•  The Envelope ponders the red carpet stretching across picket lines at this year's Golden Globes ceremony. [The Envelope]

•  Speaking of strikes, Gregg Kilday recalls a bit of Oscar history -- going way back to 1967. [The Hollywood Reporter]

•  Gerard Kennedy talks to composers Dario Marianelli ("Atonement") and Mark Isham ("In the Valley of Elah," "Lions for Lambs," "Reservation Road"). [In Contention]

•  With the actress racking up precursor awards, Jeffrey Wells says uncle to the prospects of Amy Ryan as a frontrunner in the Best Supporting Actress race. [Hollywood Elsewhere]

•  David Poland gives his reactions to yesterday's events. [The Hot Blog]

•  Scott Feinberg does the same. [And the Winner Is...]

•  Ryan C. Adams does some number crunching regarding the top 250 at IMDb and a correlation with Oscar. [Awards Daily]

•  With all these critics' winner announcements, the Tibilisi festival winners flew under the radar (the what??). [Variety]

•  Ditto the Cairo fest winners. [Variety]

•  T.L. Stanley summons her inner Rosie the Riveter, sicks the LA Times for doubling up on the "stripper" moniker when discussing Diablo Cody. [Gold Rush]

•  Anne Thompson offers some thoughts on "I Am Legend." [Thompson on Hollywood]

•  Perhaps previewing a contender for next year's awards, Anthony Breznican gets the scoop on the upcoming "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull."  I still think they should kick it old school and simply title the film "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull."  Imagine that in the Indy adventure font!  Okay, I geeked out a little there. [USA Today]


(The New York Film Critics Circle will announce later this afternoon.  Stay tuned.)