'Up' takes top Annie Awards on road to Oscars
"Coraline" -- which topped the list with 10 nominations -- won three Annie Awards: character design, music and production design. "Princess" took three of its eight races at the Annie Awards: animated effects, character animation and voice acting. Critics' choice "Fantastic Mr. Fox" won just one of its three nods, for the script by director Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach.
"Beauty and the Beast" -- which, like "Up," was a best picture nominee at the Oscars -- won the first Annie Award for animated feature back in 1991. Since the Academy Awards introduced a separate award for best animated feature in 2001, the winners of the two prizes have matched up six times. The exceptions: in 2006 when "Cars" won the Annie but "Happy Feet" danced off with the Oscar and last year when "Kung Fu Panda" swept the Annie Awards but "Wall-E" waltzed off with the Academy Award.




2/08/2010 12:52:00 PM
kenmouse
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The Taiwanese edition of top tabloid Apple Daily recently ran a poll ranking the leading ladies of the Taiwanese entertainment, encompassing those from both the musical and acting industry. The criteria? Bras. The purpose of the poll was to determine which Taiwanese female entertainer is most worthy of the title of “Queen of the Bras”, and so Apple Daily crowned the top five queens for this sexy category based on a tally of 1,159 votes. The award given by Apple Daily didn’t necessarily depend on size in order for the ladies to achieve victory, as popularity and the entire beauty of a person were taken into account for the poll.