Here’s the list: (Winners are in bold letters)

Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
Mo’Nique ‘Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire’
Penelope Cruz ‘Nine’
Vera Farmiga ‘Up in the Air’
Anna Kendrick ‘Up in the Air’
Julianne Moore ‘A Single Man’

I was only able to watch Precious, and I say Mo’Nique deserved this win. She portrayed her character very well, in fact I hated her in the entire film.

Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy or Musical
Toni Collette ‘United States of Tara’
Courteney Cox ‘Cougar Town’
Tina Fey ‘30 Rock’
Edie Falco ‘Nurse Jackie’
Lea Michele ‘Glee’

I love the United States of Tara. The main character, Tara, has a dissociative identity disorder. Seeing how Tara and her family manages this disorder evokes all kinds of emotions in me. My own problems seem so insignificant compared to this family’s. It certainly provides a different perspective. I was also rooting for Lea Michele since I’m a fan of Glee but the series is a success, surely she’ll have lots of chances to win in the future. I can’t say the same for United States of Tara, actually I’m not sure if they have a next season.

Best Supporting Actor in a TV Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for TV
John Lithgow ‘Dexter’
Neil Patrick Harris ‘How I Met Your Mother’
Michael Emerson ‘Lost’
Jeremy Piven ‘Entourage’
William Hurt ‘Damages’

I was rooting for NPH, I’m definitely a fan of How I Met Your Mother. Oh well, maybe next time. I was watching the latest episode a few minutes ago and I loved the production number about the suit.

Best Animated Feature Film
‘Up’
‘Coraline’
‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’
‘Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs’
‘The Princess and the Frog’

Up is definitely a must-watch! It has that Disney/Pixar magic that touches your heart and makes you empathize with the main character.

Best Actor in a TV Series, Drama
Michael C. Hall ‘Dexter’
Simon Baker ‘The Mentalist’
Jon Hamm ‘Mad Men’
Hugh Laurie ‘House’
Bill Paxton ‘Big Love’

I wanted Hugh Laurie to win but oh well… Maybe I should start watching Dexter.

Best Actress in a TV Series, Drama
Julianna Margulies ‘The Good Wife’
Glenn Close ‘Damages’
January Jones ‘Mad Men’
Anna Paquin ‘True Blood’
Kyra Sedgwick ‘The Closer’

Best Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for TV
‘Grey Gardens’
‘Into the Storm’
‘Little Dorrit’
‘Taking Chance’
‘Georgia O’Keeffe’

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy
Meryl Streep ‘Julie and Julia’
Sandra Bullock ‘The Proposal’
Marion Cotillard ‘Nine’
Julia Roberts ‘Duplicity’
Meryl Streep ‘It’s Complicated’

Best Actor in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for TV
Kevin Bacon ‘Taking Chance’
Kenneth Branagh ‘Wallander: One Step Behind’
Chiwetel Ejiofor ‘Endgame’
Brendan Gleeson ‘Into the Storm’
Jeremy Irons ‘Georgia O’Keeffe’

Best Actress in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for TV
Drew Barrymore ‘Grey Gardens’
Joan Allen ‘Georgia O’Keeffe’
Jessica Lange ‘Grey Gardens’
Anna Paquin ‘The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler’
Sigourney Weaver ‘Prayers for Bobby’

Wow! Drew Barrymore beating out Jessica Lange. Hmm… I’ll put this on my movies-to-watch list then.

Best Screenplay – Motion Picture
‘Up in the Air’ Jason Reitman, Sheldon Turner
‘The Hurt Locker’ Mark Boal
‘District 9′ Neill Blomkamp, Terri Tatchell
‘Inglourious Basterds’ Quentin Tarantino
‘It’s Complicated’ Nancy Meyers

Best Actor in a TV Series, Comedy or Musical
Alec Baldwin ‘30 Rock’
Steve Carell ‘The Office’
Thomas Jane ‘Hung’
David Duchovny ‘Californication’
Matthew Morrison ‘Glee’

It’s his third Golden Globe for the same performance, which is why I finally decided to watch 30 Rock. I don’t know why, but I don’t really like Tina Fey’s Liz Lemon character. Might be because I relate with her too much. Ha-ha… But that’s another story.

