‘Lincoln’ tops Golden Globes nominations with ‘Argo’ and ‘Django’ close behind

This morning’s Golden Globes nominations are only a few hours old and already it’s clear that this is anybody’s game!

While Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln” topped all opponents with 7 nominations, its top challengers weren’t that far behind. Hot on the bio-pic’s tale were both “Argo” and the rapidly rising “Django Unchained” with 5 each. “Les Miserables,” “Silver Linings Playbook” and “Zero Dark Thirty” followed with 4 nominations apiece.

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Screen Actors Guild nominations favor ‘Marigold Hotel’ and ‘Lincoln’

Following yesterday’s reveal of the Critics’ Choice Awards, today the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) had their say and while a number of the current Oscar favorites were nominated, voters still managed to provide a surprise or two.

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Golden Globes poised to recognize ‘Argo’ and ‘Lincoln’ with drama nominations

Every year a few films enter into the race as wild cards; you know they are going to be represented, but you aren’t sure to what extent. This year the main wild cards fall under the comedy/musical genre, which means when the Golden Globe nominations are handed out this week, they’ll be in a completely different race, but it still doesn’t like like that will clear the clutter in any way.

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‘Lincoln’ and ‘Les Miserables’ top Broadcast Film Critics nominations

As awards week in Hollywood continues to ramp up, today it was the Broadcast Film Critics’ (BFC) turn to reveal their nominees for 2012’s best in film and as usual they supplied the industry with a surprise or two.

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‘Les Miserables’ and ‘Silver Linings’ expected to shine at Golden Globes

Of all the Oscar season precursors, the Golden Globes are the most unique. Presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), the Globes spilt their top categories into comedy/musical and drama races. As a result a number of films that aren’t usually thrust into the award race are suddenly right there in the mix with the big contenders.

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AFI names 2012 film and TV honorees; ‘Argo,’ ‘Dark Knight,’ and ‘Louie' make cut

Awards week is officially upon us as the Critics’ Choice, Screen Actors Guild and Golden Globe nominations are set to be unveiled over the next few days, but today it was the American Film Institute’s (AFI) turn to honor the best of 2012! The group as per custom released its annual top ten list of the year’s best in both film and television, which many awards experts believe usually represent a solid predictor of the upcoming Oscar race.

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‘Amour’ and ‘The Master’ breakthrough at Los Angeles Film Critics awards

After three separate film groups this week named Kathryn Bigelow’s “Zero Dark Thirty,” their choice for Best Picture, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association took a different approach today and gave their top honor to “Amour.”

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