t an easy process for same-sex couples.

He told The Guardian newspaper: “It’s not quite as easy as a bottle of wine and a good time. A lot of thought has to go into it.

“But absolutely, I’d love more kids.”

The ‘Splash’ star has also explained why he and Lance – who married in 2017 – opted to use a surrogate in the US.

He said: “We looked into it in the UK and in the US. In the UK it’s a lot more complicated because surrogates aren’t as well protected legally, intended parents aren’t protected legally, it’s just not safe, there’s a lot of hurdles to have to jump over.

“In the US, everything is regulated in a way that keeps everyone safe and in the US the surrogacy process is a lot more streamlined.”

Tom and Lance both provided sperm to fertilise their surrogates eggs, but didn’t want to know which of them was Robbie’s biological father.

Tom told The Times in 2020: “We found an egg donor and we are the sperm donors, we have fertilised half the eggs each.

“We put in a boy embryo and a girl embryo and we don’t know whose is whose. The next time we will do it the other way around.”

Blockbuster ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ and hit TV shows ‘Stranger Things’ ‘The Last of Us’ and ‘Wednesday’ have gained most nominations among the scripted content in this year’s MTV Movie and TV Awards.

The list of contenders in 19 categories, released on Wednesday (05.04.23) ahead of the Sunday, 7 May ceremony also include ‘Jersey Shore Family Vacation’, ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’, ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ and ‘Vanderpump Rules’ in the unscripted categories.

A press release for the event said: “The biggest and best in both movies and television, across scripted and unscripted, for one supersized, can’t-miss event.”

Hosted by Drew Barrymore, the awards show will air live from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, from 8pm ET/PT.

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ was top of the pile with six nominations, while

‘Stranger Things’ and ‘The Last of Us’ got six nods, with ‘The White Lotus’ and ‘Wednesday’ on four.

The Best Movie nominations went to ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’, ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’, ‘Elvis’, ‘Nope’, ‘Scream VI’, ‘Smile’ and ‘Top Gun: Maverick’.

Nominees for Best Show are ‘Stranger Things’, ‘The Last of Us’, ‘The White Lotus’, ‘Wednesday’, ‘Wolf Pack’, ‘Yellowstone’ and ‘Yellowjackets’.

The Best Performance in a Movie category is gender neutral – with three men but only two women nominated this year.

They are Austin Butler for ‘Elvis’, Florence Pugh for ‘Don’t Worry Darling’, KeKe Palmer for ‘Nope’, Michael B Jordan for ‘Creed III’ and Tom Cruise for ‘Top Gun: Maverick’.

In contrast, Best Performance in a Show is female dominated with nods to Aubrey Plaza for ‘The White Lotus’, Christina Ricci for ‘Yellowjackets’, Jenna Ortega for ‘Wednesday’, Riley Keough for ‘Daisy Jones and The Six’, Sadie Sink for ‘Stranger Things’ and Selena Gomez for ‘Only Murders in the Building’ – while the Best Villain nods include the AI doll in ‘M3GAN’ and the drug-crazed beast in the late Ray Liotta’s final film, ‘Cocaine Bear’.

There are two same sex smooches in the Best Kiss category – Harry Styles and David Dawson in ‘My Policeman’ and Selena Gomez and Cara Delevingne – ‘Only Murders in the Building’.

And Keanu Reeves’ assassin is listed in the Best Fight category for his battles against ‘Everybody’.

MTV Movie and TV Awards 2023 – Full List of Nominations

Best Movie

‘Avatar: The Way of Water’

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’

‘Elvis’

‘Nope’

‘Scream VI’

‘Smile’

‘Top Gun: Maverick’

Best Show

‘Stranger Things’

‘The Last of Us’

‘The White Lotus’

‘Wednesday’

‘Wolf Pack’

‘Yellowstone’

‘Yellowjackets’

Best Performance In A Movie

Austin Butler – ‘Elvis’

Florence Pugh – ‘Don’t Worry Darling’

KeKe Palmer – ‘Nope’

Michael B Jordan – ‘Creed III’

Tom Cruise – ‘Top Gun: Maverick’

Best Performance In A Show

Aubrey Plaza – ‘The White Lotus’

Christina Ricci – ‘Yellowjackets’

Jenna Ortega – ‘Wednesday’

Riley Keough – ‘Daisy Jones and The Six’

Sadie Sink – ‘Stranger Things’

