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Mark Wahlberg is having a really good week thanks, in large part, to his movie .
-- Congrats to Amanda Palmer for winning "Best-Dressed" and "Worst-Dressed" at the Golden Globes! [go fug yourself]
As if being a Dresden Doll, putting on high school musicals, naked tweeting, making rad videos, and playing New Year's with the Boston Pops weren't enough, Amanda Palmer has gone and gotten engaged to Neil Gaiman. And last night, she was his date to the Golden Globes, where Gaiman's Coraline was nominated for Best Animated Feature Film (Up won). Never a retiring sort of lass, Palmer (partially) unclothed, then "died" (above) on the red carpet at the Golden Globes.
Local boy made good Matt Damon might make really good this year: he's been nominated for two Golden Globes: one for best actor in a comedy for his role in The Informant, the other for best supporting actor for his role in Invictus. Damon won an Oscar and a Golden Globe for best screenplay for the Boston-based Good Will Hunting, for which he also got best actor nominations from both the Academy and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (which awards the Globes). He was previously nominated for a Golden Globe for his role in The Talented Mr. Ripley as well, but has no acting gold on his shelf yet. Will this year be Damon's chance to get gilded for his acting chops? Check the full list of Golden Globe nods here.
">The Bucket List won this weekend's box office.
Leaving aside the question of whether the event is newsworthy, Bostonist will be live-blogging the world's latest entertainment incarnation: an awarference (awards + press conference?). We're not sure the word will catch on, but we are interested in seeing how interesting (or soul-crushingly boring) the event will be. And we'd also like to discover if NBC will succeed in putting on a successful prom despite the lack of enthusiasm on the part of those nerdy, dateless writers (who are just like us!). Stay tuned to discover the details with us in real time, and check the noms if you're following along at home.
The 2008 Golden Globe nominees were announced yesterday, and to nobody's surprise, they skewed heavily toward the period drama Atonement. Charlie Wilson's War, No Country for Old Men, American Gangster, and Sweeney Todd all emerged with at least 4 noms each.
Just last week at the Golden Globes Martin Scorsese took home the award for Best Director. Hollywood buffs tell us that the Golden Globes don't match up with what can be expected when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences gives out their 79th annual statues on February 25 this year, but the nominations released yesterday show that some of the boys from the film at least get to put Oscar Nominated next to their names for the next film. Local boy, Dorchester native, Mark (y Mark) Wahlberg grabbed a spot among the contenders.
Last night the Golden Globes were awarded in California. We would have watched but 24 was on with hours 3 and 4 of season 6. If Scarlett was going to get groped again surely it'd be up on the internets in a matter of minutes (she didn't and it isn't). This morning we checked out the coverage of some of our favorite nominees. The Departed brought Southie to the big screen this year, and...
Sure, it doesn't have the glitz or glamour of the Oscars, Emmys, Grammys, Golden Globes, or any of the countless other Hollywood award ceremonies. After all, people who spend their days pecking away at a keyboard may not all be ready for a shindig with tuxedos, red carpets, and Joan Rivers (well, is anyone ready for Rivers? - times two).