Natalie Portman called out the HFPA for not nominating a single female director at the Golden Globes.
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Natalie Portman Calls Out The Golden Globes For Not Nominating Any Female Directors
Natalie Portman called out the HFPA for not nominating a single female director at the Golden Globes.
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Natalie Portman Calls Out The Golden Globes For Not Nominating Any Female Directors
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Silent black-and-white film earns six nods, while ‘The Descendants’ and ‘The Help’ rack up five each. Jean Dujardin in “The Artist” Photo: Weinstein Company The stars woke up early Thursday (December 15), hoping to hear their names when the nominations for the 69th annual Golden Globes were announced. Without many front-runners in the major categories, the Globe nominations gave one of the first serious indications of how the Academy Awards will play out in February. “The Artist,” with six nominations, and “The Descendants” and “The Help,” with five each, cemented their place at the top of the Best Picture race. “The Artist,” the silent, black-and-white tribute to old Hollywood, wowed audiences during the festival circuit and earned the most nods. In addition to its nomination for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, both Jean Dujardin and B
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It wasn’t so long ago that I enjoyed my own reunion with Titanic , but this time, James Cameron invites everyone to Titanic 3-D , the Avatar ‘d-up revamp of his 1997 blockbuster. What parts are you looking forward to seeing in 3-D? Leonardo DiCaprio’s shabby togs? Kate Winslet’s unadorned areolas? Kathy Bates’s contempt? You’ll get them all in April, 2012, which marks the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster. Trailer after the jump.
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Titanic 3D Trailer: It’s a Centennial Sinking Sensation!
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Well now: Despite legendarily roasting all of Hollywood last year during his hosting gig at the Golden Globes (and the resulting grumblings among celebs and media alike) Ricky Gervais will be back to host the 69th Golden Globes Awards. See what the Hollywood Foreign Press Association had to say about the surprise confirmation, and the kind of jokes Gervais is already threatening to drop all over the telecast come January.
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We got a murkily-shot view of Breaking Dawn ‘s butter-colored sex scene last week, but now a high-res version has landed here at the Movieline Terrordrome, and it has frankly made my Sunday. To my eyes, it looks like it came from one of those old-timey photography studios in the mall that your mom drags you and your sister to so you can dress up like sepia-toned Civil War hookers or something. What about you, gentle reader? Peer through the margarine haze and leave your best captions in the comments now!
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Here we go! Wracked with controversy, boasting suspect taste and dazzling us all with its ritual drunken pulchritude, the 2011 Golden Globe Awards will recognize the best of film and television as perceived by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The betting sheets are in, and all that’s left is the winning. And the livetweeting from Movieline HQ, of course.
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Here we go! Wracked with controversy, boasting suspect taste and dazzling us all with its ritual drunken pulchritude, the 2011 Golden Globe Awards will recognize the best of film and television as perceived by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The betting sheets are in, and all that’s left is the winning. And the livetweeting from Movieline HQ, of course.
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With the Golden Globes just six days away, I’ve had a revelation: I can’t wait. It’s easy to argue that the HFPA’ s multiplatform award cavalcade spoils the fun of the Oscars, but it can’t be denied that Golden Globe winners have long given fantastic speeches. Maybe it’s the genuine shock of winning? Or all the on-screen champagne? Ah, right. That.
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‘I’m so happy and proud to share this honor with Jake [Gyllenhaal],’ the ‘Love and Other Drugs’ actress says of Best Actress nod. By Jocelyn Vena Anne Hathaway in “Love and Other Drugs” Photo: FOX Slowly but surely stars are reacting to news that they’ve been nominated for a Golden Globe, after the nominations were announced on Tuesday morning (December 14). Everyone from Nicole Kidman (“Rabbit Hole”) to James Franco (“127 Hours”) have expressed gratitude about the accolade. And the men of “The Social Network” are feeling equally overjoyed about their Globes recognition. “It was an honor to be part of this wonderful movie and we’re so glad it was acknowledged by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association,” Jesse Eisenberg said in a statement about his nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama. Eisenberg’s co-star Andrew Garfield is also a nominee. Garfield said about his Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role nod, “I’m very touched to have been nominated by the HFPA this morning and am thrilled that ‘The Social Network’ has been recognized, as well as David [Fincher], Aaron [Sorkin], Jesse [Eisenberg] and Trent [Reznor]. The process of making this movie was an incredibly creative and joyous experience and to see the film honored in this way is truly a thrill and is something for which I’m very grateful.” (Click here for photos of this year’s biggest nominees!) Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor and composer Atticus Ross scored nominations for their work on “The Social Network”; they are up for Best Original Score. The pair said they “are incredibly flattered by the recognition we’re receiving for our work scoring ‘The Social Network.’ Working with David Fincher and his team ranks among the most rewarding creative experiences either of us have experienced, and we are thankful for the opportunity. Being part of a team and watching a project you truly believe in resonate with the outside world is its own reward, but this feels pretty great, too.” “Inception” director Christopher Nolan is nominated in directing and writing categories for the trippy flick. “I’d like to thank the HFPA for recognizing all of our hard work on ‘Inception.’ It is particularly gratifying to be recognized for a film you’ve carried with you so long, and shared with so many incredible artists and craftsmen across six countries,” he said. “It is a great honor and we are thrilled to be a part of such a prestigious group of nominees.” After an impressive 2010, Jeremy Renner was recognized for his role in “The Town” with a Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture nomination. “I raise a cup of coffee, grinning from ear to ear at this very early hour, to the HFPA with gratitude as this represents an enormous milestone for me personally as an artist and I will be forever indebted to Ben Affleck my partner in crime.” “Thank you to everyone at The HFPA. It’s a great thrill to be honored for this performance,” Paul Giamatti said in a statement. He’s up for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical for “Barney’s Version.” “I believe Richard [Lewis] made a lovely movie, and I am really happy for the film to be recognized. I share this with Rosamund [Pike], Dustin [Hoffman] and all the cast and crew, who were a joy to work with.” Hollywood’s leading ladies also expressed excitement about their nominations. “When the phone rang this morning, it was my mom telling me I was nominated — I was thrilled!
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