Awards Calendar

                                           

                                                 January 2011

 

 

4 | WGA film nominees announced

4 | WGA film nominees announced

5 | People's Choice Awards

5 | People's Choice Awards

16 | 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards

16 | 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards

22 | The Producers Guild of America Awards ceremony

22 | The Producers Guild of America Awards ceremony

24 | Golden Raspberry "RAZZIE" Award nominees announced

24 | Golden Raspberry "RAZZIE" Award nominees announced

25 | Academy Award nominations announced 5:30 a.m.

25 | Academy Award nominations announced 5:30 a.m.

30 | 17th annual SAG Awards

30 | 17th annual SAG Awards

 

                                                    February 2011

 

1 | The Visual Effects Society Awards

1 | The Visual Effects Society Awards

5 | 2011 WGA Awards

5 | 2011 WGA Awards


12 | Academy Award Scientific and Technical Awards presentation

12 | Academy Award Scientific and Technical Awards presentation

13 | 53rd annual Grammy Awards, Staples Center, Los Angeles

13 | 53rd annual Grammy Awards, Staples Center, Los Angeles

13 | 2011 BAFTA Awards

13 | 2011 BAFTA Awards

19 | 2011 ACE Eddie Awards

19 | 2011 ACE Eddie Awards


26 | Golden Raspberry "RAZZIE" Awards

26 | Golden Raspberry "RAZZIE" Awards

27 | 83rd Annual Academy Awards presentation

27 | 83rd Annual Academy Awards presentation

Natalie Portman's awkward Golden Globes speech and laugh catch fire online






Besides Ricky Gervais, the other talked-about moment from the Golden Globes was Natalie Portman's best actress in a drama film acceptance speech, in which the pregnant beauty attempted a joke regarding her fiance and his lines from their film "Black Swan." The joke landed just fine but it was her giddy laugh that seemed to ring on a bit too long afterward.
Of course, those are the moments that seem to never die on the Internet. And College Humor has taken that joke and run with it, recreating her laugh into a never-ending moment complete with reaction shots from other Globe attendees. Some are calling it Portman's "Norbit" moment, in reference to the theory that Eddie Murphy lost the Academy Award for his part in "Dreamgirls" based on the awful fat-suit comedy that opened in the middle of his campaign. Portman is opening the romantic comedy "No Strings Attached" in the middle of her campaign but that film -- even coupled with her awkward speech -- doesn't seem like nearly enough to derail a performance that has been lauded by critics and audiences alike.
However, the poised and polished Annette Bening rid herself of all her previous acceptance speech demons, delivering an eloquent, concise and funny speech. With the lead actress Oscar race a contest essentially between these two women, it will be interesting to see how this little video plays through the next month.
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