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'The Artist' Leads Golden Globe Award Nominations
Michel Hazanavicius's "The Artist" led the nominations for the 69th Golden Globe Awards, which were announced this morning in Los Angeles.
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For Your Consideration: Indiewire Predicts The Oscar Precursors, Part 2
With the first week of awards announcements behind us (check out our comprehensive guide here), it's time to look at round two.
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Morgan Freeman 2nd Afro-American to Nab Golden Globe Honor
Earlier today Morgan Freeman was announced as the recipient of this year's Cecil B. DeMille Award at the Golden Globes. This marks only the second time that the award - which has been given out since 1952 (though in 1976 and 2008 it was not awarded) - to a person of color. Though it also m...
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Morgan Freeman to Receive Cecil B. DeMille Award
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association will present Morgan Freeman with the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards on January 15, 2012.
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Save The Dates: Here's the 2011-12 Awards Season Calendar
With the Toronto International Film Festival a fading memory, the 2011-12 awards season is fast approaching. Beginning next month with the Gotham Award nominations, over four months of ballot mailing, nomination announcements and award ceremonies are coming our way, culminating in the the 84th Annua...
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A Complete Guide To 2010-11 Awards Season
Award season is over, with over two months worth of announcements from critic groups, guilds, boards, academies, and organizations behind us. To help everyone keep up, indieWIRE has this comprehensive summary of all the announced awards since the season's early winter beginnings.
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For Your Consideration: Predicting The Golden Globes
Ah, the Golden Globes. As Oscar's drunken, unpredictable cousin, the first major awards show of the season is also, more often than not, the most entertaining with the return of host Ricky Gervais and the promise of unforeseen winners, rowdy acceptance speeches and the most enthusiastic celebrity b...
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Back & Forth: Kohn and Knegt Talk Golden Globes, Critic Awards and How Oscar's Leaning
After a big week of awards announcements, indieWIRE's Eric Kohn and Peter Knegt chatted via instant messenger for some quick reflection about what just happened, and where things might be headed...
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For Your Consideration: A Guide To The Oscar Precursors
The Oscar precursors, an eclectic batch of awards that offer a considerable honor in their own right, are about to start coming at us fast and furious. They've actually already come in the form of the National Board of Review Gotham Awards, Spirit Awards, European Film Awards and British In...
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"Hurt Locker" Leads Award Season Heading Into Oscar Night
After over three months of dozens and dozens of awards announcements celebrating cinema in 2009, the grand finale approaches with this Sunday's Academy Awards. While much media attention has been given to the "Avatar" vs. "The Hurt Locker" Oscar showdown, when one looks back at the awards that prec...
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