Charlize Theron & Leonardo DiCaprio
The GLAAD Media Awards sure does attract an A-List crowd. From Leonardo DiCaprio and Charlize Theron to Bill Clinton, the annual gay rights gala at the JW Marriott Hotel in Downtown L.A. was filled with the mega-famous. Take a look at who was there...
Jennifer Lawrence & Bill Clinton
Oops! JLaw laughs with the former prez after she flubbed his name while presenting him with the Advocate for Change Award. "I'm sorry," Lawrence said.
Kat Graham
The Vampire Diaries beauty was one of the night's cochairs, as was E!'s Marc Malkin. "Very excited to be co-chairing the @glaad awards tonight!" Graham tweeted.
Chelsea Clinton, Matt Bomer & Bill Clinton
The White Collar star's smile shines as he meets the former First Daughter and POTUS.
Scott Evans and Chris Evans
Captain America came out to support his openly gay brother.
Ryan Murphy
Two for one! The new dad picked up awards for The New Normal and American Horror Story: Asylum.
Tobey Maguire
The Great Gatsby star presented Outstanding Film: Wide Release to The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
Naya Rivera
With or without clothes on, the Glee star always stuns.
Darren Criss
The Glee crooner sang "Call Me Maybe" but with the lyrics changed to support gay rights.
Leonardo DiCaprio
The Great Gatsby star ended up donating a total of $61,000 to GLAAD during the gala.
Alex Pettyfer & Betty White
Golden moment! The 91-year-old funny lady gets some lovin' from the Magic Mike hottie. "If two people in love want to get married, let them get married," White said.
Trevor Donovan
"Oh no big deal....just chatting with Jennifer Lawrence and Bill Clinton in green room," the 90210 star tweeted.
Elle Fanning
The stylish starlet makes another big fashion statement on the red carpet.
Eric Dane & Rebecca Gayheart
The couple hits the carpet before joining friends in the ballroom.
Kelly Rowland
The singer is white hot before hitting the stage to perform.
Matt Dallas & Blue Hamilton
The former XY star attends the annual event with his fiancé.
Wilson Cruz
The former My So-Called Life star (he played the first recurring gay teen character on TV) hits the carpet.
Will Kopelman & Drew Barrymore
The Whip It star takes a seat with her hubby. "It's time for equal rights for everybody," Barrymore said.
Brad Goreski
Lemonhead! The reality TV star stylist proves he's very bright.
Logan Lerman
The 21-year-old actor suits up for a cause.
Rumer Willis & Jayson Blair
The celeb offspring helps her New Normal actor beau celebrate his show's win for Outstanding Comedy Series.
Kirsten Dunst
The blond beauty steps out sans beau Garrett Hedlund.
Mae Whitman & Johnny Simmons
The Perks of Being a Wallflower costars reunite at the JW Marriott.