TV titan Ryan Murphy shared the spotlight Tuesday during his Golden Globes lifetime achievement speech to celebrate inspirational actors in the LGBTQ community.
The creator of hit shows “Glee” and “Pose” highlighted his colleagues Billy Porter, MJ Rodriguez, Niecy Nash, Matt Bomer and Jeremy Pope as he accepted the fourth-ever Carol Burnett Award, which recognizes an artist’s contributions to the TV industry.
“I dedicate most of my lifetime achievement speech here tonight to these wonderful actors I’ve worked with to make a point of hope and progress,” said Murphy, who is openly gay.
