WHICH ACTRESS SURPRISED OUR EXPERTS WITH A NOMINATION? 
 
 Awards season kicked into full gear on Thursday when nominations were announced for the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards. 
 
 As expected, the movies side was dominated by awards frontrunners like Argo, Lincoln and the epic musical Les Miserables, each of which picked up a handful of nominations. 
 
 Also nominated: Kathryn Bigelow’s Osama bin Laden drama Zero Dark Thirty, which swept the top categories, including Best Motion Picture – Drama, Best Actress – Drama (Jessica Chastain) and Best Screenplay; and Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained, which hit the awards circuit in a big way Thursday with multiple nominations. 
 
 But perhaps the most interesting category was Best Original Song, which will see uber-stars Taylor Swift and Adele face off against each other for the coveted prize. 
 
 Over on the television side, it was a mix of old faces and new, as the Hollywood Foreign Press welcomed back shows like 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation and Downton Abbey. 
 
 Also popping up were new faces like Homeland, which swept the Emmys in September, and the HBO zeitgeist comedy Girls. 
 
 The 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards air Sun., Jan. 13 on NBC. Nominees Tina Fey and Amy Poehler host. 
 
 See the full list of nominations, below. 
 
 Best Motion Picture – Drama 
 
 Argo 
 
 Django Unchained 
 
 Life of Pi 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Zero Dark Thirty 
 
 Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy 
 
 The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 
 
 Les Miserables 
 
 Moonrise Kingdom 
 
 Salmon Fishing in the Yemen 
 
 Silver Linings Playbook 
 
 Best Director 
 
 Ben Affleck, Argo 
 
 Kathryn Bigelow, Zero Dark Thirty 
 
 Ang Lee, Life of Pi 
 
 Steven Spielberg, Lincoln 
 
 Quentin Tarantino, Django Unchained 
 
 Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama 
 
 Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln 
 
 Richard Gere, Arbitage 
 
 John Hawkes, The Sessions 
 
 Joaquin Phoenix, The Master 
 
 Denzel Washington, Flight 
 
 Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama 
 
 Jessica Chastain, Zero Dark Thirty 
 
 Marion Cotillard, Rust and Bone 
 
 Helen Mirren, Hitchcock 
 
 Naomi Watts, The Impossible 
 
 Rachel Weisz, The Deep Blue Sea 
 
 Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy 
 
 Jack Black, Bernie 
 
 Bradley Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook 
 
 Hugh Jackman, Les Miserables 
 
 Ewan McGregor, Salmon Fishing in the YEmen 
 
 Bill Murray, Hyde Park on Hudson 
 
 Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy 
 
 Emily Blunt, Salmon Fising in the Yemen 
 
 Judi Dench, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 
 
 Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook 
 
 Maggie Smith, Quartet 
 
 Meryl Streep, Hope Springs 
 
 Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture 
 
 Alan Arkin, Argo 
 
 Leonardo DiCaprio, Django Unchained 
 
 Philip Seymour Hoffman, The Master 
 
 Tommy Lee Jones, Lincoln 
 
 Christoph Waltz, Django Unchained 
 
 Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture 
 
 Amy Adams, The Master 
 
 Sally Field, Lincoln 
 
 Anne Hathaway, Les Misearbles 
 
 Helen Hunt, The Sessions 
 
 Nicole Kidman, The Paperboy 
 
 Best Screenplay 
 
 Zero Dark Thirty 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Silver Linings Playbook 
 
 Django Unchained 
 
 Argo 
 
 Best Original Song 
 
 “For You” – Act of Valor 
 
 “Not Running Anymore” – Stand Up Guys 
 
 “Safe and Sound” – The Hunger Games 
 
 “Skyfall” – Skyfall 
 
 “Suddenly” – Les Misérables 
 
 Best Original Score 
 
 Argo 
 
 Anna Karenina 
 
 Cloud Atlas 
 
 Life of Pi 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 Best Foreign Language Film 
 
