The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network is designating Antoni Porowski as a champion.

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A Nobel laureate, a Netflix star and a fashion model have joined the board of a new foundation that hopes to raise money for LGBT rights groups in Poland.

LOS ANGELES – The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network will honor six students through celebrity-directed stories at its 30th annual reimagined ceremony. GLSEN announced Thursday that the ceremony will highlight the students at the Respect Everywhere celebration, which will premiere Monday on the organization’s website. The awards show was previously named the Los Angeles Respect Awards. The online event will showcase the students from around the country that have made an impact on the LGBTQ+ community in their own way. Others will follow an immigrant student acclimating to their new country, while a young lesbian finds a balance between her Christianity and her authentic self.

The "Lover" singer recently hung out with Jonathan Van Ness and met his cats. Needless to say, the Queer Eye star was thrilled and shared pics of Swift nuzzling with one of his pets, Genevieve. "Aunt Taylor came to meet Genevieve and the other babies last night ," he captioned the post. "It was very Queer Eye approved," Porowski mused. Here's more on Swift's friendship with the Queer Eye guys!

"Taking the next few days to rest up, spend time w my bittens and mom before the book tour get going," Van Ness wrote on his Instagram story over the weekend. Berk added, "He's moving this weekend into a new place so he's like, 'I just need to be zen this weekend.'" So proud of you ," Berk commented on Van Ness' post, while France wrote, "LOVE YOU, JACKI." Porowski also expressed his support for Van Ness, writing, "Love you proud of you ." Getty ImagesQueer Eye won four Creative Arts Emmys this year for Outstanding Structured Reality Program (its second straight win), Outstanding Casting for a Reality Program, Outstanding Editing for a Structured or Competition Reality Program and Outstanding Directing for a Reality Program.

Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness has lost his beloved cat, Bug. The 32-year-old Netflix standout took to Instagram on Wednesday to mourn the shocking and tragic loss. At some point last night while I slept my baby Bug fell from an open window and passed away. The skincare and hair experts Queer Eye co-stars, Antoni Porowski and Tan France, both commented on the post, telling Van Ness they loved him. He also received an outpouring of support from stars like Lily Aldridge, Katie Couric, Tatiana Maslany, Michelle Kwan, and Gus Kenworthy.

The preview includes one woman who is Van Ness' high school orchestra teacher, and one man who says he's never spoken to a gay person before. "Try not to cry," Van Ness tells cameras at one point. Queer Eye season four launches on Netflix July 19. Queer Eye season five is set to debut in 2020. Watch the video below to see him explain why:RELATED CONTENT:'Queer Eye' Star Antoni Porowski Dishes on Upcoming Japan Episodes (Exclusive)'Queer Eye' Hero Jess Guilbeaux Is 'Overwhelmed With Emotion' by Reaction to Her Makeover (Exclusive)'Queer Eye' Star Karamo Brown Surprising Fans Will Make Your Day (Exclusive)