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Oscar Index: And the Nominees Are…*

Er, make that “will be…” Maybe. Movieline’s Center for the Advanced Study of Kudos Forensics has been working overtime to break down the last week of contention for Academy Award nominations, finding the most intense activity among actors on bubbles. The researchers’ findings follow; report your own in the comments…

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Watch 15 Random Seconds of Rob Lowe at His Most Tormented

The buzz on I Melt With You — director Mark Pellingon’s bleak thriller exploring ” the pain of the modern male psyche ” — is building ahead of its Sundance premiere next week. Or rather, it was building; now it’s a deafening boom of anticipation fueled by the most random Rob Lowe clip in the history of Rob Lowe clips. Click through and have a look.

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The Real Winner of the Golden Globes: Bedhead

The jury is still out on whether Ricky Gervais conquered last night’s monologue or if Glee deserved to win Best Comedy Series, but there was one group that unquestionably swept last night’s 68th Annual Golden Globes: Bedheaded celebrities. Take a look at some of the most (expertly) tousled tresses that traveled in limos to the Beverly Hilton last night and then please, let me know: Are Hollywood hair stylists on strike? Thanks.

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The Real Winner of the Golden Globes: Bedhead

The Real Winner of the Golden Globes: Bedhead

The jury is still out on whether Ricky Gervais conquered last night’s monologue or if Glee deserved to win Best Comedy Series, but there was one group that unquestionably swept last night’s 68th Annual Golden Globes: Bedheaded celebrities. Take a look at some of the most (expertly) tousled tresses that traveled in limos to the Beverly Hilton last night and then please, let me know: Are Hollywood hair stylists on strike? Thanks.

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Golden Globe Awards Honor Glee, The Social Network, Call Out Gay Scientologists

Ricky Gervais kicked off the 2011 Golden Globe Awards by staying true to his vow to be more subversive than he was a year ago. Just ask Tom Cruise and John Travolta, at whom the comedian aimed this opening joke: “Also not nominated was I Love You Philip Morris , Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor. Two heterosexual characters pretending to be gay. So the complete opposite of some famous Scientologists, then… Probably. My lawyers helped me with the wording of that joke. They’re not here.” And with that… the show was off! Watch Gervais’ intro here, following by a list of the event’s major winners: Golden Globes Intro Best Television Series: Drama Boardwalk Empire Best Performance by an Actress In A Television Series: Drama Katey Sagal: Sons of Anarchy (TV Fanatic note: YES!!!!!!) Best Performance by an Actor In A Television Series: Drama Steve Buscemi: Boardwalk Empire Best Television Series: Comedy Or Musical Glee Best Performance by an Actress In A Television Series: Comedy Or Musical Laura Linney: The Big C Best Performance by an Actor In A Television Series: Comedy Or Musical Jim Parsons: The Big Bang Theory Best Performance by a Supporting Actor In A Television Series: Comedy Or Musical Chris Colfer: Glee Best Performance by a Supporting Actress In A Television Series: Comedy Or Musical Jane Lynch: Glee Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy Paul Giamatti: Barney’s Version Director, Motion Picture David Fincher: The Social Network Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture Melissa Leo: The Fighter Best Screenplay Aaron Sorkin: The Social Network Actress in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy Annette Bening: The Kids Are All Right Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture Christian Bale: The Fighter Actress, Motion Picture Drama Natalie Portman: Black Swan Actor, Motion Picture Drama Colin Firth: The King’s Speech Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical The Kids Are All Right Best Motion Picture, Drama The Social Network

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Critics Choice Awards Winners: Movies & Fashion

Justin Bieber may have stolen the pre-show with his mustached act on the red carpet, but an actual awards ceremony was held in Los Angeles afterward. Which movie came out on top at the Critics Choice Awards? Which stars shined on the red carpet? We have the events winners and fashion losers posted here… BEST PICTURE The Social Network BEST ACTOR Colin Firth (pictured), The King’s Speech BEST ACTRESS Natalie Portman, Black Swan BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Christian Bale, The Fighter BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Melissa Leo, The Fighter BEST DIRECTOR David Fincher, The Social Network As always, Khloe and Kim Kardashian somehow found their way onto the red carpet of an event again. How did they look? Who else showed up? Click on the pictures below for a fashion rundown. [Photos: Getty, Splash News]

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The Sisters in ‘The Fighter’: Who’d You Rather?

Filed under: The Fighter , Beauty , Who'd You Rather? Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale portray brothers in ” The Fighter ,” but it’s the lovely ladies who play their sisters that have everyone talking. Question is …

DVD: Twelve Keeps the Our-Youth-Are-Doomed Genre Alive

You’ve probably heard this quote from eighth century BC philosopher Hesiod in some high school valedictorian’s speech: “I see no hope for the future of our people if they are dependent on frivolous youth of today, for certainly all youth are reckless beyond words… When I was young, we were taught to be discreet and respectful of elders, but the present youth are exceedingly [disrespectful] and impatient of restraint.” And so it goes, with each generation bemoaning the horrors of the new brats snapping at their heels.

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Watch Buzz Lightyear and Mr. Incredible Do the Pixar Mashup

Oscar Index: Inception, ‘Steak Eaters’ on the Move

Well, here we go: Nomination ballots are in Academy voters’ mailboxes as of this week, meaning that the ” [m]ost over-covered, over-considered Oscar season ever ” just became that much more over-covered and over-considered. How can we ever hope to break it down? To the Index!

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