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Golden Globe voters did it again: a near-perfect spread. “Lincoln” received the most Globe nominations on Thursday, picking up seven. But this Hollywood awards show typically likes to spread its love around — perhaps because that makes for a livelier red-carpet spectacle — so “Argo” and “Django Unchained” were close behind with five nominations apiece. “Zero Dark Thirty,” “Les Misérables” and “Silver Linings Playbook” each received four. In one of the bigger surprises Globes voters plucked a small comedic drama, “Salmon Fishing in the Yemen,” out of awards season obscurity, giving it nominations for best comedy-musical and best actress (Emily Blunt) and actor (Ewan McGregor). The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, a group of about 80 mostly freelance journalists that presents the Globes, even found a way to invite Meryl Streep to its party, handing her a nomination for “Hope Springs.” Golden Globes Analysis of the nominees, more images, reactions and more. Moviedom’s elder state

The last big ice age ended about 11,000 years ago, and not a moment too soon — it made a lot more of the world livable, at least for humans. But exactly what caused the big thaw isn't clear, and new research suggests that a wobble in the Earth kicked off a complicated process that changed the whole planet. Ice tells the history of the Earth's climate: Air bubbles in ice reveal what the atmosphere was like and what the temperature was. And scientists can read this ice, even if it's been buried for thousands of years. But when it comes to the last Ice Age, ice has a mixed message. The conventional wisdom is that carbon dioxide increased in the atmosphere starting about 19,000 years ago. Then the ice melted. The logical conclusion? The greenhouse effect. But the Antarctic was getting warmer even before CO 2 levels went up. So which came first in the Antarctic, warming or CO 2 ? From The (Ice Age) Archive An Ice Age Beast Evolved To Beat The Cold The woolly rhino

Animated film Madagascar 3 is all set to make its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this year. It is the only second film to be announced after festival opener Moonrise Kingdom, reported Variety magazine.   The studio DreamWorks has a long association with the film festival and has premiered past hits Shrek (2000), Shrek 2 (a 2004 competition title), Over the Hedge (2006) and Kung Fu Panda (2008). The production company also held its international junket for Kung Fu Panda 2 in Cannes, though it was not in the festival. Paramount is releasing the 3D Madagascar 3 in the US on June 8. The 65th annual Cannes Film Festival is scheduled to be held from May 16 to May 27, 2012. The Italian .film director Nanni Moretti has been announced as the President of the Jury. Madagascar 3 to premiere at Cannes - Hindustan Times