1. The Dark Knight - $158,411,483 – 94%, fresh

2. Mamma Mia! - $27,751,240 – 54%, rotten

3. Hancock - $14,040,178 – 38%, rotten

4. Journey to the Center of the Earth - $12,340,435 – 60%, fresh

5. Hellboy II: The Golden Army - $10,117,815 – 88%, fresh

6. WALL-E - $10,070,396 – 96%, fresh

7. Space Chimps - $7,181,374 – 40%, rotten

8. Wanted - $5,072,805 – 73%, fresh

9. Get Smart - $4,125,021 – 53%, rotten

10. Kung Fu Panda - $1,860,854 – 88%, fresh

It won awards for Program of the Year, Outstanding Achievement in Drama and Outstanding New Program. This is the first time ever that AMC has won any critics’ awards.

“Obviously, the message of smoking, drinking and whoring has resonated with the TCA,” said John Slattery, whose character suffered a heart attack while delivering the aforementioned message to audiences worldwide last season.

NBC’s 30 Rock was the winner on the comedy side of things, winning best comedy, with Individual Achievement in Comedy Award being presented to Tina Fey.

HBO’s crime drama The Wire, which ended its run earlier this year, won the Heritage Award. The award acknowledges longstanding programs that have lasting cultural or social impact.

Saturday Night Live executive producer Lorne Michaels picked up the Career Achievement Award.

FYI, critics’ favourite new show returns for a second season next week (July 27).

Here are all the winners:

Program of the Year

“Mad Men” (AMC)

Outstanding New Program

“Mad Men” (AMC)

Outstanding Achievement in Comedy

“30 Rock” (NBC)

Outstanding Achievement in Drama

“Mad Men” (AMC)

Outstanding Achievement in News & Information

“The War” (PBS)

Outstanding Achievement in Children’s Programming

“WordGirl” (PBS)

Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries & Specials

“John Adams” (HBO)

Individual Achievement in Drama

Paul Giamatti, “John Adams” (HBO)

Individual Achievement in Comedy

Tina Fey, “30 Rock” (NBC)

Career Achievement

Lorne Michaels

Heritage Award

“The Wire” (HBO)

Actor Tony Plana will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award, director/producer Rodrigo Garcia (HBO’s In Treatment) will be given the Creative Achievement Award and executive producer and writer of the feature film La Misma Luna, Ligiah Villalobos, will be presented with the Norman Lear Writer’s Award.

Helen Hernandez, founder of the Imagen Foundation and creator of the Imagen Awards, said: “I am consistently amazed with the exponential growth in both the quantity and quality of the entries we receive each year. The increase of Latino representation across entertainment disciplines is truly indicative of the prevalent role we play in Hollywood, mainstream America, and throughout the world.”

The 23rd Annual Imagen Awards will be presented on August 21 in Beverly Hills. Here are some of the nominees across the categories:

BEST ON-AIR ADVERTISING
Artist Speaking Tr3s’, AB Quintanilla y Los Kumbia All Stars, MTV3
Civic es Civic, La Agencia de Orci & Asociados
Descubre and Download, Colby O’Donis, MTV
Descubre and Download, Malverde, MTV
Tu Pride, Silvestre, MTV
Tu Pride, Elan, MTV
Tu Pride, Ruben, MTV
Vivelo Aqui Campaign, HBO

BEST LOCAL INFORMATIONAL PROGRAMMING
Ninos Inmigrantes Llegan a La Escuela, Univision 23
Fox 11 News, Alter the Melee, Producer, Pete Noyes
Vista L.A., ABC7

BEST NATIONAL INFORMATIONAL PROGRAMMING
Beyond Borders: an MTV Tr3’s Immigration Forum, MTV Networks
Hispanics Today, Producers Erica Ortiz & Don Kaiser
LatinEyes, Executive Producer, Andres Pruna
Maria Hinojosa One-on-One with Tony Plana, Producer, La Plaza-WGBH
Nick News with Linda Ellerbee, I’m American, You’re Not, Nickelodeon, Nickelodeon Network

BEST THEATRICAL SHORT OR STUDENT FILM
Below the Fold, The Pulitzer that Defined Latino Journalism, Produced & Directed by Roberto Gudino and Olga Briseno
Nina Quebrada, Produced by Diana Romero and Directed by Jen Kleiner
A Day at the Theatre: Produced by Karla Ojeda and Directed by Kenneth Castillo
Proof of Birth, Produced by Sergei Krasikav, Directed by Jose Luis Orbegozo
Suripanta, Produced by David Rodriguez and Edward Cohen, Directed by David Rodriguez Estrada

BEST DOCUMENTARY FOR TELEVISION
Borinqueneers (The) El Pozo Productions
Brown is the New Green, Producer & Director, Phillip Rodriguez
Made in L.A., Producer and Director, Robert Bahar and Almudena Carracedo
Orozco: Man of Fire, Producer and Director, Laurie Coyle and Rick Tejada Flores
Recycled Life (Cinemax Reel Life), Iwerks-Glad Production in association with HBO/Cinemax Documentary Film
Toxic City: This is Where I Live, Producer & Director, Nori Takei

