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After the Academy Awards, I was more than ready to close the book on awards season and not have to worry about it until the Oscar bait started dropping in the fall. But nope! I forgot that the MTV Movie Awards are a thing. So close ... on the plus side, this year's ceremony is being hosted by the always fantastic Rebel Wilson. The full list of nominees from Us Weekly ... Movie of the Year Django Unchained Silver Linings Playbook Ted The MORE
Since Justin Bieber's mom -- she has a name, but I don't care (OK fine, Pattie Mallette) -- has spent her entire life trying to turn her son into a famous pop star so that she could ride his coattails, it probably shouldn't be all that surprising that she's being a total weiner over the fact that her son didn't get her a Grammy nomination. I mean himself. Bieber didn't get himself a Grammy nomination. (I swear that was unintentional, but I MORE
It's that time of the year again: the 85th Annual Academy Awards are a-coming, and once again we all have to pretend like we don't know exactly who will win. (Beasts of the Southern Wild has no chance, but I hope it picks up a few wins.) Anyway, here's the list of the big awards, via HuffPo, because these are really the only ones I can make informed bets on when it comes time to make my Oscar pool. Best Picture Amour Argo Beasts of the MORE
We already covered The 70th Golden Globe Awards film nominations, so now let's look at the television nominees, with Showtimes's smash hit Homeland scoring the most with seven nominations! Yes, we split the nominations into two different posts. What can we say? Double the page views. Sorry 'bout it. From LA Times ... DRAMA SERIES "Breaking Bad" "Boardwalk Empire" "Downton Abbey" "Homeland" "The Newsroom" DRAMA-ACTOR Steve Buscemi, MORE
Awards season is officially upon us, as The 70th Golden Globe Awards nominations, the first show of the season worth a damn, are finally out. So far Lincoln is the big winner here, with seven nominations to its name. The full list of film nominees, via The Guardian ... Best Drama Argo Django Unchained Life of Pi Lincoln Zero Dark Thirty Best Comedy or Musical The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Moonrise Kingdom Les Misérables Salmon MORE
Earlier today, the 2013 Grammy nominations were announced, and in a shocking move, the two acts who got the most nominations were the most talented ones who made the best albums. I know, crazy right? Conversely, Justin Bieber earned exactly ... oh yes, zero nominations. I wonder why that is? Anyway, Scooter Braun (Justin's manager) is not going to take this one sitting down, and has fired back at the Grammys in the most rational, dignified and MORE
What's that? Another music awards show? Yay! I think it's been a whole two hours since the last one! But in all seriousness, The 55th Grammys (aka the only music awards show that actually matters) are coming up, and the list of nominees have been released, with Frank Ocean and Fun. the big winners with six nods a piece. I would have posted the entire nomination list here, but it turns out it's actually super long. So we're just going to limit it MORE
Did you know MTV still shows music videos? Neither did I, but apparently they do because they're still running an entire awards show around it. Anyway, the nominees for the 2102 MTV Video Music Awards have been announced, with Rihanna and Drake leading the pack with five nods each, Katy Perry coming up with four, and Chris Brown getting two more nominations than he deserves. Video of the Year Katy Perry, "Wide Awake" Gotye, "Somebody That I MORE
Nominations for the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards came out this morning. On first glance, there’s lots of snubs (Huge Laurie Mandy Patinkin), surprises (yay Schmidt from New Girl and Sarah Paulson from Game Change), and same ole shit as usual (another nomination for Larry David, Jim Parsons, Jon Cryer, and Alec Baldwin. Yay?). But I looked a little closer for you. Here’s 25 facts about the 2012 Emmy Nominations you may not know. (You can check MORE
All right, I'll get into why this is total crap in a bit, but first let's actually look at the The 64th Emmy nominations: DRAMA SERIES “Boardwalk Empire” (HBO) “Breaking Bad” (AMC) “Homeland” (Showtime) “Downton Abbey (Masterpiece)” (PBS) “Game Of Thrones” (HBO) “Mad Men” (AMC) ACTOR IN A DRAMA SERIES Steve Buscemi, “Boardwalk Empire” (HBO) Bryan Cranston, “Breaking Bad” (AMC) Michael C. Hall, MORE
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