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latimesblogs.latimes.com - 10/13/2009
Leading? Supporting? Who's who in award season's favorite game?
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And now let the category shifting games begin circa 2009. Kate Winslet got through most of the 2008 awards season winning supporting awards for her lead performance in "The Reader" before late inning voters in the British Academy and Academy...
Who the hell was that?
incontention.com - 10/8/2009
Who the hell was that?
— incontention.com — Coincidentally enough, the same day that Kris spotlighted the Best Actress race, the category has been on my mind too — as a thought hit me that could factor in what is potentially one of the tightest duels of the season. Almost every Oscar ... (more) Who the hell was that?

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Category shuffling gets complicated
In Contention — ... , but as Pete Hammond points out in a recent Notes on a Season item, the category musical chairs are taking place elsewhere, too. ...

MD News Desk: Butler Does It
Movie Dearest — ... American Film Institute Life Achievement Award. In addition to such certified classics as Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and The Graduate, Nichols has helmed such gay faves as Working Girl and Postcards from the Edge and the GLBT-inclusive works Silkwood, The Birdcage and Angels in America. - Are they actually going to try to put Meryl Streep's Julia Child in the supporting race? - Here are the 65 countries in competition for the 2009 ...

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