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The 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards were held on Sunday night at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Stars like Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, George Clooney and more were all on hand to celebrate outstanding performances in Television and Movies.

It was ladies’ night at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards when the film 'The Help' swept the boards. 'The Help' and 'The Artist' dominated the awards show with Jean Dujardin and Viola Davis picking up best actor and actress awards.

'Mildred Pierce' and 'Boardwalk Empire' are still going strong as they both picked up major awards.

The complete list of recipients of the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards follows:

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Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role:
JEAN DUJARDIN / George - "THE ARTIST" (The Weinstein Company)
here are few things worth getting up at the crack of dawn for. Hearing your name during the Academy Award nominations is definitely one of those things.

This was an exciting morning for a handful of Hollywood A-listers. From Brad Pitt to Viola Davis to Jonah Hill, lots of stars had a damn good reason to break open a bottle of champagne before noon today. Here’s what our favorite Oscar-nominated stars had to say about their accomplishment:

Brad Pitt: "It's gonna be pancakes for everyone this morning!" the actor said when he phoned in to the Today show Tuesday morning.
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Nominations for the 84th annual Academy Awards were announced this morning in Beverly Hills, and to no surprise, the Artist has dominated the nominations list.

The Artist, The Descendants and The Help take the clear lead, dominating most of the major categories. The Oscars will air live on February 26th, but in the meanwhile, here is the list of the nominees.

Best Motion Picture of the Year
The Artist
Moneyball
The Descendants
The Help
Hugo
Midnight in Paris
War Horse
Tree of Life
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. day, and Octavia Spencer reminded us of that in her winner’s speech during Sunday night’s Golden Globes.

After winning Best Supporting Actress for The Help, Spencer said:

“With regard to domestics in this country, now and then, I think Dr. King said it best: 'All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance.' And I thank you for recognizing that with our film.”
Last night’s 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards was everything an awards show should be. There was a heartfelt tribute, a slew of awkward moments, an entertaining host. You really couldn’t ask for much more. Okay, maybe it could’ve done without Felicity Huffman and William H Macy’s duet.

Hollyscoop has rounded up the highlights and lowlights of the night, and we now bring you, the best and worst moments from the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards.

‘Worst’ Joke: It wasn’t bad, but it was naughty. Ricky Gervais pointed out Jodie Foster’s ‘Beaver’, and he wasn’t talking about the movie.
We were all looking forward to hearing what Ricky Gervais had to say about the world of entertainment at this year’s 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards.

While Ricky started off strong, he eased up on the celebs this year. Nothing about Ashton’s cheating. Nothing about George Clooney and Brad Pitt’s bromance. And not even one mention of Charlie Sheen’s massive meltdown.

So what did the celebs think? Hollyscoop caught up with the stars on the red carpet to see what they thought of Ricky Gervais’ hosting at the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
Somebody is definitely not a member of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Madonna was nominated against Sir Elton John at the Golden Globes last night for Best Original Song in a Motion Picture and after she took home the Globe, Elton John’s husband David Furnish WENT OFF on Facebook declaring, “Madonna. Best Song??? F-ck off!!”

That’s not all he wrote, “Madonna winning Best Original Song truly shows how these awards have nothing to do with merit.
Jodie Foster, who is pretty much gay, but just isn’t open about it, got dragged out of the closet by Ricky Gervais at the Golden Globes last night.

Assuming you have anything to hide about your personal life or your films, you should stay far far away from Ricky Gervais. While Ricky was pretty tame for most of the evening, he basically outted Foster as a lesbian.

During a monologue he read a list of things he was told not to do, including he couldn’t say anything about Mel Gibson especially not talk about his recent movie “The Beaver” which was directed by Jodie Foster.
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Remember how George Clooney is the King of Pranks? And then remember how George Clooney said that he wanted to prank Brad Pitt so hard that it would end his career? Well, that moment may have been last night.

Okay, not really, but George Clooney totally pulled a fast one on Brad Pitt at the Golden Globes last night.

Brad Pitt has been walking with a cane for a couple weeks now and when George Clooney
Ricky Gervais started the evening off with: "So…where was I?," addressing his controversial hosting duties at last year's Golden Globe Awards.

When Gervais was invited back to the Golden Globes this year, we were all waiting to see who he'd insult. Surprisingly, Ricky took the insults down a notch. While he started off strong, insulting Kim Kardashian, Justin Bieber, Eddie Murphy, and Adam Sandler, Gervais didn't let as loose this year as he did at last year's Golden Globe Awards.

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