"The Artist" and "Hugo" continued their domination of the early awards season, each racking up 11 Critics' Choice nominations from the Broadcast Film Critics Association, perhaps the only critics group that presages the Academy Award nominations with any accuracy.
There are a lot of protests going on in New York City these days, but this was unexpected.
Plus: More star sightings!
Serious the bulldog reveals all about smooching the sexy star - with a little help from his trainer
The pair enjoy another outing on Sunday - this time on the grounds of the Griffith Observatory
The advance buzz around Drive, the movie about a Hollywood stunt driver played by Ryan Gosling, got me to thinking: We have lots of movies featuring cars, from Bullitt to The Fast and Furious, but where are the movies about car companies?
Ryan Gosling's very good year shifts into high gear in "Drive", a lean, mean crime thriller that wowed the crowds at the Toronto International Film Festival last week and goes nationwide Friday.
As the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) winds to a close, here are five takeaways from the event, which traditionally features lots of premieres, star power and schmoozing.
A slew of stars - including Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling - are heading to Canada
The costars hold hands on a day out together at Disneyland
There are always films being released, even in the relatively dead first few months of the year. Granted, many of the studio films released before May will come and go quicker than the cable guy when you've just stepped out for a quart of milk, but, every once in a while, a gem comes along. "The Matrix" was released in March, for example, but generally it's "Just Go With It" or "Legion."
The Crazy, Stupid, Love star reportedly stops a scuffle over the weekend in N.Y.C.
The actor embraces his paternal instincts on the New York set of The Place Beyond the Pines
Ever since the actress announced that Paco is her main man, he's been getting more swag than she does
She may have accepted J.P.'s proposal, but Hebert and Flajnik have a true canine connection
The actor's "Muppet" George spices up the night with his daring doggie 'do
"The Tree of Life," an American film helmed by director Terrence Malick and starring Brad Pitt, took home the top prize Sunday at the Cannes film festival.
The actor shows off his muscular side in a steamy role as a real ladies' man
The pair share a friendly brunch in Cincinnati, then visit a local aquarium
Ryan Gosling, Mila Kunis, Andrew Garfield and more all fell short, despite promising buzz
Michelle Williams, Emma Stone, Sofia Vergara, Emily Blunt and Jon Hamm also will hand out the honors
Does "The Notebook" cause breakups?
The Blue Valentine costars are playful throughout an interview
"We tried to break it to her once, but she wasn't having it," the actor says of his mother's willful suspension of disbelief
"Boy was I ready for some good news!" Michael Douglas says after getting a nod for Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Kelly Rutherford weighs in on the pair's relationship, and also says she's open to dating in her own life now
The King's Speech leads the pack with seven nods, followed by The Fighter and The Social Network with six
They are nearly inseparable at the premiere after-party for Gosling’s new film, Blue Valentine
The director of Blue Valentine says the actress ate pints of ice cream for breakfast and dinner
The Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps costars split "some time ago," say sources
The two costars raised eyebrows going around her hometown together, hand-in-hand
"They are not dating," her rep tells PEOPLE after the pair were cozy in Cannes
The Blue Valentine costars get cozy at an afterparty for their film in Cannes
We all know a woman who seems to be more fortunate in the guy department than the rest of us.
The Goslings drop in on a Vegas party hosted by Joel Madden and Nicole Richie
The actor's concept record Dead Man's Bones will feature a children's choir
From Ryan Gosling to Kelly Osbourne - find out where your favorite stars spin, what they play ... and if they're any good!
In one YouTube spot, Joel Madden asks Emile Hirsch to support freeing abducted child soldiers in Africa
While the two actors are close, right now "the timing is off" – she's shooting in London and he's focusing on music
The retired actor raps at a L.A. hotspot while being taped by Casey Affleck
The one-time couple share a romantic dinner with friends in Toronto
Gosling "seemed happy to see" his ex-girlfriend at the Hollywood club, a pal says
Filming of Michelle Williams's next movie, Blue Valentine, has been put on hold while the actress copes with the death of Heath Ledger, a source tells PEOPLE.
Zac Efron has until Jan. 27 to get back on his feet – that's the night he's set to step onstage as a presenter at the 14th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, the event's organizers have announced.
Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams share the honor of being recent Oscar nominees. But are they sharing a bit more these days?
Ryan Gosling says his Notebook costar Rachel McAdams was "one of the great loves of my life" – but when the couple split several months ago, he ended up consoling fans.
Do not be alarmed if you throw up your hands at some point during "Lars and the Real Girl" and blurt out, "These people are bonkers, and enablers, too!" The reaction is normal and doesn't signify hardheartedness, even if this wee indie drama is being sold as a charming, oddball story of communal compassion.
"Does it bother you that I call you 'Willy'?" Ted Crawford (Anthony Hopkins) inquires of prosecuting attorney Willy Beachum (Ryan Gosling). "Very well then: Willy ..." Hopkins teases out every ounce of absurdity he can find in the name. A boy's name, surely, not a name for a high-powered attorney?
What's coming up at the movies? Each month we'll highlight the best forthcoming big budget, independent and foreign language films.
In the world of the dance movie, life is stripped down to the honesty of bodies in motion and a rhythm-dictated intimacy that can't be denied. There's usually a class factor, a competitive element, a disapproving authority figure, or perhaps all three.
One more feel-great sports movie with a teen-poetry title and Kurt Russell will have himself a trilogy.
The talented minds behind "Amelie," the quirky 2001 French film that introduced doll-eyed Audrey Tautou to American audiences, focus their vibrant visual sensibility upon a darker tale.
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