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Period, fantasy, and contemporary films each received their own category for the Art Directors Guild awards! Take a look at the full nomination list below. Winners of the Adg Awards will be revealed on Saturday, January 31 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

Feature Film

Period Film

Inherent Vice

Production Designer: David Crank

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Production Designer: Adam Stockhausen

The Imitation Game

Production Designer: Maria Djurkovic

The Theory Of Everything

Production Designer: John Paul Kelly

Unbroken

Production Designer: Jon Hutman

Fantasy Film

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Production Designer: Peter Wenham

Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes

Production Designer: James Chinlund

Guardians Of The Galaxy

Production Designer: Charles Wood

Interstellar

Production Designer: Nathan Crowley

Into The Woods

Production Designer: Dennis Gassner

Contemporary Film

American Sniper

Production Designers: James J. Murakami, Charisse Cardenas

Birdman

Production Designer: Kevin Thompson

Foxcatcher

Production Designer: Jess Gonchor

Gone Girl

Production Designer: Donald Graham Burt...

The Grand Budapest Hotel, Guardians Of The Galaxy, Birdman, Gone Girl, Nightcrawler, The Theory Of Everything among Art Directors Guild nominees.

As previously announced, Christopher Nolan will receive the Guild’s Cinematic Imagery Award and production designer Jim Bissell, senior illustrator Camille Abbott, senior set designer John P Bruce and scenic artist Will Ferrell will receive Lifetime Achievement Awards.

Hall Of Fame inductees are John Gabriel Beckman, Charles Lisanby and Walter Tyler.

The 19th Adg Awards are set to take place on January 31 in Los Angeles.

The 2014 production design nominees are:

Motion Pictures

Period Film

Inherent Vice

Production Designer: David Crank

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Production Designer: Adam Stockhausen

The Imitation Game

Production Designer: Maria Djurkovic

The Theory Of Everything

Production Designer: John Paul Kelly

Unbroken

Production Designer: Jon Hutman

Fantasy Film

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Production Designer: Peter Wenham

Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes

Production Designer: James Chinlund

Guardians Of The Galaxy

Production...

The Art Directors Guild today announced nominations in 11 categories of Production Design for theatrical motion pictures, television, commercials and music videos competing in the Art Directors Guild’s 19th Annual Excellence in Production Design Awards. The nominations were announced by Adg Council Chair Marcia Hinds and Awards co-producers Dave Blass and James Pearse Connelly.

The black-tie ceremony revealing winners will take place on Saturday, January 31, 2015, from the International Ballroom of the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills with comedian Owen Benjamin serving as host.

As previously announced, the recipient of the Guild’s prestigious Cinematic Imagery Award will be Academy Award winner Christopher Nolan, whose film Interstellar is in current release.

Production Designer Jim Bissell, Senior Illustrator Camille Abbott, Senior Set Designer John P. Bruce and Scenic Artist Will Ferrell will be awarded the Guild’s Lifetime Achievement Awards. Hall of Fame inductees are John Gabriel Beckman, Charles Lisanby and Walter Tyler.

The Art Directors Guild has announced nominees for the group's 19th annual awards, and films that have come on strong as of late like "American Sniper" and "Nightcrawler" were in the mix along notable extravagant displays in the period and fantasy categories. However, there were a few missing pieces. In the fantasy arena, both "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" and "Maleficent" came up short, while "Exodus: Gods and Kings" missed in the period department. The most shocking snub might be "Mr. Turner's" in that field, however. (And it would have been great to see "Snowpiercer" get some love here, but, alas.) As a reminder, the Guild implemented a new rule this season. Period films must now have the majority of sets and locations designed to portray a time period at least 20 years prior to the present awards year. Contemporary films, therefore, must have the majority of...

Monday's Emmy Awards earned a 4.2 demo rating and 15.6 million total viewers, according to final Nielsen numbers. It was the second-biggest audience for the Emmys in eight years, and it tied for the second-highest rating in the key 18-49 demographic in seven years. The NBC telecast, hosted by Seth Meyers, was the most-watched night on any TV network since March's Academy Awards.

Those numbers come despite the obstacles of being on a Monday evening (for the first time since 1976) and taking place in August. Last year's September telecast earned 17.8 million viewers, and also.

The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards were held last night in Los Angeles. And if you thought that NBC were somehow airing a repeat of last year's ceremony, you'd be forgiven: the awards were dominated by previous winners, with "Modern Family" tieing "Frasier"'s record for most victories in comedy, and "Breaking Bad" taking its third drama prize on the trot. Hotly-tipped newcomers like "True Detective," "Fargo" and "Orange Is The New Black" were virtually shut out, taking only three prizes between them ("True Detective" and "Fargo" both winning for directing, and "Fargo" took Best Miniseries), while other favorites like "Game Of Thrones" and "Mad Men" came out empty handed. Instead, "Modern Family" took three awards, including Ty Burrell for Best Supporting Actor, while "Breaking Bad" took three acting prizes, including a fourth for Bryan Cranston along...

