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Gaygalan Awards

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Gaygalan Awards
Awarded forLGBT achievements
CountrySweden
Presented byQX
First awarded1999; 25 years ago (1999)
Websiteqx.se/noje/gaygala

Established by Swedish magazine QX in 1999, the Gaygalan Awards are an annual event created to hand out prizes for LGBT achievements.[1] In 2004, the gala was broadcast for the first time on Sveriges Television when it was held at Hamburger Börs with Annika Lantz as the host.[2]

1999 Winners[3]

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2000 Winners[4]

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  • QX Honorary Award: Eva Dahlgren
  • Homo/bi of the Year: Jerker Dalman
  • Hetero of the Year: Henrik Johnsson
  • Film of the Year: All About My Mother
  • Flipp of the Year: Stockholm Pride
  • Bar of the Year: Side Track (Wollmar Yxkullsgatan 7, Stockholm)
  • Store of the Year: Clark's Case
  • Flopp of the Year: Ken Ring
  • Café of the Year: Chokladkoppen (Stortorget, Stockholm)
  • DJ of the Year: Stonebridge
  • Gay Club of the Year: Tiptop (Sveavägen 57, Stockholm)
  • TV Program of the Year: Expedition: Robinson
  • Book of the Year: Bög – så funkar det by Calle Norlén and Jonas Bergstrand
  • Song of the Year: "Take Me to Your Heaven" – Charlotte Perrelli
  • Restaurant of the Year: Mandus bar och kök (Österlånggatan 7, Stockholm)

2001 Winners[5]

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2002 Winners[6]

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2003 Winners[7]

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  • QX Honorary Award: Ammi Helmadotter
  • Homo of the Year: Mathias Holmgren
  • Hetero of the Year: Thomas Bodström
  • Drag of the Year: Tollie & Dolores
  • Gay Place of the Year: Patricia
  • Best Staff of the Year: Mandus
  • Café of the Year: Chokladkoppen
  • DJ of the Year: Christer Broman
  • Best Straight Bar of the Year: Olssons skor
  • TV Program of the Year: Fame Factory
  • Swedish Song of the Year: "Never Let It Go" – Afro-dite
  • Artist of the Year: Ola Salo
  • Film of the Year: Lilja 4-ever
  • Event of the Year: Kikki, Lotta and Bettan at Rondo
  • Advertising of the Year: ICA
  • Book of the Year: Queerfeministisk Agenda – Tiina Rosenberg
  • International Song of the Year: "All the Things She Said" – t.A.T.u.
  • Gothenburg Prize: Cockpit
  • Öresund Prize: Oscar Bar Café
  • Flopp of the Year: Per Unckel

2004 Winners[8]

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  • QX Honorary Award: Jerusalem Open House
  • Homo of the Year: Sverker Åström
  • Hetero of the Year: Elin Ek
  • Drag of the Year: Tiffany Persson
  • Gay Place of the Year: Lino
  • Best Staff of the Year: Mandus
  • Café of the Year: Djurgårdsterrassen
  • Artist of the Year: Alcazar
  • TV Program of the Year: Fab 5
  • TV Personality of the Year: Lotta Bromé
  • Best Straight Spot of the Year: Blue Moon Bar
  • Swedish Song of the Year: Not a Sinner nor a Saint – Alcazar
  • International Song of the Year: Everyway That I Can – Sertab Erener
  • Swedish Film of the Year: Du ska nog se att det går över
  • International Film of the Year: The Hours
  • BookElin Ek: Smulklubbens skamlösa systrar – Mian Lodalen
  • Event of the Year: Alcazar at Pride
  • Gothenburg Prize: Zappho Bar
  • Öresund Prize: Wonk

2005 Winners[9]

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2006 Winners[10]

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2007 Winners[11]

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2008 Winners[12]

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2009 Winners[13]

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2010 Winners[14]

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2011 Winners[15]

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2012 Winners[16]

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2013 Winners[17]

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2014 Winners[18]

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2015 Winners[19]

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  • QX Honorary Award: The eight pride festivals that had their first parade in 2014; Pajala, Lund, Falkenberg, Karlskrona, Hudiksvall, Falun, Sapmi, Skellefteå
  • Homo/bi/trans of the Year: Silvana Imam
  • Hetero of the Year: Johan Köhler
  • Keep-up-the-good-work of the Year: Kiruna IF Hockey
  • Scene of the Year: Once in a Lifetime Musical
  • Book of the Year: En liten handbok i konsten att bli lesbisk – Mian Lodalen and Matilda Tudor
  • TV Program of the Year: Orange Is the New Black
  • Drag of the Year: Peter Jöback for the role of Candy Darling in Once in a Lifetime Musical
  • Song of the Year: "Freak" – Molly Sandén
  • Artist of the Year: Alcazar
  • Club of the Year: Candy, Stockholm
  • Restaurant/bar of the Year: Urban Deli Nytorget, Stockholm
  • Moment of the Year: Conchita Wurst winning Eurovision Song Contest 2014
  • Duo of the Year: Christine Meltzer and Carina Berg

2016 Winners[20]

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2017 Winners[21]

