Awards Spotlights: Jennifer Aniston and Oscar Isaac, He Said/She Said: Golden Globes, On the Set For 12/1/14, NYFCC Names Winners

SSN AWARDS ORIGINALS

GOLDEN GLOBES: ACTOR AND ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE

Awards 2015 Spotlight: Jennifer Aniston Opens Up On the Struggles Of Shooting ‘Cake’

In the new indie, the actress stars as a woman unable to move on from an accident that has left her physically and emotionally scarred, and addicted to pain pills.(SSN)

Awards 2015 Spotlight: Oscar Isaac On His Character In ‘A Most Violent Year’

A Golden Globe nominee last year for the Coen Brothers’ Inside Llewyn Davis says of his performance in writer-director J.C. Chandor’s latest, “The idea that everything was a calculation was helpful to me.” (SSN)

He Said/She Said: SSN Dives Into This Year’s Sea Of Golden Globes Contenders

SSN senior staff writer Dina Gachman and senior editor Neil Turitz are back with their weekly verbal mano a mano to the (metaphorical) death. This week’s subject is all things Globe-related. (SSN)

TODAY’S HEADLINES

On The Set For 12/1/14: ‘Now You See Me 2’ and ‘Kickboxer’ Start Shooting

Richard Linklater’s That’s What I’m Talking About wraps up, while Eddie Murphy’s new starring vehicle, Cook, also gets rolling and Ethan Hawke finished up playing Chet Baker In Born To Be Blue. (SSN)

And the First Critics Awards Are In, Thanks To the New York Film Critics Circle

Boyhood and director Richard Linklater take top honors, as does Patricia Arquette in the Supporting Actress category, while Timothy Spall, Marion Cotillard and J.K. Simmons take other acting prizes. (MF)

The FBI Has Gotten Involved In Getting To the Bottom Of This Sony Hack Attack

The bureau confirmed that it is working with other U.S. law enforcement agencies to investigate the attack that hit Sony last week, an incident that was possibly perpetrated by a group affiliated with North Korea. (VAR)

As the Sarah Jones Wrongful Death Case Continues, Family Fights a “Frivolous” Motion

Rail company CSX’s efforts to seal court documents has been attacked by the family, which called the efforts to prevent details from hitting the media “groundless,” “frivolous,” “desperate,” and “malicious.” (DH)

George C. Wolfe Is Getting Together With Starz For a New Show About the Birth Of Jazz

The new show, called Storyville, is set in New Orleans during the turn of the 20th century when an exceedingly vibrant, celebratory subculture emerged, and fueled the birth of jazz, and will be written and directed by Wolfe. (SAA)

Fans Of ‘Parks and Recreation’ Will Get Their Final Season, But In a Shortened Window

NBC announced that it will start airing the seventh and final season of the beloved series on Tuesday, January 13th, and then air two episodes per night until the finale, on February 24th. (HP)

Lauren Graham Stands Poised To Join the Late Night TV Boys’ Club — Sort Of

NBC has given a script development deal to Kate on Later, which, if ordered, would be a potential post-Parenthood starring role for Graham, who is also co-writing with Liz Tuccillo.  (EW)