The annual GLAAD Media Awards have announced their lineup for the 2024 ceremony, featuring performances by Kate Hudson and Chlöe. Hudson will perform her latest single "Talk About Love," while Chlöe will debut her new track "FYS."

GLAAD stands for Gay &amp; Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation. It is a non-governmental organization (NGO) that monitors media for discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community. GLAAD's programs include the GLAAD Media Awards, which honour media for their fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of the LGBTQ community.&nbsp;

Hudson expressed her gratitude to the LGBTQ community for their support throughout her career, stating, "It is a privilege to share another facet of my artistry with my nearest and dearest fans, and to expand on my lifelong journey of being an ally."

Chlöe, known for her advocacy and allyship, said, "It is so important to me to be an ally and advocate for an organization that for decades has stood for unity, inclusiveness, and Human Rights."

The ceremony will also honour Oprah Winfrey with the Vanguard Award for her commitment to allyship and Niecy Nash-Betts with the Stephen F. Kolzak Award, which recognises LGBTQ members in the entertainment industry.

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Hosted by Wayne Brady, the event will feature appearances by Billie Joe Armstrong, Chrishell Stause, Hannah Waddingham, Jason Sudeikis, and more.

The ceremony will be broadcast exclusively on Hulu, with the full taping available for streaming on March 29.

The annual GLAAD Media Awards have announced their lineup for the 2024 ceremony, featuring performances by Kate Hudson and Chlöe. Hudson will perform her latest single "Talk About Love," while Chlöe will debut her new track "FYS.

The annual GLAAD Media Awards have announced their lineup for the 2024 ceremony, featuring performances by Kate Hudson and Chlöe. Hudson will perform her latest single "Talk About Love," while Chlöe will debut her new track "FYS." GLAAD stands for Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation. It is a non-governmental organization (NGO) that monitors media for discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community. GLAAD's programs include the GLAAD Media Awards, which honour media for their fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of the LGBTQ community. Hudson expressed her gratitude to the LGBTQ community for their support throughout her career, stating, "It is a privilege to share another facet of my artistry with my nearest and dearest fans, and to expand on my lifelong journey of being an ally." Chlöe, known for her advocacy and allyship, said, "It is so important to me to be an ally and advocate for an organization that for decades has stood for unity, inclusiveness, and Human Rights." The ceremony will also honour Oprah Winfrey with the Vanguard Award for her commitment to allyship and Niecy Nash-Betts with the Stephen F. Kolzak Award, which recognises LGBTQ members in the entertainment industry. Also read: Roseanne and The Conners house hits the market for $225,000 Hosted by Wayne Brady, the event will feature appearances by Billie Joe Armstrong, Chrishell Stause, Hannah Waddingham, Jason Sudeikis, and more. The ceremony will be broadcast exclusively on Hulu, with the full taping available for streaming on March 29.

Kate Hudson and Chlöe to perform at 2024 GLAAD Media Awards

A music company paid $74,000 for the non-fungible token (NFT) of the Side Eyeing Chloe meme, which shows a two-year-old girl. 3F Music, a Dubai-based music production firm, purchased it.&nbsp;

In 2013, a young girl became famous after a meme depicting her negative side-eyeing reaction to her mother's announcement of a vacation to Disneyland went viral on social media.&nbsp;

Since then, Chloe Clem, now 10, was known by all as ‘side-eyeing Chloe’. However, her mother Katie has now decided to tap into her popularity by auctioning the meme as a non-fungible token (NFT) for thousands of dollars. 
 
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Clem has remained a social media star with over 500,000 Instagram followers and has even reportedly featured in a Google advertisement in Brazil.

In September 2013, &nbsp;Katie uploaded a video featuring her two daughters reacting to the Disneyland surprise.

NFTs are often purchased and sold in exchange for cryptocurrencies. Buyers do not own the copyright on the image that the digital certificate depicts, despite having the certificate.&nbsp;

These transaction records are permanent, have been validated several times, and can not be erased or changed because NFTs are enabled by blockchain.

Each non-fungible token has a distinct identity.As a result, no two digital entities are permitted to share a token.

In March, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey sold his first-ever tweet to a Malaysian businessman for $2.9 million.

A woman who appeared in the film ‘Disaster Girl' sold it for $500,000 in April of this year.Another image, dubbed the "Overly Attached Girlfriend Meme," sold for $411,000.&nbsp;

NFT transactions, on the other hand, have their own repercussions.

There have recently been environmental concerns regarding the long-term viability of NFTs, as they demand enormous amounts of energy to mine coins, process transactions, and maintain the blockchain.

(With inputs from agencies)

A music company paid $74,000 for the non-fungible token (NFT) of the Side Eyeing Chloe meme, which shows a two-year-old girl. 3F Music, a Dubai-based music production firm, purchased it.