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2018 Winners[22]

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2019 Winners[23]

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2020 Winners[24]

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  • Homo/bi/trans/queer of the Year: Tobias Karlsson
  • Hetero of the Year: Albin Ekdal
  • Drag of the Year: Miss Vanity
  • Film of the Year: And Then We Danced
  • Place of the Year: Secret Garden
  • Song of the Year: "Det bästa kanske inte hänt än" – Molly Sandén
  • Keep-up-the-good-work of the Year: Regnbågsblod
  • Best of the Year: Women's Football Bronze
  • Scene of the Year: It Takes a Fool to Remain Sane
  • TV Program of the Year: Vår tid är nu
  • TV Star of the Year: Marianne Mörck
  • Book of the Year: Inte alltid en dans på rosor

2021 Winners[25]

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  • LGBTQ of the Year: Darin
  • Hetero of the Year: Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden
  • Drag of the Year: Carnita Molida
  • Film of the Year: Min pappa Marianne
  • Duo of the Year: Edvin Törnblom and Johanna Nordström
  • Place of the Year: Mälarpaviljongen
  • Song of the Year: "En säng av rosor" – Darin
  • Keep-up-the-good-work of the Year: SHL Pride Week
  • Scene of the Year: Fucking Åmål
  • TV Program of the Year: Så mycket bättre
  • TV Star of the Year: Benjamin Ingrosso
  • Book of the Year: "Lisa & Lilly" by Mian Lodalen
  • QX Honorary Award: Jan Hammarlund

2022 Winners[26]

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  • LGBTQ of the Year: Tone Sekelius
  • Hetero of the Year: Benjamin Ingrosso
  • Duo of the Year: Omar Rudberg and Edvin Ryding
  • TV Star of the Year: Christer Lindarw
  • Drag of the Year: Imaa Queen
  • TV Program of the Year: "Young Royals"
  • Book of the Year: "Ett lyckligare år" by Jonas Gardell
  • Song of the Year: "Don't shut me down" by ABBA
  • Film of the Year: "Who the fuck is Bobby?"
  • Scene of the Year: Darin Akustiskt
  • Keep-up-the-good-work of the year: Lars Gårdfeldt
  • Place of the year: Secret Garden

2023 Winners[27]

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  • LGBTQ of the Year: Edvin Törnblom
  • Hetero of the Year: Hasret Bozarslan
  • Drag of the Year: After Dark
  • Place of the year: The Blue Oyster
  • Book of the Year: "Bögen är lös" by Edvin Törnblom
  • Film of the Year: "Hilma"
  • TV Program of the Year: "Young Royals"
  • Song of the Year: "Ingen annan rör mig som du" by Molly Hammar
  • TV Star of the Year: Edvin Ryding
  • Scene of the Year: Club After Dark
  • Duo of the Year: Edvin Törnblom and Johanna Nordström
  • Keep-up-the-good-work of the year: Lady Busty & Miss Shameless
  • QX Honorary Award: Mian Lodalen

References

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  2. ^ "SVT sänder Gaygalan 2004". Svenska Dagbladet (in Swedish). 16 January 2004. Retrieved August 31, 2019.
  3. ^ "QX Februari 1999". Qx. QX Sweden. 1999. pp. 20–21. ISSN 1401-1794. Retrieved September 26, 2020.
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  5. ^ "Magnus Carlsson är årets homo". Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish). 29 January 2001. Retrieved January 29, 2001.
  6. ^ "Bilder från Gaygalan 2002; årets roligaste kväll". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved February 4, 2002.
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  8. ^ "Vinnarna vid årets GayGala korade". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved February 1, 2004.
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  10. ^ "Roger Nordin på RixFM blev Årets Homo på Gaygalan". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved January 30, 2006.
  11. ^ "Cissi blev Årets homo, Sissela blev Årets hetero!". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved February 13, 2007.
  12. ^ "Tomas Tobé blev årets homo, Mona årets hetero". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved February 4, 2008.
  13. ^ "Andreas blev Årets Homo". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved February 2, 2009.
  14. ^ "Noomi Rapace årets hetero". Göteborgs-Posten (in Swedish). February 2, 2010. Archived from the original on February 7, 2019. Retrieved August 31, 2019.
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  21. ^ "QX-galan 2017 – Vinnarna i alla kategorier!". QX Sweden (in Swedish). February 20, 2017.
  22. ^ "Lindarw prisad på Gaygalan". Sydsvenskan (in Swedish). February 6, 2018. Retrieved August 31, 2019.
  23. ^ "QX Gaygala – Summering av vinnarna i alla kategorier!". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved August 31, 2019.
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  25. ^ Bilby, Thérèse (February 28, 2021). "Kronprinsessan Victoria utsedd till Årets Hetero på QX Gaygala". Expressen (in Swedish). Retrieved April 6, 2021.
  26. ^ "QX Här är alla vinnare från QX Gaygala 2022". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved May 1, 2022.
  27. ^ "QX Alla vinnare under QX-galan 2023". QX Sweden (in Swedish). Retrieved February 12, 2023.
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