BEST CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING
Dora the Explorer, Nickelodeon; Nickelodeon Network
El Tigre, The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Nickelodeon, Nickelodeon Network
Go, Diego, Go, Nickelodeon; Nickelodeon Network
Handy Manny, Disney Channel
Maya and Miguel, PBS

BEST VARIETY OR REALITY SHOW
Ceasar and Chuy, LATV Networks
Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan, National Geographic Channel
Dancing with the Stars, ABC
Mi TRL Awards, MTV Networks
Step It Up & Dance, Bravo
Randy Jackson Presents, America’s Best Dance Crew, MTV
Vivo Presents, Juanes, Producer, Shari Scorca

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS - FILM
Danielle Polanco, Missy, Step Up 2 The Streets, Producer, Patrick Wachsberger & Erik Feig, Director, Jon M. Chu
Ana Ortiz, Ugly Betty ABC and Touchstone Television
Dana Ramirez, Heroes, NBC
Leonor Varela, Where God Left His Shoes, Written and Directed, Salvatore Stabile
Roselyn Sanchez, Game Plan, Producers Gordon Gray & Mark Ciardi, Director, Andy Fickman

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR - FILM
David Castro, Where God Left His Shoes, Written and Directed by Salvatore Stabile
Eugenio Derbez, La Misma Luna, Producer/Director, Patricia Rigen
Jacob Vargas, Sleep Dealer, Producer, Anthony Bregman
Tego Calderon, Illegal Tender, Producer, John Singleton

BEST ACTRESS - FILM
Giovanna Mezzogiorno, Love in the Time of Cholera, Directed by Mike Newell, Stone Village Pictures
Kate Del Castillo, La Misma Luna: Directed by Patricia Riggen, Fox Searchlight Pictures
Wanda de Jesus, Illegal Tender: Directed by Franc Reyes, New Deal Productions
Yvette Yates, Nina Quebrada: Directed by Jen Kleiner, The Collective

BEST ACTOR - FILM
Adrian Alonso, La Misma Luna: Directed by Patricia Riggen, Fox Searchlight Pictures
Javier Bardem, Love in the Time of Cholera Directed by Mike Newell, Stone Village Pictures
John Leguizamo, Where God Left His Shoes: Directed by Salvatore Stabile, Vulcan Productions
Rick Gonzalez, Illegal Tender: Directed by Franc Reyes, New Deal Productions

BEST DIRECTOR
Kenny Ortega, High School Musical 2, Disney Channel
Mike Newell, Love in the Time of Cholera, Stone Village Pictures
Patricia Riggen, La Misma Luna, Fox Searchlight Pictures

BEST PICTURE
Alondra Smiles: Directed by Concha Nora Villa, Villa Media Productions
La Misma Luna: Directed by Patricia Riggen, Fox Searchlight Pictures
Love in the Time of Cholera: Directed by Mike Newell, Stone Village Pictures
Where God Left His Shoes, Directed by Salvatore Stabile, Vulcan Productions

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS - TELEVISION
Cote de Pablo, NCIS: CBS, Belisarius Productions, Paramount Television
Eva La Rue, Miami CSI, CBS Television, CBS Productions
Maria Canals Barrera, Wizards of Waverly Place, Disney Channel, It’s a Laugh Productions
Ana Ortiz, Ugly Betty, ABC and Touchstone Television
Dana Ramirez, Heroes, NBC

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR - TELEVISION
Danny Pino, Cold Case, CBS/Paramount Network Television
Esai Morales, Jericho, CBS/Paramount Network Television
Jorge Garcia, Lost, ABC, American Broadcasting Company
Shalim Ortiz, Heros, NBC
Tony Plana, Ugly Betty, ABC and Touchstone Television

BEST ACTRESS - TELEVISION
America Ferrera, Ugly Betty, ABC and Touchstone Television
Christina Milian, Snowglobe, ABC and Disney Channel
Kathleen Herles, Dora the Explorer, Nickelodeon Network, Nickelodeon Studios
Selma Gomez, Wizards of Waverly Place, Disney Channel, It’s a Laugh Production

BEST ACTOR - TELEVISION
Carlos Mencia, Mind of Mencia, Comedy Central
Edward James Olmos, Battlestar Galactica, The Sci-Fi Channel
James Roday, Psych CBS
Wilmer Valderamma, Handy Manny (animation), Disney Channel

BEST PRIMETIME SERIES
ER: NBC and Warner Bros. Television
Grey’s Anatomy, ABC, Mark Gordon Company
Lost, ABC, ABC Studios
Scrubs, ABC, Dozer Productions
Ugly Betty, ABC, Touchstone Television

The twelve episode, half-hour series will star Falco as a strong-willed, iconoclastic New York City nurse juggling the frenzied grind of an urban hospital and an equally challenging personal life. The series will go into production in New York in late 2008, and will premiere in 2009.

“Nothing is more thrilling for us than bringing Edie Falco to Showtime in this unique, quirky, touching comedy/drama,” said Greenblatt. “If you suddenly found yourself in the hospital and fighting through our health care system, you would want no one other than Edie Falco — or Nurse Jackie — by your side. This show will illuminate the complex and often heroic people who devote their lives to healing the sick while simultaneously trying to make sense of
their own complicated personal lives. It’s quintessential premium cable, and with Edie on board, quintessential Showtime.”

