'Bohemian Rhapsody', however, has been taken out of the competition for Outstanding Film - Wide Release in the wake of latest sexual misconduct allegations against director Bryan Singer.
Hours after GLAAD officials removed "Bohemian Rhapsody" from contention for the Outstanding Film - Wide Release category, following director Bryan Singer's latest sexual misconduct scandal, organisers released the full list of nods, with "Crazy Rich Asians" facing off with "Deadpool 2", "Blockers", "Love, Simon" and "The Girl in the Spider's Web" for the prize.
The awards, which recognise LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) representation in the media, will be presented during a pair of ceremonies, first in Los Angeles on 28 March, and then in New York on 4 May.
Bryan Singer hit headlines on Wednesday, January 23, following the publication of an expose in The Atlantic, in which he was accused of having sex with, or inappropriately touching, four males back in the 1990s, when they were underage and the filmmaker was in his 30s. The 53-year-old director, who was fired from "Bohemian Rhapsody" weeks before the end of the shoot, has vehemently denied the allegations.
"Historic Number of LGBTQ Candidates on Ballots This Year," "NBC Nightly News" (NBC)
"Mississippi Town Denies Pride Parade," "Vice News Tonight" (HBO)
"Olympian Adam Rippon," "New Day" (CNN)
"Same-sex Couple Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling," "CNN Tonight with Don Lemon" (CNN)
"Trump: 'Looking Very Seriously' at Changing Transgender Definition," "Velshi & Ruhle' (MSNBC)
Outstanding Newspaper Article
"He Took a Drug to Prevent AIDS. Then He Couldn't Get Disability Insurance" by Donald G. McNeil Jr. (The New York Times)
"LGBTQ Parents Challenge Stereotypes in China" by Sue-Lin Wong, Jason Lee (Reuters)
"'More Than Fear': Brazil's LGBT Community Dreads Looming Bolsonaro Presidency" by Marina Lopes (The Washington Post)
"Pistons' Reggie Bullock to Transgender Community: 'I see y'all as people that I love'" by Malika Andrews (Chicago Tribune)
"Transgender Students Asked Betsy DeVos for Help. Here's What Happened." by Caitlin Emma (Politico)
Outstanding Magazine Article
"21 Transgender Stars, Creators Sound Off on Hollywood: 'I Want to Portray These Characters, and I'm Ready'" by Chris Gardner, Rebecca Sun, Lindsay Weinberg, Joelle Goldstein, Bryan White (The Hollywood Reporter)
"Can a Transgender Woman Get Justice in Texas?" by Nate Blakeslee (Texas Monthly)
“Ex-Scientologist Michelle LeClair Says Church Officials Humiliated Her After She Came Out as Gay” by Johnny Dodd, Tierney McAfee (People)
“Lena Waithe is Changing the Game” by Jacqueline Woodson (Vanity Fair)
“They are the Champions” by Katie Barnes (ESPN The Magazine)
Outstanding Magazine Overall Coverage
Billboard
Ebony
Entertainment Weekly
GQ
Variety
Outstanding Digital Journalism Article
"Across U.S., LGBTQ Christians Try to Change Hearts and Minds From the Pews" by Julie Compton (NBCNews.com)
"Bermuda Same-sex Marriage Ban Means Trouble for Tourism and Cruise Ships" by Ryan Ruggiero (CNBC.com)
"Deadnamed" by Lucas Waldron, Ken Schwencke (ProPublica.org)
"LGBTQ Caravan Migrants Marry While Waiting for Asylum in Tijuana" by Sarah Kinosian (INTOmore.com)
"Workplaces Need to Prepare for the Non-Binary Future" by Samantha Allen (TheDailyBeast.com)
Outstanding Digital Journalism – Video or Multimedia
"I Was Jailed for Raising the Pride Flag in Egypt" by Amro Helmy (Buzzfeed Video)
"The Latinx Drag Queens Spearheading HIV Activism on the Border" by Paola Ramos (Vice.com)
"March for Our Lives and LGBT activism: 'They're definitely linked for me,' says Emma González" by Beth Greenfield (Yahoo! Lifestyle)
"Marielle and Monica: The LGBT Activists Resisting Bolsonaro's Brazil" by Fabio Erdos, Marina Costa, Charlie Phillips, Jacqueline Edenbrow (TheGuardian.com)
"Trans Model Aaron Philip is Making a Space for Disabilities on the Runway" (NowThis)