What a amazing night for television! The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Seth Meyers in Los Angeles, brought together the biggest names of TV under one roof. See the full list of winners below -- did you favorite stars take home an Emmy ... or get snubbed? Tell toofab in the comment section below! Videos: 66th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards -- The Can't-Miss Moments! PROGRAMSOutstanding Drama Series"Breaking Bad"Outstanding Comedy Series"Modern Family"Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series"The Colbert Report"Outstanding Miniseries"Fargo"Outstanding Television Movie "The Normal Heart"Outstanding Reality-Competition Program"The Amazing Race"ACTINGOutstanding Lead Actress in a Drama SeriesJulianna Margulies -- "The Good Wife"Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama SeriesBryan Cranston -- "Breaking Bad" Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy SeriesJulia Louis-Dreyfus -- "Veep"Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Jim Parsons -- "The Big Bang Theory"Outstanding Lead Actress in a...

The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards were handed out Monday, August 25, 2014 at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles. Here is a rundown of the winners announced during the ceremony and all the nominees. Comedy Series Outstanding Comedy Series "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS) "Louie" (FX) "Modern Family" (ABC) - Winner "Orange Is the New Black" (Netflix) "Silicon Valley" (HBO) "Veep" (HBO) Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Jim Parsons, "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS) - Winner Ricky Gervais, "Derek" (Netflix) Matt LeBlanc, "Episodes" (Showtime) Don Cheadle, "House of Lies" (Showtime) Louis C.K., "Louie" (FX) William H. Macy, "Shameless" (Showtime) Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Lena Dunham, "Girls" (HBO) Edie Falco, "Nurse Jackie" (Showtime) Julia Louis Dreyfus, "Veep" (HBO) - Winner Melissa McCarthy, "Mike & Molly" (CBS) Amy Poehler, "Parks & Recreation" (NBC) Taylor Schilling, "Orange Is the New Black" (Netflix) Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Andre Breaugher, "Brookiyn Nine-Nine" (Fox) Adam Driver,...

Ever wonder how Heidi Klum gets glam? How Mark Ruffalo masters his mane? Celebrities hit the red carpet for Monday's Emmy Awards starting at 6 p.m. Et, but they spend all day getting camera-ready. Kerry Washington, Lena Dunham, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Sarah Hyland and more are posting behind-the-scenes snapshots of their beauty routines, giving fans a sneak peak of their Emmy looks. Below, see how your favorite stars primp and pamper for TV's biggest night. The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards air Monday on NBC at 8 p.m. Et View the story "How Stars Prep for the Emmys" on Storify...

The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards have arrived, and who's going to take home a statuette likely isn't the only question on your mind. As late-night host Seth Meyers, along with several A-list presenters, readies to take the stage, many have wondered why the Emmys are looking so different this time around. There's the earlier airdate and some reconstructed categories, to say nothing of the questions surrounding the category choices: Orange is the New Black is a comedy? True Detective isn't a miniseries? Below, The Hollywood Reporter answers the Emmy questions you've probably wondered about but never thought to ask. 1. It’s on a

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The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Saturday Night Live alum Seth Meyers, will take place Monday night at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles and will begin airing on NBC at 8 p.m. Est.

2014 Emmy Awards

Leading the nominations at the 2014 Emmys is HBO’s medieval fantasy series Game of Thrones with 19. The show, adapted from George R. R. Martin’s Song of Ice & Fire series, has received nods for Outstanding Drama as well as in the supporting actor categories for Peter Dinklage and Lena Headey’s performances.

In addition to Game of Thrones, the Outstanding Drama Emmy nominees include Downton Abbey, House of Cards, Breaking Bad, Mad Men and True Detective. Michelle Dockery, Kevin Spacy, Robin Wright, Brian Cranston, Jon Hamm, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson have all been nominated for their respective shows.

Among the top comedy series of 2014 are Netflix’s Orange is the New Black,...

The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards are just one day away and Fandango's Chief Correspondent Dave Karger joined Access Hollywood's Billy Bush to breakdown who might walk away with a trophy.

Dave and Billy handicap who should win and who will win in all the major acting categories and also the Outstanding Comedy Series and Outstanding Drama series races.

On Monday, will it be Claire Danes for "Homeland" or Robin Wright or "House of Cards"?

Photos: Emmys 2014: 66 Flashback Looks We Love

Will Emmys voters reward Bryan Cranston for "Breaking Bad's" final season? Or will Matthew ...