A music company paid $74,000 for the non-fungible token (NFT) of the Side Eyeing Chloe meme, which shows a two-year-old girl. 3F Music, a Dubai-based music production firm, purchased it. In 2013, a young girl became famous after a meme depicting her negative side-eyeing reaction to her mother's announcement of a vacation to Disneyland went viral on social media. Since then, Chloe Clem, now 10, was known by all as ‘side-eyeing Chloe’. However, her mother Katie has now decided to tap into her popularity by auctioning the meme as a non-fungible token (NFT) for thousands of dollars. Also read | Fake Banksy NFT sold for £244k through artist's website Clem has remained a social media star with over 500,000 Instagram followers and has even reportedly featured in a Google advertisement in Brazil. In September 2013, Katie uploaded a video featuring her two daughters reacting to the Disneyland surprise. NFTs are often purchased and sold in exchange for cryptocurrencies. Buyers do not own the copyright on the image that the digital certificate depicts, despite having the certificate. These transaction records are permanent, have been validated several times, and can not be erased or changed because NFTs are enabled by blockchain. Each non-fungible token has a distinct identity.As a result, no two digital entities are permitted to share a token. In March, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey sold his first-ever tweet to a Malaysian businessman for $2.9 million. A woman who appeared in the film ‘Disaster Girl' sold it for $500,000 in April of this year.Another image, dubbed the "Overly Attached Girlfriend Meme," sold for $411,000. NFT transactions, on the other hand, have their own repercussions. There have recently been environmental concerns regarding the long-term viability of NFTs, as they demand enormous amounts of energy to mine coins, process transactions, and maintain the blockchain. (With inputs from agencies)

NFT of ‘side-eyeing Chloe’ meme’s original image sells for a whopping amount

In 2013, a young girl rose to prominence when a meme of her side-eyeing (read disapproving) reaction to her mother announcing a trip to Disneyland made headwinds in the social media platform.

Since then, Chloe Clem, now 10, was known by all as ‘side-eyeing Chloe’. However, her mother Katie has now decided to tap into her popularity by auctioning the meme as a non-fungible token (NFT) for thousands of dollars.

Clem has remained a social media star with over 500,000 Instagram followers and has even reportedly featured in a Google advertisement in Brazil.

In September 2013,&nbsp; Katie uploaded a video&nbsp;featuring her two daughters reacting to the Disneyland surprise.

While Clem’s sister expressed joy, Clem, at that time 2, had disappointment riddled all over her face.

The unimpressed look shown by Clem became an instant rage, and its meme is still popular today.

Now the Utah-based family has decided to auction off the image as an NFT. The bidding would start at 5 Ethereum - a cryptocurrency worth approximately $15,000.

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NFTs are transaction records captured on the blockchain- the web version of a physical ledger. It allows people to trade the ownership of digital entities such as memes, media, tweets, arts, articles in ‘token’ form.

As NFTs are supported by blockchain, these transaction records are permanent, verified multiple times and cannot be erased or changed.

Each non-fungible token is uniquely identifiable. So, no two digital entities can have the same token.

Recently, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey sold his first-ever tweet for about $2.9 million to a Malaysia-based businessman in March.

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In April this year, a woman who was featured in the ‘Disaster Girl’ sold it for $500,000. Another image known as the ‘Overly Attached Girlfriend Meme’ fetched a price of $411,000.

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Clem’s mother Katie said after learning about the NFT market, selling the meme was a “no brainer”.

“It’s a cool opportunity, especially if there's a Chloe fan out there who loves this meme they'll be able to own it. Even Chloe has said 'that's pretty cool' - it's a typical 10-year-old thing to say,” BBC quoted Katie as saying.

However, NFT transactions also come at a cost. Recently, there have been environmental concerns about the sustainable use of NFTs, as vast amounts of energy are required to mine cryptocurrencies, process transactions and maintain the blockchain.

(With inputs from agencies)

In 2013, a young girl rose to prominence when a meme of her side-eyeing (read disapproving) reaction to her mother announcing a trip to Disneyland made headwinds in the social media platform.

In 2013, a young girl rose to prominence when a meme of her side-eyeing (read disapproving) reaction to her mother announcing a trip to Disneyland made headwinds in the social media platform. Since then, Chloe Clem, now 10, was known by all as ‘side-eyeing Chloe’. However, her mother Katie has now decided to tap into her popularity by auctioning the meme as a non-fungible token (NFT) for thousands of dollars. Clem has remained a social media star with over 500,000 Instagram followers and has even reportedly featured in a Google advertisement in Brazil. In September 2013, Katie uploaded a video featuring her two daughters reacting to the Disneyland surprise. While Clem’s sister expressed joy, Clem, at that time 2, had disappointment riddled all over her face. The unimpressed look shown by Clem became an instant rage, and its meme is still popular today. Now the Utah-based family has decided to auction off the image as an NFT. The bidding would start at 5 Ethereum - a cryptocurrency worth approximately $15,000. Also read | Chinese clothing brand faces heat over inappropriate messages, anti-India depictions printed on kids' shirts NFTs are transaction records captured on the blockchain- the web version of a physical ledger. It allows people to trade the ownership of digital entities such as memes, media, tweets, arts, articles in ‘token’ form. As NFTs are supported by blockchain, these transaction records are permanent, verified multiple times and cannot be erased or changed. Each non-fungible token is uniquely identifiable. So, no two digital entities can have the same token. Recently, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey sold his first-ever tweet for about $2.9 million to a Malaysia-based businessman in March. Also read | Canary Islands 'miracle home' defies odds to escape lava flows In April this year, a woman who was featured in the ‘Disaster Girl’ sold it for $500,000. Another image known as the ‘Overly Attached Girlfriend Meme’ fetched a price of $411,000. Clem’s mother Katie said after learning about the NFT market, selling the meme was a “no brainer”. “It’s a cool opportunity, especially if there's a Chloe fan out there who loves this meme they'll be able to own it. Even Chloe has said 'that's pretty cool' - it's a typical 10-year-old thing to say,” BBC quoted Katie as saying. However, NFT transactions also come at a cost. Recently, there have been environmental concerns about the sustainable use of NFTs, as vast amounts of energy are required to mine cryptocurrencies, process transactions and maintain the blockchain. (With inputs from agencies)

'Side-eyeing Chloe’ to cash in on her popularity by selling her meme as NFT

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