R.I.P.: Loki

Oscar nominee Mickey Rourke's beloved Chihuahua, Loki, 18, has died just days before the actor hopes to crown his own professional resurrection at Sunday's Academy Awards ceremony.
Rourke, 56, famously thanked his dogs -- past and present -- in an emotional speech at the Golden Globes in January when he won the best actor award for his comeback role in "The Wrestler".
"Sometimes, when a man is alone, that's all you got is your dog. And they've meant the world to me," he said in his acceptance speech.
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...we offer our sincere condolences...and in light of this tragedy, we wish Mr. Rourke good luck on Sunday...

Slumdog Advances Toward Oscar

At Sunday's 15th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, "Slumdog Millionaire" and Heath Ledger triumphed once again, while Sean Penn shocked with a win in the lead actor category over presumed favorite Mickey Rourke.
Coming weeks after ruling at the Golden Globes, this latest victory for 'Slumdog' solidified its status as a heavy favorite to take the Oscar for Best Picture.
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Related:
Producers Guild of America hails 'Slumdog Millionaire' as best picture

Fox Fear & Loathing on the Red Carpet

Megan Fox, 22, at the 66th annual Golden Globe awards in Beverly Hills, California January 11, 2009 - who wore a stunning, tight-fitting golden gown to the event - also admitted being extremely nervous, insisting she was "insecure" about her appearance. She said: "I am pretty sure I am a doppelganger for Alan Alda. I'm a transvestite. I'm a man. I'm so painfully insecure. I'm on the verge of vomiting now. I am so horrified that I am here, and embarrassed. I'm scared."
Megan added seeing some of the other stars arriving was doing nothing to calm her nerves, explaining: "I really want Salma Hayek's boobs."
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Happy Birthday Mickey

Golden Globe Nominations

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Dewey Cox Rocks the Globes

Congratulations to John C. Reilly!

In the Golden Globes category of best actor in a comedy or musical, only John C. Reilly, who struts his stuff as a troubadour in "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story," plays it for big laughs.
Best original song nominee: "Walk Hard" from "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story," music and lyrics by Marshall Crenshaw, Reilly, Judd Apatow and Jake Kasdan.