Golden Globe Nominations

Hollywood's sham awards show will announce its nominations at 8:15 EST this morning. Noms posted inside...

• Noms starting now, you can watch here

  http://www.eonline.com

• For the first time in twenty years E! didn't cover it live on TV. Fuck you Ryan Secrest.

• Jessica Lange got nominated again (tv), I think in the lead actress category this time.

• ACTOR, TV DRAMA Steve Buscemi, Bryan Cranston, Jeff Daniels, Jon Hamm, Damian Lewis ACTOR, COMEDY Jack Black, Bradley Cooper, Hugh Jackman, Ewan McGregor (Yemen), Bill Murray (Hyde Park) ACTOR, SUPPORTING, MOVIE Alan Arkin, Leo DiCaprio, P S Hoffman, Tommy Lee Jones, Christoph Waltz ACTRESS DRAMA Jessica Chastain, Marion Cotillard, Helen Mirren, Naomi Watts, Rachel Weisz ACTOR, MINISERIES OR MOVIE Kevin Costner, Ben Cumberbatch, Woody Harrelson, Toby Jones, Clive Owen TV DRAMA Breaking Bad, Boardwalk Empire, Downtown Abbey, Homeland, The Newsroom SUPPORTING ACTRESS MOVIE Amy Adams, Sally Field, Anne Hathaway, Helen Hunt, Nicole Kidman (Paperboy) ACTRESS COMEDY Emily Blunt (Yemen), Judi Dench, Jennifer Lawrence, Maggie Smith (Quartet), Meryl Streep MOTION PICTURE COMEDY Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Les MIserables, Moonrise Kingdom, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, Silver Linings Playbook ACTRESS MINISERIES TV MOVIE Nicole Kidman, Jessica Lange, Sienna Miller, Julianne Moore, Sigourney Weaver ACTOR Daniel Day Lewis, Richard Gere, John Hawkes, Joaquin Phoenix, Denzel Washington DIRECTOR Ben Affleck, Katherine Bigelow, Ang Lee, Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino MOVIE DRAMA Argo, Django Unchained, Life of Pi, Lincoln, Zero Dark Thirty

• Golden Globes nominees for Best Actress (Musical/Comedy TV series): Zooey Deschanel, Julia Louis-Dreyfus , Lena Dunham, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler - broadcast Golden Globe nominees for Best miniseries/TV movie: 'Game Change,' 'The Girl,' 'Hatfields & McCoys,' 'The Hour,' and 'Political Animals' - broadcast Golden Globe nominees for Best Supporting Actress (TV): Hayden Panettiere, Arji Panjabi, Sara Paulson, Maggie Smith, Sofia Vergara - broadcast Golden Globe for Best Actress (Drama) nominees: Connie Briton, Glenn Close, Claire Danes, Michelle Dockery, Julianna Margulies Golden Globe for Best TV Comedy Series nominees: 'Big Bang Theory,' 'Episodes,' 'Girls,' 'Modern Family' and 'Smash'

• No Lily Rabe? Torch the place!

• [quote] No Lily Rabe? Torch the place! Lily Rabe will continue Lily Rabe-ing all the way to the Emmys!

• Best Screenplay - Motion Picture Nominees: Mark Boal, Tony Kushner, David O. Russell, Quentin Tarantino, Chris Terrio (argo) Best Original Song - Motion Picture Nominees: "For You", "Not Running Anymore", "Safe & Sound", "Skyfall", "Suddenly"

• Best Foreign Language Film Nominees: Amour, A Royal Affair, The Intouchables, Kon-Tiki, Rust and Bone

• Where's Hushpuppy???? Fuck the GGs!!! I agree torch the place! Kill the beast!

• Golden Globe nominees for Best Comedic Actor (TV): Don Cheadle, Alec Baldwin, Louis CK, Matt LeBlanc, Jim Parsons

• At this point I'd probably count Matthew McConaughey out for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for Magic Mike; snubbed by both HFPA and SAG is not good, since those are less elitist than the Academy. Alan Arkin on the other hand will definitely get an Oscar nom for Argo. Arkin, PS Hoffman, and Tommy Lee Jones are definite; the other two will go to De Niro, Bardem or DiCaprio. (Waltz is being submitted for Lead for Django so he doesn't compete with DiCaprio) Would not be surprised if supporting actress Oscars mirror GG noms. GG and SAGs identical except for Amy Adams/Maggie Smith, but Adams is an Academy fave.

• I think it's annoying they have a separate acting category for comedy/musicals, but otherwise it's a much more entertaining show than the Oscars.

• Kerry Washington in SCANDAL was robbed.

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• Some think Scandal should be moved into the vacancy 666 Park Ave will leave, following Revenge. I'd prefer that to moving Nashville there.

• It's a setup to hand the lead- and supporting-actress Oscars to Jennifer Lawrence ("Silver Linings Playbook") and Anne Hathaway ("Les Miserables"). Their best competitors -- Emmanuelle Riva ("Amour") and Ann Dowd ("Compliance") -- were shut out here. And weren't Riva and Dowd denied Critics Choice noms as well? (The two actresses might make the Oscar cut. At best.) Daniel Day-Lewis has two Oscars already, and it's rare for anyone to win three. (The only ones who have done it are Walter Huston, Ingrid Bergman, Jack Nicholson, and Meryl Streep. Streep had to wait neary 30 years between her second and third statues. Katherine Hepburn holds the record, of course, with four.) So I don't be on him or fellow two-time-winning "Lincoln" costar Sally Field, at least not yet, and Steven Spielberg to date has never directed an Oscar-winning performance. (Those nominated under the direction of Spielberg were: Melinda Dillon in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," 1977; Whoopi Goldeberg, Margaret Avery, and Oprah Winfrey in "The Color Purple," 1985; Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes in "Schindler's List," 1993; and Tom Hanks in "Saving Private Ryan," 1998.)

