People is reporting Kate Hudson and her rocker beau Matthew Bellamy (Muse) have a bun in the oven. Hudson who has a son, Ryder with ex-husband, Counting Crows frontman Chris Robinson. She's been been dating for Bellamy for nine months. 

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The 16th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG) were announced on Thursday, with a few surprises.

George Clooney's Up in the Air, which just received a Golden Globe nomination for best picture, was snubbed by SAG in the best ensemble category. Inglourious Basterds, Precious and Up in the Air earned the most nominations, with three a piece. Newcomer Gabourey Sidibe will be competing in the lead actress category for her role in Precious against Sandra Bullock, Carey Mulligan, Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren.

Showtime's Dexter continues to chop up the nominations. It received three, tieing NBC's 30 Rock and TNT's The Closer. The buzz of comedy newcomers Glee and Modern Family seem to have dampered voters love for The Big Bang Theory as it was shut out of the ensemble comedy series category. Toni Collette, who won the Emmy for best actress in a comedy series for her role in United States of Tara will be going up against Edie Falco, Tina Fey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Christina Applegate, who received a nomination for her role in the now canceled Samantha Who?. READ MORE

Glee's Cinderella story. The musical dramedy raked in four Golden Globe nominations on Tuesday. Fox's freshman series was nominated for Best Television Series (Comedy or Musical) and landed Best Acting nominations for Matthew Morrison  and Lea Michele and a Best Supporting Actress nomination for Jane Lynch. Hot on the heels of Dexter's shocking season finale, and record breaking ratings come nominations for its star Michael C. Hall and his onscreen nemesis John Lithgow. Glee wasn't the only new series to land a Golden Globe nomination. ABC's Modern Family also received one.

The Golden Globes, which give out awards in both TV and film, also showed the love to George Clooney's Up in the Air. It garnered six nominations. Rob Marshall's highly anticipated Nine earned five nominations, while James Cameron's upcoming blockbuster Avatar earned four. Summer hits District 9 and Inglourious Basterds also earned nominations. Comedian and Precious star Mo'Nique received a Best Supporting Actress nomination. Woody Harrelson, who starred in Zombieland and played an important role in 2012, earned recognition for his work in The Messenger. Sandra Bullock capped off a standout year with a Best Actress (Musical or Comedy) nod for her role in The Proposal and a Best Actress (Drama) nod for The Blind Side.

Best Television Series (Comedy or Musical)

30 Rock
Entourage
Glee
Modern Family
The Office

Best Actor in a Television Series (Comedy or Musical)

Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock
Steve Carell, The Office
David Duchovny, Californication
Thomas Jane, Hung
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Josh Duhamel joined his wife Fergie on the red carpet at the L.A. premiere of her new musical Nine. Fergie stars in the eagerly anticipated musical opposite of Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench, Kate Hudson, Sophia Loren, Marion Cotillard and Daniel Day-Lewis. See photos of Lisa Rinna, Harry Hamlin and Anne Jeffries (ex-Amanda Barrington, GH and Port Charles) after the jump and visit Movie Junkie Online for even more photos from the "L.A. Premiere of Nine." READ MORE

TV Guide Canada's Nelson Branco weighs in on the Disney and Weinstein Co. tie-in for the upcoming film Nine, reported by Variety, in the latest Suds Report. The cross-platform deal will embed Nine content ABC daytime and primetime programming.

Once again, the daytime-TV world has to bow down to Hollywood despite the fact that the favour is never returned. To promote its upcoming holiday film, Nine, the Weinstein Co. and Disney will work with AMC, One Life and GH to incorporate the film into their stories. Also, on Nov. 22, a two-minute Nine trailer will run simultaneously “road-block” style on Lifetime, ABC Family, SOAPnet, A&E and Bio.

Watch the Nine trailer at here.

Peer into the future with Luke, Craig and Susan as they gaze into their cinematic crystal ball. Well, maybe not a crystal ball exactly, but we will be discussing which of 2009's fall and winter films we're most anticipating. Which films do Craig and Luke agree on, and since when did they start agreeing on anything? Which film that Susan scoffs at for being "stupid" will end up on Luke's list? Why is Craig so worried that you'll forget the title of this episode? Find out what it takes for Susan to give an Apocalypse movie a chance. From Aliens and Apocalypse, from Viggo to Vaughn, we're covering movies from October on. Join us, won't you?

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