A recap of the Outfest Legacy Awards...

The Outfest Legacy Awards was a relaxed, fun and moving event last night with a lot of stars on hand including Ewan McGregor, Molly Shannon, Kristen Bell, Mary McCormack, Wilson Cruz and the evening's host Bruce Vilanch.

McGregor presented an award to honoree Bruce Cohen, producer of such films as "American Beauty," "Milk," and TV's "Pushing Daisies." Cohen is a dedicated LGBT activist and a longtime Outfest supporter.

"I always knew there'd be a night when I'd want to give (a kiss) to a boy I love and tonight is that night," Ewan said. "To know Bruce is to adore him."

Cohen received a standing ovation as he took the stage and got his award: "I kissed Ewan McGregor on the lips!" he said. "That's what this whole thing was about. Ewan is truly a gorgeous human being inside and out."

The newlywed also gave a call to action to defeat Proposition 8: "This is our history folks, happening right here in our state, in our lives, in the next 41 days. It's our history to make or break."

NBC co-president Ben Silverman was there to represent honoree NBC-Universal for its distinctive history on innovative LGBT promgramming including "Will & Grace," just about everything on the Bravo network, the feature films "Brokeback Mountain," "Far from Heaven" and the upcoming "Milk." NBC also aired such breakthrough TV movies as "That Certain Summer" and "An Early Frost."

"My mom is gay and I wish she could be here today," Silverman revealed to the audience. "I know we all have personal stories here...this is sharing and being human."