“We’re thrilled about the pick-up of ‘NURSE JACKIE‘ and the expansion of our relationship with Showtime on what we expect will be another groundbreaking series,” said Beggs. “This subversive, yet wildly entertaining examination of our broken health care system, brought to life by the incomparable Edie Falco and an amazing creative team, promises to excite and
provoke audiences.”

The series is a co-production of Showtime and Lionsgate. The pilot was written by Liz Brixius, Linda Wallem (The Comeback, That ’70’s Show), and Evan Dunsky. Wallem and Brixius are executive producers and show runners. Caryn Mandabach will serve as an executive producer. Richie Jackson will serve as co-executive producer.

NURSE JACKIE is a half-hour dark comedy that is at turns wicked, heartbreaking and funny. Edie Falco stars as the title character Jackie O’Hurley, a strong-willed and brilliant — but very flawed — emergency room nurse in a complicated New York City hospital. A lapsed Catholic with an occasional weakness for Vicodin and Adderall to get her through the days, Jackie keeps the hospital balanced with her own kind of justice. Every day is a high wire act of juggling patients, doctors, fellow nurses and her own indiscretions. The series also stars Eve Best, Peter Facinelli, Merritt Wever, Haaz Slieman and Paul Schulze.

For her role as Carmela Soprano, Edie Falco was nominated six times for a Lead Actress in a Drama Series Primetime Emmy(R) Award — and won three times. She has also collected two Golden Globes(R) (seven nominations) and three SAG Awards (seven nominations).

The show is co-produced by Lionsgate and Showtime in association with Caryn Mandabach Productions and Madison Grain Elevator Inc.

Utilizing the classic Romeo and Juliet story of the original VALLEY GIRL, the update will be a musical set to a re-imagination of classic ’80’s songs.

Bailey, who most recently produced Gone Baby Gone for Miramax Films, will produce VALLEY GIRL through Idealogy, Inc. Bailey currently has several projects at various stages of development and production at Buena Vista Pictures including Tr2n and Liberty.

Smith, a production executive at Idealogy, Inc. will serve as Executive Producer on the project. Becky Sloviter, Vice President, Production will oversee the project for MGM.

“I’m thrilled to be in business with the new MGM with the ambition of returning to the great MGM musical legacy,” said Bailey. “Matt came up with a dynamic and inventive approach to this title, and we look forward to re-visiting the fun and music of the 80s on-screen.”

Known for his popular television series “Project Greenlight,” which aired on HBO and Bravo (2002-2005), Bailey is currently developing “The Unlimited,” a pilot for ABC Studios. Bailey is also producing Sabbatical and Hexum for Buena Vista. His past credits include Matchstick Men and Best Laid Plans.

Idealogy, Inc. is represented by Endeavor and attorney’s Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren & Richman.

Better yet, it is currently rated as 94% fresh at the Tomatometer, still 1 percent ahead of this year’s other critics’ favourite superhero movie, Iron Man.

The midnight screenings record was previously held by Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, the conclusion to the franchise that first premiered on the big screens more than 30 years ago.

The Dark Knight simultaneously topped Warner Bros‘ studio record for 12:01 showings, previously held by Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

Fellman says: “We have been thrilled by the response to The Dark Knight, first from the critics and now from audiences. From our earliest screenings, the buzz on the film has been white hot and it hasn’t let up. Now that the opening weekend is here, we are very excited to finally share The Dark Knight with moviegoers nationwide.”

Make that worldwide. The Dark Knight opens in countries across six continents this week.

Directed by Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight stars Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, Gary Oldman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Heath Ledger and Aaron Eckhart.

Nolan directed the film from a screenplay written by Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan, from a story by Christopher Nolan & David S. Goyer. Charles Roven, Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan are the producers, with Benjamin Melniker, Michael E. Uslan, Kevin De La Noy and Thomas Tull serving as executive producers.

The Batman Begins sequel is distributed worldwide in theatres and IMAX by Warner Bros. Pictures. The film has been rated PG-13 for “intense sequences of violence and some menace.”

You can find more info about the IMAX screenings here.

Related news:

The Dark Knight Makes Motion Picture History in IMAX Theatres on July 28

Notably absent on the list of best dramas is Battlestar Galactica. This, along with the failure to include Mary McDonnell on the list of best actresses, is probably the single most unforgivable omission this year.

(And seriously, Lost? The most shameless perpetual teaser of a show that has ever hit television screens gets nominated and Galactica doesn’t? Oh well. At least they didn’t include Grey’s Anatomy to really rub it in this year.)

Hopefully they’ll redeem themselves next year, when the show returns for its final run.

