• "Atonement" won the Golden Globe for Best Drama last night, while "Sweeney Todd" took home the award for "Best Comedy or Musical." I guess because it's both hilarious and dramatic, "Norbit" didn't get nominated in either category, which hardly seems fair.
• Daniel Day-Lewis and Julie Christie won the Golden Globes for best Actor/Actress in a Drama, and Johnny Depp and Marion Cotillard won for best Actor/Actress in a Comedy or Musical. Philip Seymour Hoffman lost out for both "Best Actor" and "Best Supporting Actor," but did win this year's coveted "My Parents Can Finally Remember This Person's Name" Award.
• HBO dominated the tv categories at the Globes, winning in 6 of 11 categories including "Best TV Movie" (Longford), "Best Supporting Actor" (Jeremy Piven), and "Least Shame In Constantly Replaying a Worthless Movie (Superman Returns).
• In non-globe-related news, Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman gave birth to their first child, Max Liron Bratman. Apparently, they let Bret Easton Ellis name the child?
• "The Bucket List" topped the weekend box office, earning $19.5 million and greatly bolstering John McCain's presidential campaign.

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