• R16 here. Walter Brennan is a three-time Oscar winner. (I meant "Brennan" and not Walter Huston. Sorry.)

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• [quote]TV DRAMA: Breaking Bad, Boardwalk Empire, Downtown Abbey, Homeland, The Newsroom Oh dear

• It's DOWNTON not DOWNTOWN!!!

• [quote]Daniel Day-Lewis has two Oscars already, and it's rare for anyone to win three. He's going to win his third this year.

• The Foreign Press will nominate Streep if she made a home movie. That slot should have been Babs, not that it would have led to The Oscars but she is actually funny in a comedy.

• Does Streep hold the record for the most acting nominations, Oscars and GGs? That'd be a nice distinction for her, and she earned it. Take that Hepburn!

• [quote]Take that Hepburn! Hepburn had FOUR Oscars, she wins.

• Ok I checked, 17 Oscar nomination, 26 GG, 8 more than any other actor in the history of both awards. Yes Hepburn has more Oscars so far, but won't have won for certain until Meryl retires with fewer. And Meryl kicking Hepburn's ass in nominations does make Hepburn's win less decisive, imo.

• No love for Tom Hooper.

• Yep, its the beginning of the end for Les Jiz.

• Uhhh, no, it isn't, R26. Hooper will probably take Ang Lee's slot when Oscar nominations are announced.

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• Not looking good for My Barbra

• Given the raves I've read for Riva, I'm quite shocked she was shut out. Hopefully the Oscars will get it right.

• [quote]Hopefully the Oscars will get it right. Like I said before, critics don't nominate or bote for The Oscars. The Academy will get screeners, and then vote. Actors can appreciate a great performance more than a critic.

• If they awarded Walter Brennan 3 Oscars, why the hell wouldn't they give Daniel Day-Lewis a third??

• [quote]If they awarded Walter Brennan 3 Oscars, why the hell wouldn't they give Daniel Day-Lewis a third?? Maybe they will, but Hugh Jackman has received raves from preview audiences and I'm not talking the critics. He is definitely a contender but you see the picture hasn't even opened yet where lots of people have seen "Lincoln" already. By the end of Christmas week Jackman could be the front runner. No one has won a Best Actor Academy Award for a musical since Rex Harrison in "My Fair Lady" 48 years ago, and that would be historic too. Remember he's hosted The Oscars, they love him.

• [quote]Remember he's hosted The Oscars, they love him. James Franco hosted the Oscars: that didn't help him win.

• [quote]Remember he's hosted The Oscars, they love him. We think he is a hammy fancy man.

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• [quote]James Franco hosted the Oscars: that didn't help him win. Yeah, but Anne Hathaway saved that debacle and it will the first time two Oscar hosts have won.

• I have 27 Golden Globe nominations! Isn't that just ridiculous? I don't even want them anymore they just keep giving me them. In my next film I'm not going to even memorize the lines and instead I'm just going to repeat the phrase "boy I like that pastry" over and over again....I'll probably still be nominated!!

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• Les Miz is not going to be winning any major awards, acting or otherwise. The constant harping here won't change that. The reviews are mediocre to terrible and it will flop at the box office.

• Babs should have been nominated over Streep.

• How gay ARE you?? Who gives a shit?

• I should not have been but I still cannot believe how very irrelevant it sll seems to be these days. I used to LIVE for this shit too.

• Jesus, you all are fucking stupid. Walter Brennan got 3 awards because they used to let the extras vote, and as Brennan had started as an extra, amll his peeps voted for him. DDL and Sally Fueld will both win #3. That will make DDL the only actor other than Hepburn with more than 2 Leading Role Oscars. And it will add Field to the list of actors who have 2 Lead Oscars and 1 Supporting: Ingrid Bergman Jack Nicholson Meryl Streep If Denzel wins Best Actor, he will be added to that list. and my guess is that he'll be DDL's only real competition.

• Sally is winning nothing. Anne has tat one in the bag. Thankfully, SAG ignored the dull Amy Adams, as well.

• Emmanuelle Riva woz ROBBED !!! Ann Dowd was robbed too. And congrats Meryl Streep on another well-deserved nomination for your subtle, insightful work in "Hope Springs". You always keep us guessing, you always deliver the goods, and that's why we love you - each and everyone one of us! And Barbra Streisand is a good singer, but most certainly doesn't deserve any acting noms, not even from the HFPA. Accept it and move on, Babs troll. To the people going on and on about Field/Hathaway: there is a good chance they will split the vote at the Oscars, and Dench or Adams (who are both likely to get in) will take the prize.

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• Does anyone know when the DGA announces? Or any of the Guilds, for that matter?

• [quote]Les Miz is not going to be winning any major awards, acting or otherwise. The constant harping here won't change that. The reviews are mediocre to terrible and it will flop at the box office. Dude, get in your time machine and come join us here in 2012. Critics mean NOTHING to movie going audiences today.

• I bet R41 is a hoot at parties.

• For r44

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• Meryl's reaction to her nomination!

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• Was Pia overlooked again this year?

• Michael J. Fox's son, Sam, is going to be Mr. Golden Globes this year.