Crime Spree at the SAG Awards

There were a few momentary references to the dramatic writers who have disrupted Hollywood's awards season. But for the most region, it was awards indicate job as customary at the 14th yearly SAG Awards on Sunday. "No Country for Old Men," the bloody, modern Western about a drug trade gone terrible, took two awards: better movement image casting and a supportive nod for Javier Bardem. The new movie honors went to Daniel Day-Lewis ("There Will Be Blood"), Julie Christie ("Away From Her") and Ruby Dee ("American Gangster. HBO's "The Sopranos" made it a complete circle, ending its awards travel the manner it started it: with a sweep of the play series categories at the SAG Awards. NBC's "The Office" and "30 Rock" divide the honors on the comedy position, with "Office" taking better ensemble and "30 Rock" stars Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey winning better player and actress, respectively.

Despite alarming tempest clouds, the rains held away long enough for thespians to walk the crimson rug outside the Los Angeles Shrine Expo Centercq, place of the TNT/TBS program where, in addition to handing away its yearly awards, SAG celebrated its 75th anniversary. Looking backwards over the story of the actors guild, SAG president Alan Rosenberg said the founders "looked to the writers guildcq for inspiration," beginning a custom of "deal solidarity, which extends to today. " With that, he called for WGA president Patric Verrone, who was in the audience, to go a bow. A discharge from the writers guild permitted the display to get on. But while oodles of stars turned upward, an amount did not have it to the case, including winners Baldwin, Kevin Kline and Queen Latifah.

In his remarks, Rosenberg did not cite the writers hit, though. Instead, as if giving a short story of SAG's own labour disputes, the display included three filmed segments narrated by Blair Underwood, who discussed how SAG worked to better working conditions for actors in the past. Turning to the existing, Underwood said original technologies are changing the job, and, "formerly again we seem to our guild. " Fey, a WGA member and vocal strike friend, was one of the few winners to have a mention to the job closure. "I seek to thank everyone in SAG for being then positive of the Writers Guild of America," she said.

The Russell Girl (2008) Preview

THE RUSSEL GIRL is continues today, Jan 27th, with completely original film. Amber Tamblyn, the film superstar, who roles Sarah Russell, a 23 years older aspire medical school pupil who visits her caring household to present some pressing word, but instead discovers herself attempting to eventually face a difficult period from her past. Besides Amber Tamblyn, The Russell Girl as easily stars Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Jennifer Ehle, Tim DeKay, Henry Czerny, and Paul Wesley. Below much pictures and trailer, and recall to see The Russell Girl January 27th at 9 pm on CBS.

President Gordon B. Hinckley 1910-2008 Has Passed Away

Officials with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced this evening that Church President Gordon B. Hinckley has passed off. He passed off at his house about 7:00 this evening with his household at his position. President Hinckley was 97 years older. He was the 15th president of the Church. Born in Salt Lake City on June 23, 1910; he graduated from the University of Utah and served a mission to Great Britain. After he returned, he embarked on a life of service for the Church. He was employed as the executive secretary of the Church Radio, Publicity, and Literature Committee before he was called to be an Apostle in 1961. He was subsequently called to do as a counsellor to President Spencer W. Kimball, President Ezra Taft Benson and President Howard W. Hunter. Since becoming Church President on Mar. 12, 1995, he has directed the almost fierce synagogue construction plan in the story of the Church in an attempt to stretch synagogue blessings to much members.

He has exhibited energy and vitality as he has traveled about the reality encounter and speaking to members of the Church. Through video interviews and domestic press publications, he has increased media care and improved the national picture of the Church. He has counseled Church members to fellowship original converts, befriend members of new faiths, survive typical lives, and avert the evils of the reality. Funeral arrangements probably will be talked about in the next 24 hours. It's protocol to permit church leaders and household members to go jointly to intend the funeral. The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles are now leading the church. That system will select the next leader of the religion. By custom, it is the elderly member, and that is President Thomas S. Monson, who has been President Hinckley's First Counselor.

Paige Davis Comes Back to 'Trading Spaces'

Paige Davis might be on the brink of getting something many seek, but few really love - exoneration. She wants exoneration for being dumped - severely - as the host of "Trading Spaces" in 2005. And oddly, she might just have that gratification on "Trading Spaces," where she returns as host Saturday at 10 p. m. on TLC. "It's not something I always would get considered," Davis told the Daily News during a recess in output Friday. "My exit was really terrible; it was a resolution I didn't realize, why it had been made. I didn't realize why it was done in a rough style. I was pretty damage by the folk who were running TLC at the moment."

Back so, Davis' exit was announced by TLC in an assertion that said they wanted to go "Trading Spaces" in an "original imaginative instruction" and that it would get hostless. Ratings disappeared faster than a hoop of Snickers bars at an outing for "Biggest Loser" candidates. Once the hottest display on TLC and the touchpoint for stake in an original rise of how-to shows, the reconfigured, hostless, "Trading Spaces" became a loser. "It took me a few months to go to terms with it," Davis said of the sacking. "I'd like to tell it was just another career blip, but it wasn't. I had dedicated then more of myself that wasn't in my work description. I took it a little harder than warranted. But it came out of left area and was done in a comparatively cruel manner."

She was lured backwards by an original administration squad at TLC and by the fact that the display is now produced by a distinct party. More significant, all involved were determined to take the display to its new format: a pair of designers redoing one room in homes of friends, with Davis as the host. "They said, 'We seek to offer you the chance to have that display increase, to take it backwards,'" Davis said. "They wear't feeling 'Trading Spaces' had operate its class," she said. "They look it was operate into the soil. " In the three years she's been off, Davis has worked to produce programs with King World and CBS, and returned to the theater reality she loved.

Once backwards on the "Trading Spaces" work, Davis said it felt like she hadn't left. Some of the same on-camera folk are yet around. And they've returned to some of the staples of the new, such as the music and consumption of elevated cameras to document the changes. That sits easily with Davis, overly. "Now that entire moment period becomes just another region of the travel, quite than the conclusion," she said. "I'm getting to rewrite the conclusion of my script. [Being fired] was just a chapter. After shooting the best installment of the original season that strike me really powerfully: how robust it was to go backwards and make it again."

Suharto's Condition Worsens to 'Very Dangerous'

Suharto was hospitalized January 4 for treatment of a failing liver, heart and lungs

Former Indonesian President Suharto's circumstance has worsened to its lowest level since he was hospitalized over three weeks ago, doctors said Sunday. Suharto entered the hospital on January 4 for handling of a failing liver, eye and lungs. The blow in his health comes just a day after his doctors said he appeared to be making an extraordinary recuperation. Suharto was president of Indonesia from 1967 until his surrender in 1998 under huge political force. His household is accused of amassing billion of dollars in country funds during his reign.