2010 golden globe awards nominees

The Golden Globe Awards are Sunday — as if you needed the reminder! We've been counting down all week here at Sugar HQ with tons of award season coverage, and I've been revealing my guesses at who will win in the TV and movie categories. Now, I'd love to hear your two cents! You've probably cast your ballot (if you haven't, download my printable PDF), so how about sharing the actors or shows you think will (or should) go home with a trophy?

Do you think Gabourey Sidibe is a lock for Best Actress? Will Dexter kill Mad Men in the Best Drama Series category?

Sound off with your picks in the comments (or rant all you want in my award season group in the community). And don't forget that you can fill out our online ballot for the chance to win an Apple TV and $300 in iTunes cash. Then, check back on Sunday as we'll be giving you up-to-the-minute coverage across the sites as each winner goes from the red carpet to the stage.

But for the time being, let me in on your lists of winners!

After waking up bright and early to scan the list of Golden Globe nominees, I've spent the better part of my day ruminating on this year's chosen films, actors, and actresses. While many of the picks were easily predictable, I also had my fair share of surprises — both good and bad. Here are a few of my musings:

• I'm so happy to see both Vera Farmiga and Anna Kendrick nominated for their supporting roles in Up in the Air — Clooney is fabulous, but both of these ladies are integral parts of what makes the film so great.
• Glee! The delightful freshman comedy walked away with a few nominations, and I'm most excited to see Jane Lynch up for supporting actress. Lynch has been establishing a career as a character actress for years, and she finally hit pay dirt with Sue Sylvester.
• Raunchy gets rewarded! It's pretty rad to see the funniest movie of the year, The Hangover, up for Best Musical or Comedy.
• I'm pleased to see a wide range of people in the directing category, particularly The Hurt Locker's Katherine Bigelow. However, I'm surprised to see Precious's Lee Daniels shut out — especially in favor of James Cameron.
• I have good and bad feelings about the Best TV Comedy category; while I'm so happy to see new shows Modern Family and Glee get recognized, I feel like The Office and Entourage were grandfathered in. Especially when there was no love for Parks and Recreation in any TV category.

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Well, not too many surprises here — one of the most buzzed-about films of the season (and on my list of personal favorites), Up in the Air, will be well represented at the Golden Globe Awards next month. Jason Reitman's film scored six nominations, including Best Director, Best Actor (yay Clooney!), and not one but two Best Supporting Actress nods for Vera Farmiga and Anna Kendrick.

Of course, it also earned a best dramatic film nomination along with Inglourious Basterds, which was right on its heels with four nominations of its own. Nine edged out Tarantino's film with five nominations, followed by Precious, Invictus, and Avatar. As for the actors, scoring two nods is a big trend this year, as Sandra Bullock, Meryl Streep, and Matt Damon have all been doubly recognized.

On the TV side of things, hold on to your hats: newcomer Glee scored the most nominations (!) with four accolades, followed by Mad Men, Big Love, 30 Rock, and Damages, which all scored three apiece.

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