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1. 'Damages' leads Globe TV pack with 4 noms

   4:00 am 12/14/2007

   • by Nellie Andreeva

   Cable's big year was capped by a strong showing in the Golden Globes nominations, where cable series dominated both the drama and comedy categories.Read more

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2. Can tight budgets bring out the best in talented directors?

   4:00 am 12/13/2007

   • by Stephen Galloway

   Accepting reality is a crucial part of a director's work, which -- arguably more than that of any other artist -- requires functioning within the limits of the possible.Read more

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3. WGA's options span the Globes

   4:00 am 12/13/2007

   • by Steven Zeitchik

   The HFPA is looking for a way to ensure that a struck Golden Globes doesn't turn into a ghost-town Golden Globes.Read more

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4. 'Debaters' nabs Kramer award

   4:00 am 12/13/2007

   • by Carl DiOrio

   Denzel Washington's "The Great Debaters" will be honored with the Stanley Kramer Award, given annually to recognize films involving "provocative social issues."Read more

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5. Oscars go long with songs

   4:00 am 12/13/2007

   • by Carolyn Giardina

   Fifty-nine songs from eligible feature-length motion pictures are being considered in the original song category for the 80th Annual Academy Awards.Read more

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6. Production designer to receive honorary Oscar

   4:00 am 12/13/2007

   • by Carolyn Giardina

   Robert Boyle has been voted an Honorary Academy Award by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.Read more

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7. Small-screen helmers in line for DGA nominations

   4:00 am 12/12/2007

   • by Ray Richmond

   Television directors are far more valuable than advertised, setting a qualitative tone for a production by virtue of their creative vision and work ethic.Read more

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   Screenwriters avoid getting lost in their translations

   4:00 am 12/12/2007

   • by Stephen Galloway

   This year's crop of adapted screenplay writers stay true to the original stories -- without getting lost in their translations.Read more

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9. SAG bags a waiver for kudos

   4:00 am 12/12/2007

   • by Carl DiOrio

   SAG said Tuesday that the guild has obtained a WGA script waiver for the 14th annual SAG Awards, allowing its Jan. 27 telecast to go forward.Read more

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    Adaptations can pack suprises for original's writer

    4:00 am 12/12/2007

    • by Stephen Galloway

    Any author who wakes up to find his or her book is a critical or financial success is without a doubt thrilled. But when Hollywood comes calling -- usually following that success -- the emotions can be decidedly more mixed.Read more

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