Best Foreign Language Film
‘The White Ribbon’
‘A Prophet’
‘The Maid’
‘Baaria’

Best TV Series, Drama
‘Mad Men’
‘Big Love’
‘Dexter’
‘House’
‘True Blood’

Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for TV
Chloe Sevigny ‘Big Love’
Jane Adams ‘Hung’
Rose Byrne ‘Damages’
Jane Lynch ‘Glee’
Janet McTeer ‘Into the Storm’

I really really really wanted Jane Lynch to win this one. Sue Sylvester, her role in Glee affects me so much that it makes me want to punch her in the face… and I’m not usually a violent person.

Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture
Christoph Waltz ‘Inglourious Basterds’
Matt Damon ‘Invictus’
Woody Harrelson ‘The Messenger’
Christopher Plummer ‘The Last Station’
Stanley Tucci ‘The Lovely Bones’

Best Director – Motion Picture
James Cameron ‘Avatar’
Kathryn Bigelow ‘The Hurt Locker’
Clint Eastwood ‘Invictus’
Jason Reitman ‘Up in the Air’
Quentin Tarantino ‘Inglourious Basterds’

I’m embarrassed to admit that I haven’t seen Avatar yet. Especially when I watched Titanic 4 times on it’s first week.

Best TV Series, Comedy or Musical
‘Glee’
‘30 Rock’
‘Entourage’
‘Modern Family’
‘The Office’

I just love Glee. Period.

Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical
‘The Hangover’
‘(500) Days of Summer’
‘It’s Complicated’
‘Julie & Julia’
‘Nine’

I did watch The Hangover, and I did think that it was funny. But I never imagined it would win any award. Well, maybe on the MTV Movie Awards…

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama
Sandra Bullock ‘The Blind Side’
Emily Blunt’The Young Victoria’
Helen Mirren ‘The Last Station’
Carey Mulligan ‘An Education’
Gabourey Sidibe ‘Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire’

I watched Precious and I really think Gabourey Sidibe should win an award for it. But maybe there’s something to say about Sandra Bullock’s performance in this one since she actually won a Golden Globe. For the first time!

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy
Robert Downey, Jr. ‘Sherlock Holmes’
Matt Damon ‘The Informant!’
Daniel Day-Lewis ‘Nine’
Joseph Gordon-Levitt ‘(500) Days of Summer’
Michael Stuhlbarg ‘A Serious Man’

Sherlock Holmes… another movie I missed. Thank God for dvd’s.

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama
Jeff Bridges ‘Crazy Heart’
George Clooney ‘Up in the Air’
Colin Firth ‘A Single Man’
Morgan Freeman ‘Invictus’
Tobey Maguire ‘Brothers’

Best Motion Picture, Drama
‘Avatar’
‘The Hurt Locker’
‘Inglourious Basterds’
‘Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire’
‘Up in the Air’

I’m still hoping to watch Avatar in IMAX. There’s still time, I think.

The series finale already aired a few days ago, so if you start watching now you’ll be able to watch Quantum Leap’s first season. The series is about a man who travels back in time to change history for the better. Dr. Sam Beckett is a medical doctor who built the Quantum Leap project to help people. He designed the machine that will bring him back in time but only within his lifetime. On the first episode, he leaped into an Air Force test-pilot to save him from dying during a test flight. To be able to leap back in his own time, he must “put right what once went wrong”.

It was said that the season five finale was just supposed to be a cliff-hanger but since the show was not renewed for the sixth season, the last episode of season five became the series finale. So after five seasons and changing the lives of the people he leaps into, Dr. Sam Beckett never returned home.

Personally, I love happy endings. When I first found out that the series ended with Sam not being able to return home, I was very disappointed. In fact, I did not even want to watch the next episodes after that. Eventually, I realized that he might not have needed a happy ending for himself. After all the project Quantum Leap was created to help others. So with that, he succeeded.

I have always liked Josh Groban for his voice. His performance on the Emmy’s just shows how good he is as a performer. Apparently, he can also rap. The moment he sang ‘The Simpsons’ in his tenor voice, I was speechless until the very last second of his bit. Imagine, Josh Groban rapping! I am definitely in awe!