Here is the full list of the nominees:

COMEDY SERIES

“30 Rock” (NBC)
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” (HBO)
“Entourage” (HBO)
“The Office” (NBC)
“Two and a Half Men” (CBS)

DRAMA SERIES

“Boston Legal” (ABC)
“Damages” (FX)
“Dexter” (Showtime)
“House” (Fox)
“Lost” (ABC)
“Mad Men” (AMC)

MINISERIES

“The Andromeda Strain” (A&E)
“Cranford” (Masterpiece Theatre)
“John Adams” (HBO)
“Tin Man” (Sci Fi Channel)

ACTOR IN A COMEDY

Alec Baldwin — “30 Rock” (NBC)
Steve Carell — “The Office” (NBC)
Lee Pace — “Pushing Daisies” (ABC)
Charlie Sheen — “Two and a Half Men” (CBS)
Tony Shalhoub — “Monk” (USA)

ACTOR IN A DRAMA

Gabriel Byrne — “In Treatment” (HBO)
Bryan Cranston — “Breaking Bad” (AMC)
Michael C. Hall — “Dexter” (Showtime)
Jon Hamm — “Mad Men” (AMC)
Hugh Laurie — “House” (Fox)
James Spader — “Boston Legal” (ABC)

ACTRESS IN A COMEDY

Christina Applegate — “Samantha Who?”(ABC)
America Ferrera — “Ugly Betty” (ABC)
Tina Fey — “30 Rock” (NBC)
Julia Louis-Dreyfus — “New Adventures of Old Christine” (CBS)
Mary-Louise Parker — “Weeds” (Showtime)

ACTRESS IN A DRAMA

Glenn Close — “Damages” (FX)
Sally Field — “Brothers & Sisters” (ABC)
Mariska Hargitay — “Law and Order: SVU” (NBC)
Holly Hunter — “Saving Grace” (TNT)
Kyra Sedgwick — “The Closer” (TNT)

REALITY HOST

Tom Bergeron - “Dancing With the Stars”
Heidi Klum - “Project Runway”
Howie Mandel - “Deal or No Deal”
Jeff Probst - “Survivor”
Ryan Seacrest - “American Idol”

MADE FOR TELEVISION MOVIE

“Bernard And Doris” - (HBO)
“Extras: The Extra Special Series Finale” - (HBO) ”
“The Memory Keeper’s Daughter” - (Lifetime)
“A Raisin In The Sun” - (ABC)
“Recount” - (HBO)

REALITY

“Antiques Roadshow” - (PBS)
“Dirty Jobs” - (Discovery Channel)
“Extreme Makeover Home Edition” - (ABC)
“Intervention” - (A&E)
“Kathy Griffin: My Life On The D-List” - (Bravo)

REALITY HOST

Tom Bergeron - “Dancing With the Stars”
Heidi Klum - “Project Runway”
Howie Mandel - “Deal or No Deal”
Jeff Probst - “Survivor”
Ryan Seacrest - “American Idol”

REALITY COMPETITION PROGRAM

“The Amazing Race” - (CBS)
“American Idol” - (FOX)
“Dancing With The Stars” - (ABC)
“Project Runway” - (Bravo)
“Top Chef” - (Bravo)

ACTOR IN A MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Ralph Fiennes - “Bernard And Doris” (HBO)
Ricky Gervais - “Extras: The Extra Special Series Finale” (HBO)
Paul Giamatti - “John Adams” (HBO)
Kevin Spacey - “Recount” (HBO)
Tom Wilkinson - “Recount” (HBO)

ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Catherine Keener - “An American Crime” (Showtime)
Susan Sarandon - “Bernard And Doris” (HBO)
Dame Judi Dench - “Cranford” (Masterpiece Theatre)
Laura Linney - “John Adams” (HBO )
Phylicia Rashad - “A Raisin In The Sun” (ABC)

SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A COMEDY

Jon Cryer - “Two and a Half Men” (CBS)
Kevin Dillon - “Entourage” (HBO)
Neil Patrick Harris - “How I Met Your Mother” (CBS)
Jeremy Piven - “Entourage” (HBO)
Rainn Wilson - “The Office” (NBC)

SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA

Ted Danson - “Damages” (FX)
Michael Emerson - “Lost” (ABC)
Zeljko Ivanek - “Damages” (FX)
T.R. Knight - “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC)
William Shatner - “Boston Legal” (ABC)
John Slattery - “Mad Men” (AMC)

SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A MINISERIES OR MOVIE

David Morse - “John Adams” (HBO)
Stephen Dillane - “John Adams” (HBO)
Tom Wilkinson - “John Adams” (HBO)
Denis Leary - “Recount” (HBO)
Bob Balaban - “Recount” (HBO)

SUPPFRTING ACTRESS IN A COMEDY

Kristin Chenoweth - “Pushing Daisies” (ABC)
Amy Poehler - “Saturday Night Live” (NBC)
Jean Smart - “Samantha Who?” (ABC)
Holland Taylor - “Two and a Half Men” (CBS)
Vanessa Williams - “Ugly Betty” (ABC)

SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA

Candice Bergen - “Boston Legal” (ABC)
Rachel Griffiths - “Brothers and Sisters” (ABC)
Christina Hendricks - “Mad Men” (AMC)
Sandra Oh - “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC)
Dianne Wiest - “In Treatment” (HBO)
Chandra Wilson - “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC)

SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MINISERIES OR MOVIE

Eileen Atkins - “Cranford” (Masterpiece Theatre)
Ashley Jensen - “Extras: The Extra Special Series Finale” (HBO)
Alfre Woodard - “Pictures Of Hollis Woods” (CBS)
Audra McDonald - “A Raisin In The Sun” (ABC)
Laura Dern - “Recount” (HBO)

GUEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY

Shelley Berman - “Curb Your Enthusiasm” - (HBO)
Rip Torn - “30 Rock” - (NBC)
Will Arnett - “30 Rock” - (NBC)
Steve Buscemi - “30 Rock” - (NBC)
Tim Conway - “30 Rock” - (NBC)

GUEST ACTOR IN A DRAMA

Stanley Tucci - “ER” -(NBC)
Glynn Turman - “In Treatment” - (HBO)
Robin Williams - “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” - (NBC)
Robert Morse - “Mad Men” - (AMC)
Oliver Platt - “Nip/Tuck” - (FX)
Charles Durning - “Rescue Me” - (FX)

GUEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDY

Polly Bergen - “Desperate Housewives” (ABC)
Kathryn Joosten - “Desperate Housewives” (ABC)
Sarah Silverman - “Monk” (USA)
Carrie Fisher - “30 Rock” (NBC)
Edie Falco - “30 Rock” (NBC)
Elaine Stritch - “30 Rock” (NBC)

GUEST ACTRESS IN A DRAMA

Ellen Burstyn - “Big Love” (HBO)
Diahann Carroll - “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC)
Cynthia Nixon - “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” (NBC)
Anjelica Huston - “Medium” (NBC)
Sharon Gless - “Nip/Tuck” (FX)

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE IN A VARIETY OR MUSIC PROGRAM

Jon Stewart - “80th Annual Academy Awards” (ABC)
Stephen Colbert - “The Colbert Report” (Comedy Central)
David Letterman - “Late Show With David Letterman” (CBS)
Don Rickles - “Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project” (HBO)
Tina Fey - “Saturday Night Live” (NBC)

DIRECTING FOR A COMEDY

Dan Attias, “Entourage” (“No Cannes Do“)
James Bobin, “Flight Of The Conchords” (“Sally Returns“)
Michael Engler, “30 Rock” (“Rosemary’s Baby“)
Paul Feig, “The Office” (“Goodbye, Toby“)
Paul Lieberstein, “The Office” (“Money: Parts 1 & 2“)
Barry Sonnenfield, “Pushing Daisies” (“Pie-Lette“)

DIRECTING FOR A DRAMA

Allen Coulter, “Damages” (pilot)
Vince Gilligan, “Breaking Bad” (pilot)
Arlene Sanford, “Boston Legal” (“The Mighty Rogues“)
Alan Taylor, “Mad Men” (“Smoke Gets In Your Eyes“)
Greg Yaitanes, “House” (“House’s Head“)

DIRECTING FOR A VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY PROGRAM

Louis J. Horvitz - “80th Annual Academy Awards” (ABC)
Jim Hoskinson - “The Colbert Report” (#4051) (Comedy Central)
Don Roy King - “Saturday Night Live” (Host: Tina Fey) (NBC)
Lonny Price - “Company” (Great Performances) (PBS)
Chuck O’Neil - “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” (#13050) (Comedy Central)

DIRECTING FOR A MINISERIES, MOVIE OR DRAMATIC SPECIAL

Bob Balaban - “Bernard And Doris” (HBO)
Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant - “Extras: The Extra Special Series Finale” (HBO)
Tom Hooper - “John Adams” (HBO)
Mikael Salomon - “The Company” (TNT)
Jay Roach - “Recount” (HBO)

DIRECTING FOR NONFICTION PROGRAMMING

Ken Burns, Lynn Novick - “The War” (”Pride of Our Nation”) (PBS)
Bertram van Munster - “The Amazing Race” (”Honestly, They Have Witch Powers Or Something”) (CBS)
Tricia Regan - “Autism: The Musical” (HBO)
Tony Sacco - “Project Runway” (”En Garde”) (Bravo)
Christopher Wilcha, Adam Beckman - “This American Life” (”Escape”) (Showtime)

ANIMATED PROGRAM (less than one hour)

“Creature Comforts America” - (”Don’t Choke To Death, Please”) (CBS)
“King Of The Hill” - (”Death Picks Cotton”) (Fox)
“Robot Chicken” - (”Robot Chicken: Star Wars”) (Cartoon Network)
“The Simpsons” - (”Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind”) (Fox)
“SpongeBob SquarePants” - (”Inmates of Summer / Two Faces of Squidward”) (Nickelodeon)

ANIMATED PROGRAM (one hour or more)

“Family Guy” - (”Blue Harvest”) (Fox)
“Justice League: The New Frontier” - (Warner Bros. on demand)
“South Park” - (”Imaginationland”) (Comedy Central)

VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY SERIES

“The Colbert Report” - (Comedy Central)
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” - (Comedy Central)
“Late Show With David Letterman” - (CBS)
“Real Time With Bill Maher” - (HBO)
“Saturday Night Live” - (NBC)

VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY SPECIAL

“Bill Maher: The Decider” - (HBO)
“George Carlin: It’s Bad For Ya!” - (HBO)
“James Taylor: One Man Band (Great Performances)” - (PBS)
“Kathy Griffin: Straight To Hell” - (Bravo)
“The Kennedy Center Honors” - (CBS)
“Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project” - (HBO)

