Juno was wiped out at the supershortened Golden Globes (30 minutes long!), losing in all three categories. The winners in the movie's nominated categories were Sweeney Todd (best musical/comedy), Marion Cotillard (best actress, musical/comedy) and No Country (best screenplay).
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Juno goes 0-for-3 at Golden Globes
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
Ellen on Tavis Smiley tonight
Remember him? Mr. tolerable from BET? He's been running a respectable talk show on PBS for a couple of years now, and he has an interview with Ellen that will air tonight. What time it'll air will depend on your local station. Check your listings.
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Ellen up for Orange Rising Star Award
I say this only because "Orange Rising Star Award" sounds fun to have. It is the only Baftas award that can be voted on by the general public.
Ellen's oppositions includes Sienna Miller, Sam Riley, Shia LaBeouf and Tang Wei. Whichever one is British will probably win. I kid.
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Sunday, January 6, 2008
Juno places third in box office
In wide release, Juno placed third in the box office weekend, taking in $16.2 million, just short of second-place I Am Legend's $16.4 mil and barely ahead of fourth-place Alvin's $16 mil.
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Thursday, January 3, 2008
Ellen on Letterman tonight
Thought I'd throw up a reminder, Ellen Page will be on the Late Show tonight, 11:30PM on CBS. Or check your local listings? Either way.
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Sunday, December 30, 2007
A blank of ten days
At least it wasn't ten years this time around. *mumble* *mumble*
Anyways, a rundown on all that's happened in the past week:
Juno cracked into the box office top 10 last weekend at #9, and this weekend at #5, and has now taken in an overall total of over $25 million. Of course, the movie's been advertised a lot more heavily over the past couple of weeks, and had the "benefit" of being tied-in with the whole Jamie Lynn Spears pregnancy shit. I've a million things to say about that, but I'd rather keep it to myself. Best of luck to you, Jamie Lynn.
With the late night shows coming back on, surely Fox would send Ellen out to make the rounds. The only appearance that seems to be confirmed so far is for the Late Show (David Letterman...zzz...) this Thursday, January 3rd. I can only assume that'll be followed by Conan, then Jay Leno and Ellen DeGeneres.
Lastly, I put a start on the gallery. A beta really. It's just something to fill space, don't expect it to be to the level of other fansites, because I'm just not a fansite person.
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
Ellen picks up SAG nomination
Ellen picked up a SAG nomination for Juno in the category of "Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role". That's another one down.
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