Into the Wild Leads SAG Nominations With Four nods
The road trip drama Into the Wild tops SAG nominations with Emile Hirsch for best actor and Hal Holbrook Catherine Keener for supporting roles. Other best actor nominees include Clooney Day-Lewis Gosling and Mortensen. Best actress nominees feature Blanchett Christie Cotillard Jolie Page. SAG awards will air January 27 on TNT and TBS.
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Screen Actors Guild Award Nominees Listed by Category
The annual SAG Awards unveil nominees across film and television categories. Notable film contenders include George Clooney for Michael Clayton and Daniel Day-Lewis for There Will Be Blood, with Cate Blanchett and Marion Cotillard among actresses. TV highlights feature drama contenders led by James Gandolfini and Glenn Close, and comedy nods for Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey.
Dear Abby readers share holiday lessons from Santa and giving
A reader in Ohio recounts encountering a supermarket Santa and the joy of a child's belief alongside a grown reflection on giving. The note emphasizes teaching generosity, while Dear Abby's reply honors holiday spirit and inclusion. A second letter from Cousin Rob discusses sharing travel perks among friends, with Abby advising redistribution or rotating planning duties.
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Crazy-hat party tests family ties in Amy column
In a reader question, a controlling daughter imposes a silly hat theme at a Christmas gathering, prompting family friction. Amy counsels civility if attending, with the husband as main negotiator and a possible alternative for future meetups to avoid hosting drama.
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Hilton and Gibson arrests weighed in sheriff report
A Los Angeles County Sheriff Department review found Hilton’s booking for driving on a suspended license met standards while Gibson’s 87 mph stop with a tequila bottle led to multiple rule violations. The document cites improper removals, missing palm prints, and improper releases, plus a leaked anti semitic remark in a supplementary report.
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Aldridge and Spears pregnancy sparks media hunt in Mississippi town
In Gloster Mississippi residents and media swarm after Spears revealed pregnancy. Aldridge, 18, reportedly left town before cameras arrived and plans to raise the child in Louisiana. Relatives describe a quiet, private figure avoiding the limelight while the couple reportedly considers marrying soon.
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