 Amour 
 
 A Royal Affair 
 
 The Untouchables 
 
 Kon-Tiki 
 
 Rust and Bone 
 
 Best Animated Feature 
 
 Brave 
 
 Frankenweenie 
 
 Hotel Transylvania 
 
 Rise of the Guardians 
 
 Wreck-It Ralph 
 
 Best TV Series – Drama 
 
 Breaking Bad 
 
 Boardwalk Empire 
 
 Downton Abbey 
 
 Homeland 
 
 The Newsroom 
 
 Best TV Series – Comedy 
 
 The Big Bang Theory 
 
 Episodes 
 
 Girls 
 
 Modern Family 
 
 Smash 
 
 Best Actor – TV Series Drama 
 
 Steve Buscemi, Boardwalk Empire 
 
 Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad 
 
 Jeff Daniels, The Newsroom 
 
 Jon Hamm, Mad Men 
 
 Damian Lewis, Homeland 
 
 Best Actress – TV Series Drama 
 
 Connie Britton, Nashville 
 
 Glenn Close, Damages 
 
 Claire Danes, Homeland 
 
 Michelle Dockery, Downton Abbey 
 
 Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife 
 
 Best Actor – TV Miniseries or Movie 
 
 Kevin Costner, Hatfield & McCoys 
 
 Benedict Cumberbatch, Sherlock 
 
 Woody Harrelson, Game Change 
 
 Toby Jones, The Girl 
 
 Clive Owen, Hemingway & Gellhorn 
 
 Best Actress – TV Miniseries or Movie 
 
 Nicole Kidman, Hemingway & Gellhorn 
 
 Jessica Lange, American Horror Story: Asylum 
 
 Sienna Miller, The Girl 
 
 Julianne Moore, Game Change 
 
 Sigourney Weaver, Political Animals 
 
 Best Actor in a TV Series – Comedy 
 
 Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock 
 
 Don Cheadle, House of Lies 
 
 Louis CK, Louie 
 
 Matt LeBlanc, Episodes 
 
 Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory 
 
 Best Actress – TV Series Comedy 
 
 Zooey Deschanel, New Girl 
 
 Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep 
 
 Lena Dunham, Girls 
 
 Tina Fey, 30 Rock 
 
 Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation 
 
 Best Miniseries/TV Movie 
 
 Game Change 
 
 The Girl 
 
 Hatfield & McCoys 
 
 The Hour 
 
 Political Animals 
 
 Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries, Motion Picture Made for Television 
 
 Max Greenfield, New Girl 
 
 Ed Harris, Game Change 
 
 Danny Houston, Magic City 
 
 Mandy Patinkin, Homeland 
 
 Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family 
 
 Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries, Motion Picture Made for Television 
 
 Hayden Panettiere, Nashville 
 
 Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife 
 
 Sarah Paulson, Game Change 
 
 Maggie Smith, Downton Abbey 
 
 Sofia Vergara, Modern Family ||||| Steven Spielberg's Civil War epic "Lincoln" led the Golden Globes on Thursday with seven nominations, among them best drama, best director for Spielberg and acting honors for Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones. 
 
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 Tied for second-place with five nominations each, including best drama are Ben Affleck's Iran hostage-crisis thriller "Argo" and Quentin Tarantino's slave-turned-bounty-hunter tale "Django Unchained." 
 
 Other best-drama nominees are Ang Lee's shipwreck story "Life of Pi" and Kathryn Bigelow's Osama bin Laden manhunt thriller "Zero Dark Thirty." 
 
 Nominated for best musical or comedy were: the British retiree adventure "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"; the Victor Hugo musical "Les Miserables"; the first-love tale "Moonrise Kingdom"; the fishing romance "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"; and the lost-soul romance "Silver Linings Playbook. 
 
 The directing lineup came entirely from dramatic films, with Affleck, Bigelow, Lee, Spielberg and Tarantino all in the running. Filmmakers behind best musical or comedy nominees were shut out for director, including Tom Hooper for "Les Miserables" and David O. Russell for "Silver Linings Playbook." 
 
 Along with Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln in Spielberg's epic, best dramatic actor contenders are Richard Gere as a deceitful Wall Streeter in "Arbitrage" John Hawkes as a polio victim trying to lose his virginity in "The Sessions"; Joaquin Phoenix as a Navy veteran under the sway of a cult leader in "The Master"; and Denzel Washington as a boozy airline pilot in "Flight." 
 
 Dramatic-actress nominees are Jessica Chastain as a CIA analyst hunting Osama bin Laden in "Zero Dark Thirty"; Marion Cotillard as a whale biologist beset by tragedy in "Rust and Bone"; Helen Mirren as Alfred Hitchcock's strong-minded wife in "Hitchcock"; Naomi Watts as a woman caught up in a devastating tsunami in "The Impossible"; and Rachel Weisz as a woman ruined by an affair in "The Deep Blue Sea." 
 
 For musical or comedy actress, the lineup is Emily Blunt as a consultant for a Mideast sheik in "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"; Judi Dench as a widow who retires overseas in "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"; Jennifer Lawrence as young widow in a new romance in "Silver Linings Playbook"; Maggie Smith as an aging singer in a retirement home in "Quartet"; and Meryl Streep as a wife trying to save her marriage in "Hope Springs." 
 
 Nominees for musical or comedy actor are Jack Black as a solicitous mortician in "Bernie"; Bradley Cooper as a troubled man fresh out of a mental hospital in "Silver Linings Playbook"; Hugh Jackman as Hugo's long-suffering hero Jean Valjean in "Les Miserables"; Ewan McGregor as a British fisheries expert in "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"; and Bill Murray as Franklin Roosevelt in "Hyde Park on Hudson." 
 
