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On Thursday morning the 76th Annual Golden Globe Award nominations were announced at the Beverly Hilton hotel. The awards spotlight the best in film and television, as selected by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The 2019 award show will be hosted by Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg and will air on Sunday, January 6, 2019 at 8 pm ET on NBC. Uproxx published a full list of the nominees, which includes: Best Motion Picture – Animated Incredibles 2 Isle of Dogs Mirai Ralph Breaks the Internet Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy Christian Bale, Vice Lin-Manuel Miranda, Mary Poppins Returns Viggo Mortensen, Green Book Robert Redford, The Old Man & the Gun John C. Reilly, Stan & Ollie Best Supporting Actress – Television Alex Bornstein, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Patricia Clarkson, Sharp Objects Penelope Cruz, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Thandie Newton, Westworld Yvonne Strahovski, The Handmaid’s Tale Best Actress Television Performance by an Actress – Drama Caitriona Balfe, Outlander Elisabeth Moss, Handmaid’s Tale Sandra Oh, Killing Eve Julia Roberts, Homecoming Keri Russell, The Americans For the full nominations list visit Uproxx. Best Television Series – Comedy Barry (HBO) The Good Place (NBC) Kidding (Showtime) The Kominsky Method (Netflix) The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon) Best Television Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television The Alienist (TNT) The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story (FX) Escape at Dannemora (Showtime) Sharp Objects (HBO) A Very English Scandal (Amazon) Best Television Performance by an Actress – Limited Series Amy Adams, Sharp Objects Patricia Arquette, Escape at Dannemora Connie Britton, Dirty John Laura Dern, The Tale Regina King, Seven Seconds Best Foreign Language Film Capernaum Girl Never Look Away Roma Shoplifters Best Screenplay – Motion Picture Alfonso Cuaron, Roma Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, The Favourite Barry Jenkins, If Beale Street Could Talk Adam McKay, Vice Peter Farrelly, Nick Vallelonga, Brian Currie, Green Book Best Motion Picture – Drama Best Motion Picture- Musical/Comedy Best Motion Picture – Animated Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical/Comedy Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture Best Director – Motion Picture Best Original Score – Motion Picture Best Television Series – Drama Best Television Performance by an Actor – Musical/Comedy Best Television Performance by an Actress – Musical/Comedy Best Television Performance by an Actor – Drama Best Actress Television Performance by an Actress – Drama Best Television Performance by an Actor – Limited Series Best Supporting Actor – Television Best Supporting Actress – Television
After making $375.8 million worldwide, George Miller’s “Mad Max: Fury Road” has become an unlikely frontrunner on the awards circuit, earning two Golden Globe nominations and being named the best movie of 2015 by the National Board of Review. On Monday, Dec. 14, it was announced that the film led all nominees with 13 nods for the Critics Choice Awards. Miler’s film was honored in categories such as Best Picture, Best Director and Best Sci-Fi Horror Movie, while thespians Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy were honored with nominations for Best Actress in an Action Movie and Best Actor in an Action Movie, respectively. However, could this populist choice stand a chance against films like “Carol,” “The Martian” or “The Revenant” (nominated with 9 Critics Choice Awards), and “Spotlight” (nominated with 9 Critics Choice Awards) when the Oscars nominations are announced in January? We hope so.
The Broadcast Film Critics Association and Broadcast Television Journalists Association jointly announced the nominees for this year's annual Critics' Choice Awards, which will be broadcast live on Jan. 17 on A&E, Lifetime and LMN — one week after the 73rd annual Golden Globes. Mad Max: Fury Road, which also received a passel of Globe nominations, was first among movies with 13 nods.
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association unveiled the nominees for the 72nd annual Golden Globe Awards this morning honoring the best movies and television of 2014.
“Vice” director Adam McKay is a fan of many of the films among this year’s Golden Globes nominees, but he has embraced Dick Cheney’s ruthlessly competitive spirit when it came to a movie that his is up against: “Mary Poppins Returns.” “We’re coming for it. We’re gonna take it down. Cheney is going to take Poppins down. That’s a promise. I’ll fight dirty. I’ll get in the press. I’ll spread rumors. Usually, with awards, it’s, ‘Hey, it’s good for everyone! It’s all art!’ Not in this case,” McKay jokingly told TheWrap. “We ain’t no musical. We ain’t singing no songs. We’re just taking care of business.” McKay was enjoying a chicken sandwich in London when the nominees were announced. McKay’s Cheney biopic scored six nominations to lead the field, including in Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, and two for McKay for Best Director and Best Screenplay. Kieran Culkin, who stars on the HBO show “Succession,” which McKay produces, scored a nomination as well. Also Read: Golden Globes Nominations Analysis: 'Vice' and 'Green Book' Emerge as Curious Front Runners “They just kept coming. Woah! This is getting really good,” McKay recalled as he watched the nominations live. “I was especially excited to see them honor the actors so much because I agree with them. I think they did special, mind-blowing work in this.” “Vice,” McKay’s follow-up to “The Big Short,” is a political drama that chronicles Cheney’s time as vice president of the United States and the behind-the-scenes power that he exerted over the White House and the country. “We all knew he had done some of that, of course, that’s no surprise. But when we started seeing the detail, I started thinking, wait a minute, this guy is a figure we know about, but it goes much deeper than we think,” McKay said. “There was not a clean sense of history or story about how we got where we’re at right now, or forget America, but about how the world got to where it’s at right now.” McKay’s “Vice” starring Christian Bale as Dick Cheney, along with Amy Adams, Steve Carell and Sam Rockwell. It opens in theaters on Dec. 25.
The Producers Guild of America has released it's list of 2017 award nominees. One big surprise has been the nomination of "Deadpool" for Best Picture. "La La Land", an Oscar favorite that swept the Golden Globes, is also nominated. So is "Moonlight", a coming of age story about the life of a gay black man. The awards are being held January 28th in Beverly Hills, California.
Nominations were announced for the 2014 Golden Globe Awards and we have full coverage here. Were your favorite stars, movies and shows nominated? Find out now.
This year's BAFTA TV nominations are finally out. Netflix's "The Crown" leads this year's pool with five nods, including for Claire Foy, Jared Harris, John Lithgow and Vanessa Kirby. Foy won a Golden Globe Award for her performance as a young Queen Elizabeth the second. She remains a favorite to win a BAFTA award for her second career nomination. HBO's "The Night Of" and FX's "The People v. O.J. Simpson" also received nominations in the award show's "International" category
The Oscars aren't until February 26. That hasn't stopped movie buffs and the entertainment media from speculating on who will win. "La La Land" is the front runner for Best Picture, leading the pack with 14 nominations. It's the odds on favorite to win Best Picture and Best Director for Damien Chazelle. "Hidden Figures", "Fences", and "Moonlight" are putting up a fight and could split the acting awards. Denzel Washington has been getting some of the best reviews of his career for his starring role in "Fences."
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