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Sunday, 23 March, 2003, 18:03 GMT

Chicago tops Globe nominations
Catherine Zeta Jones, Renee Zellweger and Richard Gere all earn Golden Globe nominations for their parts in film musical Chicago.

Critics vote for Nicholson film
Animated films join Oscars race
Critics honour Far From Heaven
Oscar triumph for black actors
Aniston up for indie film award
Surprises at actors' awards
Happy night for Ron Howard
Moulin Rouge gets Oscars boost
Amelie takes laurels at Cesars
Lord of the Rings sweeps Baftas
Bloody Sunday wins Golden Bear
Stars gather for Bollywood awards
Italian awards honour war epic
Oscar hopefuls top critics' awards
The Others tops Spanish film awards
Kidman and Crowe share Globes glory

Ashanti and Eminem up for awards
R&B star Ashanti picks up five nominations for the American Music Awards, while Eminem and Nelly compete in four categories.

Eminem scoops MTV awards
Ms Dynamite battles Coldplay at awards
Hip-hop stars land Shortlist prize
Shakira sweeps Latin MTV awards
Kylie sweeps Aussie music awards
Oasis given awards boost
Ms Dynamite wins Mercury prize
Ms Dynamite blows Mobos away
Eminem scoops MTV video awards
Kerrang! joy for Hundred Reasons
Stars unite for jazz awards
Colombian star leads Latin music race
U2 conquer Irish music awards
Enrique triumphs at Monaco awards
Alicia has key to Grammy success
The Strokes rock NME Awards
Dido double dazzles Brits
Folk honours its heroes
Asia holds first MTV awards
World music celebrates its best
Woman power at music awards

McEwan and Franzen lead Impac race
Ian McEwan and Jonathan Franzen are two of the biggest names on the long-list for the Impac literary award.

'Genre-breaking' novels lead awards
Joyful Martel wins Booker
Ant and Dec win trio of TV awards
Old friends rule at Emmys
'Un-PC' history wins literary award
Patchett wins £30,000 Orange Prize
Historical novel wins romance award
Fair Lady triumphs at Olivier awards
South Bank prize for The Office
Critics' kisses for Kate
Brass Eye wins comedy award
Whitbread win for children's author