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In the race for Texas governor, Tony Sanchez, the winner of the Democratic nomination, started swiping at Gov. Rick Perry, who was unopposed in the Republican primary, as soon as the results were in.
And Wiig is such a Hollywood favourite she must be a strong contender if she gets to the nomination starting line.
Trump has endured arguably the most torrid 48 hours in his candidacy for the Republican nomination, starting on Friday in St Louis, where clashes outside a rally resulted in 32 arrests.
Academy Award nominations start videophiles wondering about release dates.
That was the text I got from one of my best friends the morning of Oscar nominations, starting my day here in sunny Los Angeles.
In explaining why he cast one of just 22 votes against the nomination, Mr. Obama started by praising his fellow Harvard Law graduate's temperament and legal skill.
But the evening before he announced his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, Mr. Obama started to distance himself from Mr. Wright, canceling an invocation he had asked the minister to give at his presidential announcement.
He is taking in stride his newly raised profile and the talk of a possible Oscar nomination that started at Cannes and is likely to intensify in the coming months.
The Iowa Caucus (important because it kicks off voting and is viewed as an indicator of which Presidential candidates have a chance at winning the Republican nomination) results started pouring in around 7pm CST tonight.
But the Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations Wednesday started to bring some clarity, focusing the conversation around two front-runners — "Birdman" and "Boyhood" — and crystallizing this year as a particularly strong one for smaller films.
On the third, Lincoln had 231½ to Seward's 180 after the roll call, but Ohio changed four votes from Chase to Lincoln, giving the Illinoian the nomination and starting a small stampede; the nomination was eventually made unanimous.
