SANTA MONICA, Calif., Dec. 14, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Lionsgate® (NYSE: LGF), the leading next generation entertainment studio, earned a combined 8 Golden Globe® Award nominations today across film and television categories.

By Roderick Conway Morris Sixty years ago when the Venice film festival finally moved back, after World War II, into its purpose-built Palazzo del Cinema (which had been requisitioned for a period by Allied forces) on the Lido, Britain carried off half the prizes: three for Laurence Olivier's "Hamlet," one for Graham Greene for "The Fallen Idol" and another for John Bryan for "Oliver Twist." This year, as work begins on a brand-new filmfest complex at the old site, due to be completed in 2011, there is not a single British film in or out of competition, and last year's total of 11 English- language films in competition has been reduced to five - all from the United States.

By Mark Rahner, Seattle Times Dec. 22--I'm warned

By Terry Lawson, Detroit Free Press Nov. 3--The gifted Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu didn't invent the everything-is-connected drama that has made for some of the most engrossing and meaningful movies of the past few years.

By Etan Vlessing TORONTO (Hollywood Reporter) - T