SPECIAL CLASS PROGRAM - NOT-EXCLUSIVELY-MADE-FOR-TELEVISION VARIETY, MUSIC, COMEDY EVENT PROGRAMS

“Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival Chicago” (Great Performances) - (PBS)

SPECIAL CLASS PROGRAM – CLASSICAL MUSIC/DANCE PROGRAMS

“New York City Opera: Madama Butterfly” (Live From Lincoln Center) - (PBS)

SPECIAL CLASS PROGRAM - SHORT-FORMAT LIVE-ACTION ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMS

“Battlestar Galactica: Razor Featurette #4″ - (Sci Fi Channel.com)
“Friday Night Lights: Spotlight On Austin” - (NBC.com)
“Lost:”Missing Pieces” - (ABC.com)
“Sarah Silverman Program Nugget” - (Comedycentral.com)
“30 Rock: Kenneth The Web Page” - (NBC.com)

SPECIAL CLASS PROGRAM - SHORT-FORMAT ANIMATED PROGRAMS

“Camp Lazlo” (”Lazlo’s First Crush”) (Cartoon Network)
“Chowder” - (”Burple Nurples”) (Cartoon Network)

SPECIAL CLASS PROGRAM - SHORT-FORMAT NONFICTION PROGRAMS

“Deadliest Catch: The Real Dutch” (Discovery.com)
“Great Moments From The Campaign Trail” (History ChannelVOD)
“Jay Leno’s Garage” (Jaylenosgarage.com)

SPECIAL CLASS PROGRAM - AWARDS PROGRAMS

“80th Annual Abad?My Awards” (ABC)
“The 61st Annual Tony Awards” (CBS)

CHILDREN’S PROGRAM

“Classical Baby (I’m Grown Up Now): The Poetry Show” - (HBO)
“Hannah Montana” - (Disney Channel)
“High School Musical 2″ - (Disney Channel)
“Nick News With Linda Ellerbee: The Untouchable Kids Of India” - (Nickelodeon)
“The Suite Life Of Zack And Cody” - (Disney Channel)

NONFICTION SPECIAL

“AFI’s 100 Years…100 Movies - 10th Anniversary Edition” - (CBS)
“Alive Day Memories: Home From Iraq” - (HBO)
“Autism: The Musical” - (HBO)
“Pioneers Of Television - Late Night: Johnny, Jack, Steve, And Merv” - (PBS)

NONFICTION SERIES

“American Masters” - (PBS)
“Biography” - (Biography Channel)
“Deadliest Catch” - (Discovery Channel)
“Inside The Actors Studio” - (Bravo)
“This American Life” - (Showtime)

WRITING FOR A COMEDY

James Bobin, Jemaine Clement, Bret McKenzie - “Flight Of The Conchords” (”Yoko”) (HBO)
Jack Burditt - “30 Rock” (”Rosemary’s Baby”) (NBC)
Lee Eisenberg, Gene Stupnitsky - “The Office” (”Dinner Party”) (NBC)
Tina Fey - “30 Rock”(”Cooter”) (NBC)
Bryan Fuller - “Pushing Daisies” (”Pie-Lette”) (ABC)

WRITING FOR A DRAMA

Michael Angeli - “Battlestar Galactica” - (”Six Of One”) (Sci Fi Channel)
Todd A. Kessler, Glenn Kessler, Daniel Zelman - “Damages” (”Pilot”) (FX Networks)
Matthew Weiner - “Mad Men” (”Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” - Pilot) (AMC)
Matthew Weiner, Robin Veith - “Mad Men” (”The Wheel”) (AMC)
David Simon (teleplay), Ed Burns - “The Wire” (”30″) (HBO)

WRITING FOR A VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY PROGRAM

“The Colbert Report” (Comedy Central) - Tom Purcell (head Writer), Stephen Colbert, Allison Silverman, Richard Dahm, Michael Brumm, Rob Dubbin, Eric Drysdale, Peter Gwinn, Jay Katsir, Laura Krafft, Frank Lesser, Glenn Eichler, Peter Grosz, Bryan Adams, Barry Julien
“The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” (Comedy Central) - Steve Bodow (head writer), Rory Albanese, Rachel Axler, Kevin Bleyer, Rich Blomquist, Tim Carvell, J.R. Havlan, Scott Jacobson, David Javerbaum, Rob Kutner, Josh Lieb, Sam Means, John Oliver, Jason Ross, Jon Stewart
“Late Night With Conan O’Brien” (NBC) - Mike Sweeney (head writer), Chris Albers, Jose Arroyo, Dan Cronin, Kevin Dorff, Daniel J. Goor, Michael Gordon, Berkley Johnson, Brian Kiley, Michael Koman, Brian McCann, Guy Nicolucci, Conan O’Brien, Matt O’Brien, Brian Stack, Andrew Weinberg
“Late Show With David Letterman“(CBS) - Eric Stangel (head writer), Justin Stangel, (head writer), Jim Mulholland, Michael Barrie, Steve Young, Tom Ruprecht, Lee Ellenberg, Matt Roberts, Jeremy Weiner, Joe Grossman, Bill Scheft, Bob Borden, Frank Sebastiano, David Letterman
“Saturday Night Live” (NBC) - Seth Meyers (head writer), Andrew Steele (head writer), Paula Pell (head writer), Doug Abeles, James Anderson, Alex Baze, James Downey, Charlie Grandy, Steve Higgins, Colin Jost, Erik Kenward, Rob Klein, Jon Lutz, Lorne Michaels, Simon Rich, Marika Sawyer, Akiva Schaffer, Robert Smigel, John Solomon, Emily Spivey, Kent Sublette, Bryan Tucker, Robert Carlock (additional sketch), Lauren Pomerantz (additional sketch)

