Live Coverage: The Golden Globes Blog

With only a week to go before the Golden Globes winners are announced, now's the time to stick your neck out and make some very hard choices: George or Denzel? Tina or America? Johnny or Ryan? Nikki, Ellen or Amy?

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Big day around here. Nominations for the 65th Annual Golden Globe Awards were announced by Quentin Tarantino, Hayden Panettiere and Ryan Reynolds—just about the only three people in town not to get a nom. E! Online had it covered, and here's what we learned:

Twelve Movies Were Nominated for Best Picture:  Which, you have to admit, is an awful lot. (Read more.)

Lost and Heroes Got the Shaft:  Not to mention Desperate Housewives and (save one nom each) The Office and Ugly Betty. TV Diva Kristin Dos Santos has a few ideas on why. (Read more.)

Funny thing about the Golden Globes nominations released this morning: Many of the big movie noms are, in fact, from the Future! Sure, plenty of the TV shows already sitting on your TiVo snagged noms (or didn't, as our TV Diva Kristin points out), but a huge handful of the flicks mentioned haven't even hit the megaplex.

Atonement took the most noms, with seven, but the WWII drama doesn't expand into most markets until tomorrow. And a good half of the other best picture noms—Charlie Wilson's War, The Great Debaters, There Will Be Blood, Sweeney Todd—won't open until at least next week.

We've got the full list of nominees right about here. But are you even going to see them, if and when they come to a theater near you?

The 65th Golden Globes are scheduled for Jan. 13 in Beverly Hills.