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Thursday, 12 January 2012

Critics Choice Awards: 'The Artist' Scores Best Picture (Complete Winners List)


Critics Choice Awards: 'The Artist' Scores Best Picture (Complete Winners List)."The Artist" won the honors for best film, George Clooney and Viola Davis picked up Best Actor and Actress awards and "aid" has won three Best Actors Award as the 2012 Film Critics' choices have been broadcast Live VH1's Hollywood Palladium.

Comedians Paul Scheer and Rob Huebel hosted the festivities, where the movie on film - "The Artist" - won top honors, and "help" was the CCMA for best actress, best supporting actress ( Octavia Spencer) and Best Ensemble Acting. .

Leonardo DiCaprio and Olivia Harrison (George Harrison's widow) presented the Music + Film Award to Martin Scorsese. The presentation also included a performance by Bob Dylan.

Sean Penn also received the Joel Siegel Award for his humanitarian work. The award was presented to Penn - who appeared live via satellite - by George Clooney.

The Critics’ Choice Movie Awards are voted by the Film Critics Association mailing, a group of critics of television, radio and Internet to over 250. It is most important organization of the nation's film critics.

The CCMA generally correspond to the Oscars pretty well; with voters agree with the Academy for four of the last five winners for Best Picture. The only case in which they disagreed last year, when "The Social Network" won the CCMA and "The King's Speech" the Oscar.

Last year all four acting winners - Colin Firth, Natalie Portman, Christian Bale and Melissa Leo - won Academy Awards. Overall, 12 reviews last year, the winner’s choice (of 20 overlapping categories) won the Oscars, the year before, 13 did.

2012 Critics' Choice Movie Awards winners:

Best supporting actor: Christopher Plummer - "Beginners"

Best Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer - "Help"

Best Picture: "The Artist"

Best Director: Michel Hazanavicius - "The Artist"

Best Actor: George Clooney - "The Descendants"

Best Actress: Viola Davis - "Help"

Best Young Actress Actor / Thomas Horn - "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"

Best Acting Ensemble: The Cast of "The Help"

Best Original Screenplay: Woody Allen - "Midnight in Paris"

Best Adapted Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin, Steven Zaillian and Stan Chervin - "Moneyball"

Best Cinematography: (tie) "War Horse" and "The Tree of Life"

Best Animation: "Rango"

Best action film: "Drive"

Best Comedy: "ladies"

Best Foreign Film: "Separation"

Best Documentary Feature: "George Harrison: Living in the material world"

Best Song: "Life is a happy song" from "The Muppets"

Art Direction: "Hugo"

Best Editing: "The girl with the dragon tattoo"

Best Costume Design: "The Artist"

Best Makeup: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2"

Best Visual Effects: "Rise of the Planet of the Apes"

Best Sound: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2"

Best Score: "The Artist"

Joel Siegel Award: Sean Penn

Music Critics' Choice Award + Film: Martin Scorsese

Wednesday, 11 January 2012

People's Choice Awards: For The Fans


People's Choice Awards: For The Fans. LOS ANGELES - Fans have voted, and the millions: Stars of television, film and music picked up their trophies at Wednesday night's 38th People's Choice Awards.
Backstage, Emma Stone, winner of the favorite-movie-actress, had tongue firmly in cheek when asked how she felt: "It's zero," she joked to reporters. "It's so crappy. No, it's so nice. "The star of aid, wearing a green jacket and dark trousers Gucci, choked on stage during his acceptance speech. But she recovered enough to tell reporters later its icon of style. "Diane Keaton, for sure," she said.

In fact, many stars say People Choice Awards is their favorite season of the award, which is just beginning. Hosted by Kaley Cuoco CBS 'The Big Bang Theory at the Nokia Theatre , the awards were presented after a record 230 million votes and more online at the site and via Facebook and Twitter. Faith Hill and Demi Lovato provided the musical.

PHOTOS: People's Choice Awards red carpet and more
RESULTS: The list of winners

Dressed in a red dress with poufy red stilettos, Cuoco opened the show by shouting: "I always loved this show because you, the fans are in control of who wins!"

That said, Nathan Fillion, who won the award for favorite TV actor drama for Castle CBS, summed up the issue during his turn on the red carpet: Winning, he said, "depends on the savvy Internet your fans.” Later, during his acceptance speech, he was explicit: "For fans, this giant tear crystallized victory is a symbol of your good taste!"

Social media got some kudos as well. "Love the fans on Twitter. Keep it up, guys! "Said Neil Patrick Harris , star of How I Met Your Mother, during his acceptance speech for the favorite-TV-comedy-actor award.

But sometimes, the traditional ways the fans out of contact work, too. "I was recently at a Cracker Barrel, and I was recognized more than anywhere else in my life," said Ana Gasteyer from Suburgatory ABC.

During the acceptance speech and backstage, winners reinforced the love of the fan. "Glee would be nothing without you," said Lea Michele wearing a Marchesa when she won for TV comedy actress.

Backstage, Harris paid tribute to viewers: "We are in season 7, so it's good to know that our fans are continuing to look," he said. And where would the new father of twins put his heavy Waterford Crystal trophy? "I should put it over the cradle," he joked. "Make a mobile out of it."

Earlier on the red carpet, Ewan McGregor said he was pleased with the evening: "I think it's special because the people who paid money to see our films have a chance to vote for people they want to be recognized. makes it special, I think. "

Vanessa Hudgens, wearing Jenny Packham, talked about his favorite movies. "Right now I watch the film again and again is to bridesmaids. These women are hysterical, "she said.

Dermot Mulroney was having a busy night. Opposite his new film, The Grey, was premiered.

Mulroney said he will make an appearance in the Fox comedy New Girl in an arc of the story. "I'll play a love for Zooey Deschanel. We had the table read yesterday. "On his character:" He is a father of one of his students; I can assure you it will be hilarious. "

White collar Matt Bomer recalled his experience with the most unique fan. "Someone almost ran me down on a pedestrian crossing, and then to add insult to injury, when they finally stopped and I ran to the other side of the road they said, 'Oh, sorry, we thought you were Neal Caffrey, "my character in the series."

As for his next film Magic Mike, which is about male strippers, "I do not think the public really know what they are in. It's kind of Saturday Night Fever, Boogie Nights type of printing. It's really a coming-of age story and a salacious story, of course, given its content. "

On the red carpet, Kathy Griffin talked about his new talk show for Bravo: "This is not barred - one day a week, an hour's time." How is it different from Andy Cohen whose program is broadcast five nights a week? "I am in prime time. He is the guy in the late evening."

His secret weapon? "I have my 91 year old mother, Maggie. She will be there in a Muumuu. "Is it stand-up?" Stand-up - of course I think that's what people who come to me as to see. "

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro of MTV spoke jerseyshore Shooting Back-to-back from Italy to New Jersey: "We have four or five months, every day, no television, no phone, no computer we are not allowed to read the newsapaper.. It's all around us in interaction. "

Experience the most bizarre fan: "I had a cry of Guy of me was meeting a new ."

Kat Dennings and Beth Bers of 2 Broke Girls were asked on the show day a little drama on television critics conference, where he has been criticized for portraying men as a dimension.

Dennings: "We were just sitting there."

Bers, "I know that it was not dramatic for us."

Dennings: "He was handsome, they (the media) tend to blow things up ... It was not really a big deal ... "

Bers about his recent weird fan moment: "A man in the subway in New York said:" Hey, have you seen that show two girls Broke You look like that girl? ‘ "

What could she say? She just walked away.

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