WRITING FOR A MINISERIES, MOVIE OR A DRAMATIC SPECIAL

Hugh Costello - “Bernard And Doris” (HBO)
Kirk Ellis - “John Adams” (”Independence”) (HBO)
Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant - “Extras: The Extra Special Series Finale” (HBO)
Heidi Thomas - “Cranford” (Masterpiece Theatre) (PBS)
Danny Strong - “Recount” (HBO)

WRITING FOR NONFICTION PROGRAMMING

Jeff Grogan - “Intervention” (A&E)
David de Vries - “Life After People” (History Channel)
Ira Glass - “This American Life” (”Escape”) (Showtime)
Geoffrey C. Ward - “The War” (”Pride Of Our Nation”) (PBS)
Mark Zwonitzer - “Walt Whitman” (American Experience) (PBS)

ART DIRECTION FOR A SINGLE-CAMERA SERIES

“Dexter” - (”That Night, A Forest Grew”) (Showtime) - Tony Cowley, production designer; Linda Spheeris, set decorator
“Heroes” - (”Out Of Time”) (NBC) - Ruth Ammon, production designer; Matthew Jacobs, art director; Ron Franco, set decorator
“Mad Men” - (”Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” - Pilot) (AMC) - Bob Shaw, production designer; Henry Dunn, art director;Rena DeAngelo, set decorator
“Mad Men” - (”Shoot”) (AMC) - Dan Bishop, production designer;Christopher Brown, art director; Amy Wells, set decorator
“Pushing Daisies” - (”Pie-Lette”) (ABC) - Michael Wylie, production designer; Halina Siwolop, set decorator;
“Ugly Betty” - “How Betty Got Her Grieve Back”) (ABC) - Mark Worthington, production designer;Jim Wallis, art director; Archie D’Amico, set decorator

ART DIRECTION FOR A MINISERIES OR MOVIE

“The Andromeda Strain” (A&E) - Jerry Wanek, production designer; Dan Hermansen, art director; Merlin Dervisevic, set decorator
“Cranford” (Masterpiece Theatre) (PBS • A BBC and WGBH/Boston co-production; Donal Woods, production designer; Trisha Edwards, set decorator
“John Adams” (HBO) - Gemma Jackson, production designer; David Crank, supervising art director (USA); Christina Moore, supervising art director (Hungary); Kathy Lucas, set decorator (USA); Sarah Whittle, set decorator (Hungary)
“Recount” (HBO) - Patti Podesta, production designer; Christopher Tandon, art director; Radha Mehta, set decorator
“Tin Man” (Sci Fi Channel) - Michael Joy, production designer; Paulo Venturi, art director; Mark Lane, set decorator

ART DIRECTION FOR A VARIETY, MUSIC PROGRAM OR NONFICTION PROGRAMMING

“80th Annual Academy Awards” (ABC) - Roy Christopher, production designer; Joe Celli, art director
“50th Annual Grammy Awards” (CBS) - Steve Bass, production designer; Brian Stonestreet, production designer; Alana Billingsley, art director
“Hell’s Kitchen” (Episode # 401) (FOX) - John R. Janavs, production designer; Robert Frye, art director; Stephen Paul Fackrell, set decorator
“MADtv” (Episode # 1315) (FOX) - Nicole Elespuru, production designer; James Yarnell, production designer; Daryn Reid Goodall, S.D.S.A., set decorator
“2007 MTV Video Music Awards” (MTV) - Scott Storey, production designer; Joe Celli, art director; James Connelly, art director

CASTING FOR A COMEDY

“Californication” (Showtime) - Felicia Fasano, C.S.A.; Pat McCorkle, C.S.A., Original New York
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” (HBO) - Allison Jones, Casting Director
“Pushing Daisies” (ABC) - Camille Patton, C.S.A.; Meg Liberman, C.S.A.; Jennifer Lare, C.S.A.
“30 Rock” (NBC) - Jennifer McNamara Shroff
“Ugly Betty” (ABC) - Jeff Greenberg, C.S.A.; Mark Scott, C.S.A.,

CASTING FOR A DRAMA

“Brothers & Sisters” (ABC) - Jeanie Bacharach, C.S.A., Gillian O’Neill, C.S.A.
“Damages” (FX Networks) - Julie Tucker, C.S.A., Ross Meyerson, Avy Kaufman (pilot)
“Friday Night Lights” (NBC) - Linda Lowy, John Brace, Beth Sepko,
“Mad Men” (AMC) - Kim Miscia (pilot), Beth Bowling (pilot), Laura Schiff (series), Carrie Audino (series)
“The Tudors” (Showtime) - Nuala Moiselle, Frank Moiselle, Mary Jo Slater, C.S.A., Steve Brooksbank, C.S.A., Stephanie Gorin, C.S.A., C.D.C.

