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'The Hurt Locker' sweeps National Society of Film Critics Awards
Gold Derby"The Hurt Locker" swept the awards bestowed today by the National Society of Film Critics during its voting conclave held at Sardi's restaurant in New York. The Iraqi war drama won best picture, director (Kathryn Bigelow) and actor (Jeremy Renner as a... -
Our own experts -- the forum moderators -- predict Golden Globe winners: Sandra Bullock, Meryl Streep & Robert Downey Jr.
Gold DerbyUnlike the 19 pro pundits who weighed in with Golden Globe predictions, 7 of our forum moderators think that the main competition for "Up in the Air" as best drama picture is "Inglourious Basterds" rather than "Avatar." While the pros were almost evenly... -
Gold Derby nuggets: Can Mariah Carey top herself at PCA? | 'Avatar' & six other VFX finalists | 'Precious' leads with 8 NAACP Image nods
Gold Derby⢠Following up on her antics at Tuesday's Palm Spring filmfest -- reported in detail by Pete Hammond -- Mariah Carey should make for must-see TV tonight. As Roger Friedman reports she, "is all set to pick up her Peopleâs Choice Award tonight on CBS.... -
Oliver Stone takes to 'The Road'
Gold DerbyOliver Stone, who directed a previous Oscar best picture ("Platoon"), is cheering on "The Road" as it jockeys for a spot in the top 10 of the current derby â plus top five in other categories. He says, "Although terrifying, 'The Road' transcends its... -
Mo'Nique responds (kind of) to criticism at the Critics' Choice Awards
Gold DerbyMoments after she won best supporting actress at the Critics' Choice Awards, I asked Mo'Nique back in the press room to respond to criticism about her failing to show up at the Toronto Film Festival, New York Film Festival and New York Film Critics Awards... -
Oscars show has no sense of timing
Television CriticAn hour into the telecast of the 82nd Academy Awards, you couldn't help but hope that somewhere backstage at the Kodak Theatre someone was waving a script and yelling: "Tempo, people, tempo." Despite everyone's best efforts, this year's Oscars seemed...Tags: Neil Patrick Harris, The Hurt Locker (movie), Kristen Stewart, Gabourey Sidibe, Alec Baldwin
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Saturday's TV Highlights: Starz accepts 'The Proposal'
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of April 25 - May 1 in PDF format This week's TV Movies BRIDE-TO-BE: Sandra Bullock (left, with Betty White) stars in the 2009 rom-com âThe Proposal,â at 9 p.m. on...... -
If I ran the Oscars: Rick Trembles
In this interview series, we ask famous free thinkers to recast the Oscars in their own image. Let's give a big Oscar night welcome to Canadian cartoonist, film critic and filmmaker Rick Trembles.
Rick Trembles' illustrated movie review column Motion...Tags: Dino De Laurentiis, Obsessed (movie), Ann Magnuson, Rube Goldberg, Gaming
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'Up in the Air' leads Golden Globes with six noms
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThings were looking up for the seriocomedy "Up in the Air," which led the field with six nominations this morning at the 67th annual Golden Globe Awards. George Clooney was nominated for best performance by an actor in a drama for his role as a corporate...Tags: The Hurt Locker (movie), Big Love (tv program), No Country for Old Men (movie), Comedy (genre), Vera Farmiga
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SAG nominations continue a trend
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe films "Inglourious Basterds," "Up in the Air" and "Precious" were shaping up as this awards season's front-runners, each earning three nominations apiece as the Screen Actors Guild Award nominations were announced this morning. Earlier this week, the...Tags: The Hurt Locker (movie), Comedy (genre), Vera Farmiga, Steve Carell, Culture
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Conan O'Brien ousts Jay Leno and David Letterman from Emmys
Gold DerbyAs expected, Conan O'Brien was rewarded for submitting himself with an Emmy nomination for his seven-month tenure at the helm of "The Tonight Show." While it isn't so surprising that he edged out the returning Jay Leno -- who won this award once (1995)... -
Is there a backlash against 'Precious'? Is Oprah to blame?
Gold DerbyWhen I called the Gotham Awards' snub of "Precious" "shocking," Lou Lumenick of the New York Post said that "tends to confirm my suspicion that awards-wise, the film could suffer a backlash because of its high-profile endorsement by Oprah Winfrey and...
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