Selena Gomez – ‘Only Murders in the Building’

Best Hero

Diego Luna – ‘Andor’

Jenna Ortega – ‘Wednesday’

Paul Rudd – ‘Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania’

Pedro Pascal – ‘The Last Of Us’

Tom Cruise – ‘Top Gun: Maverick’

Best Villain

Elizabeth Olsen – ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’

Harry Styles – ‘Don’t Worry Darling’

Jamie Campbell Bower – ‘Stranger Things’

M3GAN – ‘M3GAN’

The Bear – ‘Cocaine Bear’

Best Kiss (Presented by Cheetos)

Anna Torv and Philip Prajoux – ‘The Last of Us’

Harry Styles and David Dawson – ‘My Policeman’

Madison Bailey and Rudy Pankow – ‘Outer Banks’

Riley Keough and Sam Claflin – ‘Daisy Jones and The Six’

Selena Gomez and Cara Delevingne – ‘Only Murders in the Building’

Best Comedic Performance

Adam Sandler – ‘Murder Mystery 2’

Dylan O’Brien – ‘Not Okay’

Jennifer Coolidge – ‘Shotgun Wedding’

KeKe Palmer – ‘Nope’

Quinta Brunson – ‘Abbott Elementary’

Breakthrough Performance

Bad Bunny – ‘Bullet Train’

Bella Ramsey – ‘The Last of Us’

Emma D’Arcy – ‘House of the Dragon’

Joseph Quinn – ‘Stranger Things’

Rachel Sennott – ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’

Best Fight

Brad Pitt (Ladybug) V Bad Bunny (The Wolf) – ‘Bullet Train’

Courteney Cox (Gale Weathers) V Ghostface – ‘Scream VI’

Jamie Campbell Bower (Vecna) V Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven) – ‘Stranger Things’

Keanu Reeves (John Wick) V Everyone – ‘John Wick 4’

Escape from Narkina 5 – ‘Andor’

Most Frightened Performance

Jennifer Coolidge – ‘The White Lotus’

Jesse Tyler Ferguson – ‘Cocaine Bear’

Justin Long – ‘Barbarian’

Rachel Sennott – ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’

Sosie Bacon – ‘Smile’

Best Duo

Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke – ‘Do Revenge’

Jenna Ortega and Thing – ‘Wednesday’

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey – ‘The Last of Us’

Simona Tabasco and Beatrice Grannò – ‘The White Lotus’

Tom Cruise and Miles Teller – ‘Top Gun: Maverick’

Best Kick-A** Cast

‘Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania’

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’

‘Outer Banks’

‘Stranger Things’

‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’

Best Song

Demi Lovato – ‘Still Alive’ (‘Scream VI’)

Doja Cat – ‘Vegas’ (‘Elvis’)

Lady Gaga – ‘Hold my Hand’ (‘Top Gun: Maverick’)

OneRepublic – ‘I Ain’t Worried (‘Top Gun: Maverick’)

Rihanna – ‘Lift Me Up’ (‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’)

Taylor Swift – Carolina (‘Where the Crawdads Sing’)

Best Docu-Reality Series

‘Jersey Shore Family Vacation’

‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’

‘Family Reunion: Love Hip Hop Edition’

‘The Kardashians’

‘Vanderpump Rules’

Best Competition Series

‘All-Star Shore’

‘Big Brother’

‘RuPaul’s Drag Race: All-Stars’

‘The Challenge: USA’

‘The Traitors’

Best Host

Drew Barrymore – ‘The Drew Barrymore Show’

Joel Madden – ‘Ink Master’

Nick Cannon – ‘The Masked Singer’

RuPaul – ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’

Kelly Clarkson – ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’

Best Reality On-Screen Team (Presented by SONIC)

Mike ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino, Vinny Guadagnino, Pauly D (MVP) – ‘Jersey Shore Family Vacation’

Tori Deal and Devin Walker – ‘The Challenge: Ride or Dies’

RuPaul Charles and Michelle Visage – ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’

Ariana Madix, Katie Maloney, Scheana Shay, LaLa Kent – ‘Vanderpump Rules’

Garcelle Beauvais and Sutton Stracke – ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’

Best Music Documentary

‘Halftime’

‘Love, Lizzo’

‘Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me’

‘Sheryl’

‘The Day the Music Died: The Story of Don McLean’s American Pie’