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Her show is certainly polarizing, and she has the public just as torn. But the girl has guts, and the Emmys have recognized that. (She's nominated for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series, her third straight nod.)

Girls season 3 saw Lena Dunham's Hannah Horvath go through a series of career crises – (spoilers) losing her ebook deal, fired from a job at GQ – and some personal problems with her three besties and boyfriend Adam. Though often criticized as self-centered (which she still was this season), she was also dealt a few harsh reality checks, losing her grandmother and making...

Adam Driver's performance as Adam Sackler shows that Girls isn't just about the girls.

In season 1, he was – let's face it – pretty darn weird. Season 2 gave us more of him, although in some not-so-nice situations with the girl he was dating. But as the boyfriend of Hannah Horvath (Lena Dunham), he proved himself to be loyal, loving and the one constant in her somewhat messy life.

It was actually kind of hard to watch Adam pull away from Hannah this season – (spoilers) he got a job on Broadway and began spending more time focusing on work and less on her.

Veep has gotten deep.

Not unfunny deep. Otherwise the HBO series wouldn't deserve to win the Emmy for outstanding comedy series.

But season 3, which saw Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) elevated to the presidency and faced with the instant prospect of being a lame duck, was a satirical bull's-eye: All that desperate improvising to outflank Potus and rival candidates, and she might as well be at the end of eight years.

What once seemed like a funny, foul-mouthed send-up of Washington, D.C., has come to seem uncomfortably credible about polls trumping policy. If the government were a TV genre, it'd be this: a spin-com.

Kerry Washington could swap Olivia Pope's white hat for a gold Emmy on Monday night, making awards show history.

People spoke to the Scandal star about her second consecutive nomination for playing the feisty political fixer on the ABC drama.

Does it feel any different the second time around?

Maybe, I don't have as much anxiety the second time around. Sometimes when you do things for the first time, you're more anxious, because it's the first time, so I think maybe I'm not as anxious as last year, although I don't remember being very anxious last year either. I think it's a bit more surreal,...

Kerry Washington could swap Olivia Pope's white hat for a gold Emmy on Monday night, making awards show history. People spoke to the Scandal star about her second consecutive nomination for playing the feisty political fixer on the ABC drama. Does it feel any different the second time around? Maybe, I don't have as much anxiety the second time around. Sometimes when you do things for the first time, you're more anxious, because it's the first time, so I think maybe I'm not as anxious as last year, although I don't remember being very anxious last year either. I think it's a bit more surreal,...

The character of Selina Meyer on HBO's Veep is one of the most densely and skillfully written in all of television right now, and star Julia Louis-Dreyfus, nominated for outstanding actress in a comedy series, is giving a virtuoso performance in the role: petty, egomaniacal, shallow and mean.

Would you prefer Martin Sheen?

She also has a strange genius for shooting herself in the foot. Selina wearing squeaky shoes and cautiously walking down a looooooong White House corridor to make her first presidential address was a great piece of physical comedy.

Besides, Louis-Dreyfus, 53, has already won twice for Veep – she's...

It was another fantastic year for television, and the 2014 Emmy nominations mostly captured that (...more or less). But when it comes to winners, the Emmys can be a wily beast, as seen in last year's bevy of baffling wins (Jeff Daniels for Newsroom, Bobby Cannavale for Boardwalk Empire, among others). Expect the expected with the Emmys, usually -- unless they go completely off the wall. This year, I have requested the expertise of Collider's own Adam Chitwood to assist me with picks, not only because he closely follows the awards circuit year-round, he also has a much better track record than I do for picking awards winners in general. Hit the jump for our guesses about how the results will play out and why in our 2014 Emmy predictions. The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Seth Meyers, will air live on NBC Monday, August 25th at 8pm Et/5pm Pt.

Aaron Paul is still vying for the title of coolest celebrity.

Aaron Paul is still vying for the title of coolest celebrity.

The two-time Emmy winner announced on Instagram Wednesday that he will be hosting a Breaking Bad scavenger hunt around Los Angeles as an appreciation to all the show's fans.

Photos: Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston Love a Breaking Bad Reunion

"There will be signed Breaking Bad scripts, posters, dolls, action figures and some really cool Breaking Bad art hidden all over the Hollywood area," Paul, 34, explained on Instagram. "We couldn't have done it without you. Happy hunting."

It only seems appropriate this Bad scavenger hunt be held on Emmys Monday, seeing as the AMC show is such a fixture at the event. Breaking Bad has nabbed a total of 49 nominations, with 11 wins so far. Paul has won twice for playing junkie Jesse Pinkman, and could win again this year. Total, the show...