Events: Award Shows: Page 6

• “You’re Very Glib”: Tom Cruise Nominated For Razzies - “We’re not going to lose you! I’m going to get Belleraphon into your system!” Tom Cruise might have dodged a Razzi for this utterance in “Mission Impossible: II,” but no longer. Print Date: 30-Jan-2006

• Who’s the Best at Being the Worst? - This year sequels and remakes dominate the Razzies. Print Date: 30-Jan-2006

• Olivier Awards Goes On Despite Crisis - Despite losing a musical director, artistic director, and chairman, the English National Opera still has eight nominations for this year’s Laurence Olivier Awards. Print Date: 18-Jan-2006

• James Denton, Other Celebrities Crowning Miss America This Weekend - The hunky “Desperate Housewives“ star will preside over a classic pageant in a new city. Print Date: 18-Jan-2006

• Golden Globe Winners Draw First Blood as Oscars Approach - Despite playing in only 683 theatres nationwide, Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain swept the Golden Globes and will cut a tremendous figure in the upcoming Academy Awards. Print Date: 18-Jan-2006

• Goddesses of the Golden Globes - The starlets lit up the night fashionably attired in red, white and black. Print Date: 17-Jan-2006

• Golden Globe Awards - Kong, Narnia and 007 Lose at the Golden Globes to Lee, Hoffman and Phoenix Print Date: 17-Jan-2006

• “Capote” and “Syriana” Tie For Scripter’s Prize - The films “Capote,” starring Phillip Seymour Hoffman, and “Syriana,” staring George Clooney and Matt Damon, tied for the 17th annual USC Scripter Award, which honors the year’s best adaptations from literary sources. Print Date: 16-Jan-2006

• Brokeback Mountain Clears Hurdles for Gay Films - Monday’s Golden Globe Awards may be a key victory for gay films, with Ang Lee’s “Brokeback Mountain,” the biography “Capote,” and the film “Transamerica” being top contenders for the awards. Print Date: 16-Jan-2006

• No “Short Cuts” Here: Director Altman to Receive Honorary Oscar - Director Robert Altman (“Nashville,” “Gosford Park”) will be presented with an honorary Oscar due to his “career that has repeatedly reinvented the art form and inspired filmmakers and audiences alike.” Print Date: 12-Jan-2006

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