On Thursday, June 25, celebrities who have supported gay rights were honored at New York City Hall at a special event entitled Hollywood and Broadway Salute Pride. Here are Blithe Spirit star and five-time Tony Award winner Angela Lansbury with openly gay singer and actor Lance Bass, who starred in the Broadway production of Hairspray.

Allison Janney, who won the Drama Desk Award for Best Actress in a Musical for 9 to 5, was among those honored at City Hall's Hollywood and Broadway Salute Pride event.

Film and stage star Patrick Wilson, who will be seen on the big screen in the title role of Barry Munday, was honored at City Hall's Hollywood and Broadway Salute Pride event.

Staceyann Chin, who recently performed in Stonewall Was a Riot!, was honored at City Hall's Hollywood and Broadway Salute Pride event.

On Monday, June 29, Trevor New York, the annual fundraising gala for The Trevor Project -- which focuses on crises and suicide preventions efforts among LGBTQ youth -- was held at Capitale. Oscar winner Dustin Lance Black, who wrote the screenplay for Milk, was one of the event's honorees.

The always hilarious Caroline Rhea hosted Trevor New York.

Gavin Creel, who received a Tony Award nomination for his portrayal of Claude in Hair, performed at Trevor New York.

The always welcome Cheyenne Jackson, who just finished a sensational run at Feinstein's at the Loews Regency, was one of the many celebrity guests at Trevor New York.

The very funny Judy Gold, who's been presenting her new show Judy Gold Is Mommy Queerest around the country, attended Trevor New York.

Former All My Children star Mark Consuelos -- minus wife Kelly Ripa -- was among the celebrities at Trevor New York.

World-renowned fashion expert Carson Kressley lent a touch of style to Trevor New York.

Actor James Lescene wrote the Oscar-winning short film Trevor and helped found The Trevor Project.

John Bartlett, one of the country's leading men's fashion designers, was a welcome addition to Trevor New York.

Actor Yuval David, who has appeared on NBC's Days of Our Lives, was another celebrity guest at Trevor New York.

On Tuesday afternoon, Rock Of Ages star Constantine Maroulis presented the members of Twisted Sister with RIAA certified Gold plaques for the single "We're Not Gonna Take It."