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Hollywood Heats Up with Oscar Nominations, Golden Globes Ceremony

The Hollywood award season moves into high gear this week as a slew of televised nominations and award shows trip over one another in the race for attention, kudos and one-upmanship.

'Idol' Judges Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj Play Nice After Feud

New "American Idol" judges Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj shrugged off their widely publicized feud on Tuesday as a "trumped-up thing" that was merely a passionate difference of opinion over the TV talent show's contestants.

'Lincoln,' 'Zero Dark Thirty' Among Producers Guild Nods

Steven Spielberg's presidential drama "Lincoln," musical "Les Miserables" and Kathyrn Bigelow's Osama bin Laden thriller "Zero Dark Thirty" were among 10 films earning Producers Guild Award nominations on Wednesday, as the Hollywood awards season gathered momentum.

Oscar Nomination Voting Extended After Online Hitches

Voting for Oscar nominations was extended by a day after some people reported problems with a new online voting system, organizers of the movie industry's coveted awards said Monday.

Hollywood Quiet So Far on Gun Control After Connecticut

Pick a social cause and you'll often find a Hollywood celebrity speaking out. Gay marriage (Brad Pitt), Darfur (George Clooney), the environment (Robert Redford or Leonardo DiCaprio).

'Bennifer' Buried as Ben Affeck's Star Soars

It has taken 10 years of hard work and indie movies, but Ben Affleck finally has moved past his "Bennifer" nightmare.

'Lincoln' Leads Golden Globe Nominations

U.S. Civil War-era drama "Lincoln" led the Golden Globe nominations on Thursday with seven nods including best drama, best director for Steven Spielberg, and best actor for Daniel Day-Lewis.

'Lincoln,' 'Les Miserables,' 'Playbook' Lead Golden Globe Acting Nominations

Hollywood's actors cast their net wide on Wednesday, nominating performers from big awards contenders "Lincoln" and musical "Les Miserables" for Screen Actors Guild honors while also singling out the likes of Denzel Washington and Javier Bardem.

French Film 'Amour' Named Best Film by LA Critics

The French movie about an aging couple, "Amour," was the surprise choice for best film of 2012 by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association on Sunday, while Joaquin Phoenix was named best actor for his role as a troubled outsider in the cult drama "The Master."

Lindsay Lohan, Liz Taylor and Pages of "What Ifs' For TV's 'Liz & Dick'

Making a movie about Elizabeth Taylor takes courage. Casting wayward starlet Lindsay Lohan as the Hollywood screen legend was both daring and asking for trouble.

Christina Aguilera Got The Voice, Now She Looks For Hits

Christina Aguilera has the vocal chops, the look, the strut and millions of new fans thanks to her stint as a judge on TV singing contest "The Voice."

Klingon Goes Boldly Beyond 'Star Trek' into Pop Culture

Why learn French when you could learn Klingon? LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Why learn French when you could learn Klingon?The language created more than 30 years ago for the "Star Trek" race of long-haired warriors has moved boldly into pop culture where few other alien tongues have gone before.

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