CASTING FOR A MINISERIES, MOVIE OR SPECIAL

“The Bronx Is Burning” (ESPN) Billy Hopkins, Paul Schnee, Hopkins, Smith & Barden Casting
“The Company” (TNT) - Denise Chamian, C.S.A., Scout Masterson, Diane Kerbel, Canada Priscilla John, UK Zsolt Csutak, Hungary
“Cranford” (Masterpiece Theatre) (PBS) - Maggie Lunn, “John Adams” (HBO) - Kathleen Chopin, C.S.A., Nina Gold, C.D.G., Tracy Kilpatrick
“Recount” (HBO) - David Rubin, C.S.A., Richard Hicks, C.S.A., Lori S. Wyman, C.S.A., Florida Kathleen Chopin, C.S.A., New York Julie Schubert, New York

The studio is inviting X-Philes to gather that day in specially-built seating in front of the Hollywood landmark where they can observe the red-carpet arrivals – and participate in a special conference with the film’s stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, plus writer-producer-director Chris Carter and writer-producer Frank Spotnitz.

Situated on a stage in front of the theater, the four filmmakers will field questions from the fans, prior to fulfilling their more traditional duties with the press. (Seating will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Special credentials will be distributed at 4:00 p.m. to the first 500 fans that arrive that day. The festivities will begin at 6:00 p.m.).

X-Philes around the globe will experience the gala event live, via a special internet site from which they can direct questions in real-time to the film’s cast and filmmakers. This worldwide community of fans will also meet over 100 of the series’ co-stars, guest stars, and behind-the-scenes personnel who have already committed to attending the Celebration.

THE X-FILES: I WANT TO BELIEVE opens everywhere July 25. In grand The X-Files tradition, its storyline is being kept under wraps, known only to top studio brass and the project’s principal actors and filmmakers.

This much can be revealed: The supernatural thriller is a stand-alone story in the tradition of some of the show’s most acclaimed and beloved episodes, and takes the always-complicated relationship between Fox Mulder (Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Anderson) in unexpected directions. Mulder continues his unshakable quest for the truth, and Scully, the passionate, ferociously intelligent physician, remains inextricably tied to Mulder’s pursuits.

1. Hellboy II: The Golden Army - $34,539,115 – 88%, fresh

2. Hancock - $32,080,560 – 37%, rotten

3. Journey to the Center of the Earth - $21,018,141 – 61%, fresh

4. WALL-E - $18,793,588 – 97%, fresh

5. Wanted - $11,996,175 – 72%, fresh

6. Get Smart - $7,201,376 – 52%, rotten

7. Meet Dave - $5,251,918 – 20%, rotten

8. Kung Fu Panda - $4,411,412 – 88%, fresh

9. The Incredible Hulk - $2,324,345 – 68%, fresh

10. Kit Kittredge: An American Girl - $2,303,054 – 81%, fresh

The festival jury gave the special prize and $20,000 to Nan T. Achnas for The Photograph, while Alexey Uchitel was honored as best director for The Captive.

Two Czech actors - Martha Issova and Jiri Madl - picked up the acting prizes for their performances in Night Owl, a drama that deals with misdirected lives in the Karlin district in Prague.

Christopher Lee, in attendance this year, picked up the President’s Award. Other stars at the fest included actors Danny Glover and Armin Mueller-Stahl, and four film industry veterans who received Crystal Globes for their contribution to world cinema: actor Robert De Niro, Czech director Ivan Passer, Slovak actor Dusan Hanak and Slovak director Juraj Jakubisko.

This year’s Karlovy Vary festival featured 235 films from 57 countries and drew more than 9,000 film enthusiasts to the event.

Here are all the winners:

BEST FILM
Terribly Happy, directed by Henrik Ruben Genz (Denmark)

SPECIAL JURY PRIZE
The Photograph, directed by Nan T. Achnas (Indonesia, France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden)

BEST DIRECTOR
Alexey Uchitel for The Captive (Russia, Bulgaria)

BEST ACTRESS
Martha Issová in Night Owls (Czech Republic)

BEST ACTOR
Jiri Mádl in Night Owls (Czech Republic)

SPECIAL MENTIONS
The Karamazovs , directed by Petr Zelenka (Czech Republic, Poland)
The Investigator, directed by Attila Gigor (Hungary, Sweden, Ireland)

DOCUMENTARY UNDER 30 MINUTES
Lost World by Gyula Neme (Hungary, Finland)

DOCUMENTARY OVER 30 MINUTES
Man on Wire by James Marsh (United Kingdom)

SPECIAL MENTION
Bigger, Stronger, Faster by Christopher Bell (USA)

EAST OF THE WEST FILM
Tulpan by Sergey Dvortsevoy (Kazakhstan, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, Poland)

EAST OF THE WEST SPECIAL MENTION
Seamstresses by Lyudmil Todorov (Bulgaria)

AUDIENCE PRIZE
12 by Nikita Mihalkov (Russia)