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 http://www.goldenglobes.org ||||| The nominations for the 36th annual Golden Raspberry Awards – or Razzies for short — were announced Wednesday, with Fifty Shades of Grey, Pixels, Jupiter Ascending, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 all tying for the most nominations of the dubious award, which recognizes the worst in filmmaking. 
 
 These four films led the Razzies lineup with six nods each; meanwhile, Marvel flop Fantastic Four has been nominated for a total of five awards. 
 
 The award ceremony will take place on February 27, the day before the 88th Academy Awards, where the following nominees in each category will be recognized for contributing to this year’s worst in cinema: 
 
 Worst Picture 
 
 Fantastic Four 
 
 Fifty Shades of Grey 
 
 Jupiter Ascending 
 
 Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 
 
 Pixels 
 
 Worst Actor 
 
 Johnny Depp ( Mortdecai ) 
 
 ) Jamie Dornan ( Fifty Shades of Grey ) 
 
 ) Kevin James ( Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 ) 
 
 ) Adam Sandler ( The Cobbler and Pixels ) 
 
 ) Channing Tatum (Jupiter Ascending) 
 
 Worst Actress 
 
 Katherine Heigl ( Home Sweet Hell ) 
 
 ) Dakota Johnson ( Fifty Shades of Grey ) 
 
 ) Mila Kunis ( Jupiter Ascending ) 
 
 ) Jennifer Lopez ( The Boy Next Door ) 
 
 ) Gwyneth Paltrow (Mortdecai) 
 
 Worst Supporting Actor 
 
 Chevy Chase ( Hot Tub Time Machine 2 and Vacation ) 
 
 ) Josh Gad ( Pixels and The Wedding Ringer ) 
 
 ) Kevin James ( Pixels ) 
 
 ) Jason Lee ( Alvin and the Chipmunks: Road Chip ) 
 
 ) Eddie Redmayne (Jupiter Ascending) 
 
 Worst Supporting Actress 
 
 Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting ( Alvin and the Chipmunks : Road Chip and The Wedding Ringer ) 
 
 ) Rooney Mara ( Pan ) 
 
 ) Michelle Monaghan ( Pixels ) 
 
 ) Julianne Moore ( Seventh Son ) 
 
 ) Amanda Seyfried (Love the Coopers and Pan) 
 
 Worst Remake or Sequel 
 
 Alvin and The Chipmunks: The Road Chip 
 
 Fantastic Four 
 
 Hot Tub Time Machine 2 
 
 Human Centipede 3 
 
 Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 
 
 Worst Screen Combo 
 
 Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell ( Fantastic Four ) 
 
 ) Johnny Depp and his glued-on mustache ( Mortdecai ) 
 
 ) Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson ( Fifty Shades of Grey ) 
 
 ) Kevin James and either his Segway or glued-on mustache ( Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 ) 
 
 ) Adam Sandler and any pair of shoes (The Cobbler) 
 
 Worst Director 
 
 Andy Fickman ( Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 ) 
 
 ) Tom Six ( Human Centipede 3 ) 
 
 ) Sam Taylor-Johnson ( Fifty Shades of Grey ) 
 
 ) Josh Trank ( Fantastic Four ) 
 
 ) Andy and Lana Wachowski (Jupiter Ascending) 
 
 Razzies Redeemer Award 
 
 Elizabeth Banks 
 
 M. Night Shyamalan 
 
 Will Smith 
 
 Sylvester Stallone 
 
 The Razzie nominees were announced on Wednesday, a day before the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is set to unveil its full slate of nominations. 
 
 Actor John Krasinski, AMPAS President Cheryl Boone Isaacs, and filmmakers Guillermo del Toro and Ang Lee have been selected to announce the Oscar nominations.
– A nice bit of schadenfreude for Twilight haters: Breaking Dawn Part 2, the merciful final installment in the vampire saga, leads this year's nominations for the Golden Raspberry Awards (aka Razzies), which honor the year's worst films. It managed to grab a nomination in each of the 10 categories, plus an 11th nomination because it was nominated twice in the Worst Screen Couple category, E! reports. Lead actress Kristen Stewart scored a second Worst Actress nomination too, for Snow White and the Huntsman. Other much-dishonored films: Adam Sandler's That's My Boy, with nine nominations, and Rihanna's Battleship, with seven. Awards are handed out the day before the Oscars, Feb. 23. On a more serious note, BAFTA nominations also came out today, and Steven Spielberg's Lincoln dominated that field with 10 nominations, the Los Angeles Times reports. Tom Hooper's Les Miserables and Ang Lee's Life of Pi came in second with nine nominations each, followed by James Bond flick Skyfall with eight. All of the above except Skyfall were nominated for best film, along with Ben Affleck's Argo and Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty. Those five best film nominees also made up the five Director's Guild of America Award nominees that were announced yesterday, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The DGA Awards will be held Feb. 2; the BAFTAs are Feb. 10.