•  More awards talk from The Paper of Record as Dennis Lim digs into the audio details and silent eccentricities of the "No Country for Old Men" soundtrack... [New York Times]

•  ...Mark Harris spotlights the benefits of seamless editing... [New York Times]

•  ...and production designer Jack Fisk offers up some of his sketches for "There Will Be Blood." [New York Times]

•  John Horn gets into the box office of "Charlie Wilson's War" and the neccessity of a light-hearted stance to get it there. [Los Angeles Times]

•  Nathaniel Rogers takes in a conversation between Martin Scorsese and Paul Thomas Anderson in NYC.  Kris Tapley is jealous.  So jealous. [The Film Experience]

•  Anne Thompson rounds up the awards announcements of the week, plus looks at Buzzmeter and Gurus o' Gold updates, with a dash of her own speculation thrown in for good measure. [Thompson on Hollywood]

•  Tom O'Neil has some DGA thoughts on tomorrow's announcement. [Gold Derby]

•  Edward Copeland surveys the hisory of Best Actor Oscar winners from worst to best. [Edward Copeland on Film]

•  Sasha Stone previews tonight's Critics Choice Awards. [Awards Daily]