Golden Globe For Michael C. Hall: New films: The Last Song ($29.99, $39.99); Furry Vengeance  ($22.99, $40.99); The City of Your Final Destination ($24.98, $29.98); Cemetery Junction ($24.96, $30.95); The Lost Skeleton Returns Again ($14.97); Skellig the Owl Man ($27.98, $29.98); The Assassin Next Door ($24.98); Ca$h ($27.98); The Good, the Bad, the Weird ($24.98, $29.98); Dark and Stormy Night  ($14.97).

Television: Cougar Town: The Complete First Season ($39.99); Friday Night Lights: The Fourth Season ($29.98); One Tree Hill: The Complete Seventh Season ($59.98); Temple Grandin ($26.98); A History of Scotland ($59.98); Simon Schama: A History of Britain, Special Edition ($59.98); Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends: Season Four ($19.98); Ugly Betty: The Complete Fourth and Final Season ($39.99); ESPN Films 30 for 30: The U ($19.95); Keeping Up with the Kardashians: The Complete Third Season ($19.98).

Older films: Hamlet ($34.99 Blu-ray), Nanny McPhee ($26.98 Blu-ray), The Conversation ($14.98 Blu-ray), Orlando ($19.94), Black Orpheus (Criterion Collection, $39.95 DVD or Blu-ray), L'enfance Nue (Criterion Collection, $29.95 DVD or Blu-ray).

Michael C. Hall won a Golden Globe for his work on the fourth season of the Showtime series Dexter.

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The premiere of Rachel Zoe may have been Taylor-less, but we should all have jobs where mid-day shopping is the norm. Bravo lets us escape into the lifestyle of Zoe and her team. Here are your previews Rachel and Brad take some time out of their hectic day to update their looks and cleanse out the bad vibes left from Taylor's departure.  Will Rachel change her whole look or will a quick wardrobe update do the trick?

Unfortunately, it can't be all fun and games for the two with the Golden Globes right around the corner.  Rachel has her heart set on a just-finished Versace dress that suddenly goes missing. Will the team track down the stolen gown and find the perfect looks for their clients this awards season or are there still bad vibes floating around the Zoe camp?

National Geographic Channel announced today that two-time Emmy and three-time Golden Globe winner Alec Baldwin will narrate GREAT MIGRATIONS — the global programming event that takes viewers around the world on the arduous journeys millions of animals undertake to ensure the survival of their species.  

Great Migrations is a worldwide initiative unprecedented in the National Geographic Society's storied 120-year history.  At the core of Great Migrations is a seven-hour high-definition miniseries event three years in the making — produced by National Geographic Television — to premiere globally on the National Geographic Channels in fall 2010.  The world premiere specials will include four core hours chronicling epic stories of animal migration across the globe, narrated by Baldwin.

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Hooray for Hollywood! Grab the popcorn, roll out the red carpet, and find a comfortable seat.  It's that time of year.  Awards season is upon us, and with it comes a celebration of the best in film, television, and music by honoring those who have made significant contributions to their art in 2009.

With the People's Choice Awards and Critics Choice Awards (TV) behind us, it's time to look at what's coming up next.   PopStar's here to make it easy by providing you with an awards show preview, so you can prepare to watch your favorites live or set your DVRs.

You won't want to miss a minute of this season's festivities, as they'll be filled with your favorite celebs decked out in designer duds and rubbing elbows on the red carpet.We begin with the 67th Golden Globe Awards.  These awards are bestowed by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for outstanding achievements in Film and Television.

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Beware: Some Emmy-watchers are making a false assumption about the races for best lead actor and actress in the drama series. They believe Michael C. Hall ("Dexter") and Julianna Margulies ("The Good Wife") are shoo-ins to win on Aug. 29 because they've already bagged the Golden Globe and SAG Award earlier this year. Not necessarily so!Only rarely do the three awards line up, probably because their voting systems vary so much. Winners of Globes and SAG Awards are decided by a popular ballot, but the Emmy is a juried award chosen after a small group of judges views one sample episode submitted by every nominee in the category.

Occasionally, the three prizes do concur – as when James Gandolfini ("The Sopranos") won best drama actor at the Emmys a few months after triumphing at the Globes and SAG in 2000. Ditto, Gillian Anderson ("The X-Files") in 1997 and Edie Falco ("The Sopranos") in 2003. However, all of the following actors failed to repeat at the Emmys soon after sweeping the Globes and SAG: Dennis Franz ("NYPD Blue") in 1995, Anthony Edwards ("ER") in 1998 and Hugh Laurie ("House M.D.") in 2007.

Golden Globe-nominated actress Anne Jeffreys heaped praise on Shen Yun Performing Arts after taking in the show at The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Thursday night.

“I loved it. I thought it was beautiful. It was informative and the dancers were glorious. The costumes were so beautiful and the precision. I liked everything about the show,” said Ms. Jeffreys, who has acted on stage and in more than 40 films.

Besides working along side Frank Sinatra, she has appeared on L.A. Law, Murder She Wrote, the original Battlestar Galactica and has her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

"There were so many people on the stage and they were all so graceful. I just loved it. And colorful, the costumes were gorgeous. The dancing was unbelievable.”

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So what you're saying to yourself is they must be three very good nominations. House must be up for Best Dramatic Show.

Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Director, Best Television Show Created in the History of Television Shows or something equaling that.

Well you'd be right about Best Actor. Hugh Laurie was again nominated for Outstanding Actor in a Dramatic Series.

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Most of you probably watched the Golden Globe arrivals on TV, but I was behind a glass window facing the red carpet on Sunday afternoon. The most fashionable accessory at the ceremony wasn't sparkly or even very expensive: it was a sea of red and white umbrellas that shielded the celebrities from the rain. Some stars (Taylor Lautner, Bradley Cooper) managed to stay dry, others (Harrison Ford, Sandra Bullock) weren't so lucky, and Robert Downey, Jr.'s tux was as soggy as Sherlock Holmes's trenchcoat. Toni Collette (best actress in a drama winner for.

The United States of Tara) summed it up best when she told the press room backstage that after she left her house, "I walked out into the rain, the chaos." Maybe that wasn't a bad way to prepare for a night with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the group of journalists who hand out the awards.

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The Golden Globes - the awards show known for the fact that it often points toward the Oscars - has anointed Avatar as the Academy Award favourite. At the 67th Globe ceremony Sunday night, the special-effects blockbuster, which is on track to set the all-time box office record, was named best drama.

In ad dition, Avatar director James Cameron - a Canadian who was born in Kapuskasing, Ont. - was named bestdirector for the motion-capture sci-fi adventure whose technical innovations may have changed moviemaking.

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British funnyman Ricky Gervais is set to take the Golden Globe Award stage on fire with his extremely entertaining presentation. The actor will make his return to the Golden Globe Award 2011 as a host of the function.

Ricky Gervais will be presenting the prestigious ceremony for the second time next year. He quoted, "I suppose it is flattering, to be honest, and it was a surprise. I had so much fun last year. I'm going to go out all this time. I'm going to make sure they're never going to invite me back.”

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