• The Golden Globe nominations will be announced tomorrow morning, but Variety says nominees might not attend the January ceremony [1] because of the writers' strike. [2] Also on the chopping block because of the strike: the Television Critics Association press tour [3], says the Associated Press — and maybe splashy Upfront presentations, too, [4] says the New York Times.
• But, the Screen Actors Guild Awards will go on as planned [5], Variety reports.
• According to ComingSoon, Will Arnett will voice Knight Rider [6] in the TV film.
• Amy Adams just might join the cast of Doubt [7], which also now includes Viola Davis, writes Zap2It.
• Journeyman is done, [8] Broadcasting & Cable reports, though its final two episodes will air.
• According to Variety, Josh Groban's holiday album Noel continues to be a bestseller for its third week [9] in a row.
• ComingSoon writes that Paul Rudd will star in the wedding-themed comedy I Love You, Man [10], about a groom-to-be who is on the hunt for a best man.
• Joan Allen will star and Lasse Hallstrom will direct [11] a remake of the Japanese film Hachiko, A Dog's Story, reports Variety.
• Rolling Stone has an intriguing interview with Billy Joel regarding his wartime holiday album Christmas in Fallujah [12].

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