Over Coffee...TGIF! Make it a movie weekend. The Golden Compass and Atonement, both well-liked here at the Who's News Blog, are opening. Atonement should be an Oscar magnet. As much as anything is at this point.

Kanye West had eight nominations and Amy Winehouse six when the Grammy nominees were named Thursday. Others included Bruce Springsteen, Tim McGraw, and Jay-Z.

Speaking of awards, the National Board of Review named No Country for Old Men best picture this week. It's an odd year for serious award watchers as there is no strong front runner in almost any category at this point. This board gave best actor to George Clooney and best actress to Julie Christie.

Teri Hatcher says she did not violate an agreement with a company called Hydroderm to promote its products. Well, actually, her attorney says.

Ray Liotta has pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge;  he drove into two parked cars last February.

Ryan Phillippe and Abbie Cornish are indeed a couple, says The NewYork Daily News. You'll recall she denied any involvement when they were making a movie together and he was married.

An "aw-w" moment on Ellen DeGeneres' show Wednesday when Jenna Bush picked up the phone to call her dad. Asked, "Are you mad?" the president was diplomatic. "No, not at all," he told her, "I'm excited to talk to you. I'm glad to talk to Ellen."

Hilary Duff, not all that many years away from her old Disney role of Lizzie Maguire, sounds wise at the age of 20. She tells Cosmo she's not ready for marriage. "I think a reason that people in this business get married young is that they feel like everything comes to them sooner in life. It's normal to be like, 'Okay, what's next?' "

The Sex and the City movie trailer is out. Take a look at it below.