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Golden Globes News: Duo to present awards at Jan. 17 event — Nicole Kidman and “Avatar” star Sam Worthington have been added to the roster of presenters for the Golden Globes.

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Kidman, Worthington join Globes

Golden Globes News: Their Globe nominations reflect big themes they tackled — If the HFPA can be faulted for its occasional popcorn choices, the org has historically maintained a highbrow sensibility in the directors race, with this year being no exception.

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Directors think globally

Golden Globes News: Race draws on a more animated world at the box office — When the HFPA voted last month to expand this year’s number of nominations for animated feature from three to five slots, it constituted a long-overdue recognition of animation’s increasingly high profile and box office heft. In addition to recognizing the sheer number of animated projects that deserve inclusion, the expansion also allows other contenders to join the club that has been dominated by Disney-Pixar, which has produced the previous three Globes winners: “Wall-E,” “Ratatouille” and “Cars.”

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Globes’ toon feature category

Golden Globes News: Unusual for them, foreign journalists like gross-out comedy — Tennessee Williams more or less got it right: Sometimes there’s God — or Paramount — so quickly.

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‘Hangover’ tickles Globes

Golden Globes News: Sandra Bullock, Meryl Streep and Matt Damon honored twice — The biggest news with the thesp noms is the triple double: three actors score two nominations each.

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3 actors score 2 Globe noms

Golden Globes News: Broadcast shows nab 17 Globe noms, cable grabs 35 — Once again, cable dominated the broadcast competition on the TV side of the Golden Globe. With an impressive 35 noms (though five less than last year), cable outdistanced the 17 nods notched by the broadcast nets.

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Cable nets score but newbies welcome

Golden Globes News: Exotic or foreign-set films dominate film category — The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. filled its drama category with a potential blockbuster, a star-driven small-scale vehicle, two war movies and an inner-city tale of adolescent perseverance.

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Globes’ dramatic flavor

Golden Globes News: Studios eye gains; ‘Up in the Air’ bumped to Dec. 23 — For the first time in years, the Golden Globe nominations love mainstream films.

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Globes’ box office boost

Golden Globes News: A tally of the nominations — Keep tabs on which studio and network nabbed the most Golden Globe nominations.

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Golden Globe nominations scorecard