Best Fantasy Film

Avatar (20th Century Fox)

Best Horror Film

The Last House on the Left (Rogue / Universal) (Garret’s movie)

Best Actor

Sam Worthington (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Actress

Zoe Saldana (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Supporting Actor

Stephen Lang (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Supporting Actress

Sigourney Weaver (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Director

James Cameron (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Writing

James Cameron (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Music

James Horner (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Make-Up

Mike Smithson, John Rosengrant (Terminator: Salvation) (Warner Bros.)

Best Production Design

Rick Carter, Robert Stromberg (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best Special Effects

Joe Letteri, Stephen Rosenbaum, Richard Baneham, Andrew R. Jones – (Avatar) (20th Century Fox)

Best DVD Release

Laid to Rest (Anchor Bay)

Best DVD Television Release

Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles: The Complete Second Season (Warner)

Best DVD Special Edition

Terminator 2: Judgement Day: Skynet Edition (Lionsgate)
300 Complete Experience (Warner)

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Thomas Dekker & Brian Austin Green are still onboard for the T2 Starfury Convention in 11-13 June 2010 at the Thistle Hotel, Heathrow. Click HERE for more info!

Now she [Manson] is set to make her big screen debut in a horror film, after agreeing to work with Turner Prize-winning Scottish artist Douglas Gordon on his feature film.

Manson’s only acting role to date has been in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, playing a morphing killer robot, but now Mr Gordon has specially written a role for the 43-year-old.

Yesterday Manson said: “I would love to be in it. I’d be great in horror – you know it. I’m scary. I’m in. I’m sold.”

Read the full story at The Herald.

Manson and Gordon will be appearing on BBC Two (Scotland only) Tuesday, March 9 at 10 pm local time. From the BBC:

Rock goddess Shirley Manson and Turner Prize-winning artist Douglas Gordon hang out in the taxidermy department of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum to discuss images, ideas, influences and inspiration.

Program information is available at the BBC website.

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or at the official Oliver Peoples site

Here’s a trailer for the April arc of episodes.

Winter is, indeed, coming.

HBO has greenlighted highly anticipated fantasy series “Game of Thrones.”

The premium network has picked up the project for a first season debut next spring (below is the first released photo from the series). Nine episodes plus the pilot have been ordered. Production will begin in Belfast this June.

From the moment the project was first announced in development, the series based on the George R.R. Martin novels has generated enormous, perhaps unprecedented, online interest for a series at such an early stage.

The sprawling tale set in the mythical land of Westeros tells the story of the noble Stark family who become caught up in high court intrigue when patriarch Eddard (played by Sean Bean) becomes the king’s new right-hand man. The four-and-counting books in the series would each be used as one season of the series.

Unlike many fantasy novels, the “Thrones” series largely avoids relying on magical elements and instead goes for brutal realism — think “Sopranos” with swords. Martin, a former TV writer (“Beauty and the Beast”), writes each chapter as a cliffhanger, which should lend itself well to series translation.

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(For those who are confused, Lena Headey has been cast as one of the leading ladies!)

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