The moral: Be careful where you send e-mails.

The Hurt Locker and Avatar lead the pack with nine nominations apiece, but the biggest surprise might be one particular film that’s up for Best Picture.

As Avatar continues to dazzle box office numbers, the Golden Globe winner loses to The Hurt Locker at the PGA Awards 2010.

Now that’s a bingo!

The Hollywood Foreign Press loves blue people.

The Writers Guild has made their nominations and there are a few surprises.

The sci-fi genre sees a huge boost in recognition now that the PGA named 10 films (instead of the traditional five).

Battlestar Galactica was a big winner, so was HBO’s True Blood.

Now when you address the king of Middle Earth you may call him Sir Peter Jackson.

The Hurt Locker and Up in the Air tie with the most wins, but which one won Best Picture?

The Jason Reitman drama leads all films with six nominations.

It’s a good day to be a Basterd, an Avatar or have a Hangover. So if you find that your life is Up in the Air, don’t worry, a Messenger may deliver a Proposal to you in District 9.

The 19th Annual Gotham Awards is in the books and it was almost a clean sweep by The Hurt Locker.

Earlier this year it was announced that the Best Picture category was going to be greatly expanded. Now it seems that the Animated Feature category is shooting for a growth spurt as well.

Cannes is considered by many to be the most prestigious of all the film festivals. Getting your film seen there is every filmmaker’s dream. Well, this years Cannes finished up and awards have been announced.

Even the crap needs love!

In a time when people are scrambling all over to pick the best films of last year and nominate then eight different ways from Sunday, The Razzies show up to point out the worst films of 2008.

Best Picture
“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”
“Frost/Nixon”
“Milk”
“The Reader”
“Slumdog Millionaire”
More after the cut.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts announced their full list of nominations for their 2009 awards show. Here is the list of film nominees.

It was a pretty eventful night at the 66th Annual Golden Globes. Steven Spielberg received the Cecil B. DeMille award and Kate Winslet walked away with two Globes, one for Supporting Actress in The Reader and one for Lead Actress in Revolutionary Road. The other big winner of the night was Slumdog Millionaire with four [...]