U2, McCartney Earn Golden Globe Nods
U2, Paul McCartney and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Karen O all earned Golden Globe nominations when Justin Timberlake joined The Office’s John Krasinski and Inglourious Basterds‘ Diane Kruger this morning to announce this year’s contenders live in Los Angeles. The 67th annual awards ceremony will be held January 17th and broadcast on NBC.
U2 earned a nod in the Best Original Song — Motion Picture category for “Winter,” the band’s contribution to the Natalie Portman-Jake Gyllenhaal-Tobey Maguire Iraq war drama Brothers. Paul McCartney got nominated in the category for “I Want to Come Home,” off the soundtrack for Robert DeNiro and Drew Barrymore film Everybody’s Fine. Both songs will face off against “Cinema Italiano” from Nine, “I Will See You” from Avatar and “The Weary Kind” (by Ryan Bingham and T Bone Burnett) from Crazy Heart, the film starring Jeff Bridges as a down-on-his luck country music singer. Bridges was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama for his role.
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