A-List Movie Stars Getting TV Nods

We're long past the time when movie stars who appeared on TV were considered to be "slumming it." Luminaries like Jessica Lange and Glenn Close have turned in performances proving that television can trump films when it comes to well-written dramas. The recent batch of Golden Globe nominations confirms the trend of A-listers moving to the small screen -- and racking up awards. -- By Kelly Woo, Yahoo! TV

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Best actress, miniseries or movie for "Hemingway and Gellhorn"
The Oscar winner for "The Hours" and nominee two years ago for "Rabbit Hole" hasn't appeared on the small screen since a miniseries in 1989. But Kidman was hooked by HBO's epic tale of war and romance, and the prospect of playing trailblazing female journalist Martha Gellhorn. She's already collected Emmy and SAG nominations; now she can add a Golden Globe nod to the ... more
Nicole Kidman
Best actress, miniseries or movie for "Hemingway and Gellhorn"
The Oscar winner for "The Hours" and nominee two years ago for "Rabbit Hole" hasn't appeared on the small screen since a miniseries in 1989. But Kidman was hooked by HBO's epic tale of war and romance, and the prospect of playing trailblazing female journalist Martha Gellhorn. She's already collected Emmy and SAG nominations; now she can add a Golden Globe nod to the list. less

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