Annual Tournament of Roses Parade:
'Pasadena Jan. 1
See this year's grand marshal. 8 a.m.
Orange Grove, Colorado and Sierra Madre
boulevards, Pasadena.
(626) 449-4100 www.tournamentofroses.com
Annual PGA Awards nominations
announced Jan. 4
Universal Hilton, Los Angeles.
(310) 777-1150 www.producersguild.org
Annual WGA screen nominees announced
Jan. 4
WGA, Los Angeles.
(323) 782-4574, (212) 767-7800 www.wga.org,
www.wgaeast.org
Annual Annie Awards Jan. 4
International Animated Film Society (ASIFA
Hollywood).
Alex Theater, Glendale.
(818) 842-8330 www.annieawards.org
Digital Hollywood at CES Jan. 4 - Jan. 8
Las Vegas Convention Center, Las
Vegas.
(212) 352-9720 www.digitalhollywood.com
Classic Orson Welles Films Jan. 4 - Jan. 8
The American Cinematheque presents
screenings include "Citizen Kane," "Touch
of Evil" and "MacBeth."
Aero Theater, Santa Monica.
(323) 466-3456 www.americancinematheque.com
Annual DGA Awards film nominations
announced Jan. 5
Directors Guild of America, Los
Angeles.
(310) 289-2038 www.dga.org
CES: International Consumer
Electronics Show 2006 Jan. 5 - Jan. 8
Las Vegas Convention Center, Las
Vegas.
(703) 907-7600 www.cesweb.org
Annual Palm Springs International
Film Festival Jan. 5 - Jan. 16
Various venues, Palm Springs, Calif.
(760) 322-2930 www.psfilmfest.org
Hitchcockian: The Master & His
Disciples Jan. 5 - Jan. 26
Series devoted to Hitchcock classics
(including "Vertigo," "Rear Window" and
"The Birds") along with films that pay
homage to the master (including Carol
Reed's "Night Train to Munich," Mel
Brooks' "High Anxiety" and Brian De
Palma's "Body Double").
Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood.
(323) 466-3456 www.egyptiantheatre.com
NSFC Awards Announcement Jan. 7
National Society of Film Critics.
TBA, New York.
(212) 989-1767
NYFCC Awards Jan. 8
New York Film Critics Circle.
Cipriani's, New York.
(212) 869-7233 www.nyfcc.com
58th annual DGA Awards TV
nominations announced Mon., Jan. 9
Directors Guild of America, Los
Angeles.
(310) 289-2038 www.dga.org
Annual Critics' Choice Awards
Jan. 9
Dennis Miller hosts. Broadcast Film
Critics Assn. honors George Clooney with
Freedom Award.
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa
Monica.
(310) 860-2665 www.bfca.org
Annual KidFilm Festival Jan. 9 - Jan. 22
Diverse lineup of films and videos for
children and adults.
Various venues, Dallas.
(214) 821-6300 www.usafilmfestival.com
Remembering Ricky Nelson: A Special
Evening of Music and Memories Jan. 09
MT&R presents reception, performance,
screening and CD signing. Special guests
include Gunnar Nelson, Matthew Nelson and
Lynne Littman. 6:30 p.m.
Museum of Television & Radio, Beverly
Hills.
((310) 786-1091 www.mtr.org
Annual People's Choice
Awards Jan. 10
Craig Ferguson hosts film, television and
music awards show. Broadcast on CBS.
Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles.
(323) 965-1990
NAACP Image Awards nominations
announced Jan. 10
Randy Jackson, Aisha Tyler and Kevin
Frazier join the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People to make
announcement. 9 a.m.
Beverly Hill Peninsula Hotel, Beverly
Hills.
(323) 938-5268 www.naacpimageawards.net
Annual National Board of Review of
Motion Pictures Film Awards Gala Jan. 10
Tavern on the Green, New York.
(212) 465-9022 www.nbrmp.org
Winter Television Critics Assn.
press tour Jan. 10 - Jan. 21
Ritz-Carlton Huntington Hotel,
Pasadena. www.tvcritics.org
Focus On Female Directors Jan. 10
American Cinematheque presents one-day
series of short films by women directors.
Screenings include films by Sofia Coppola,
Miranda July and Niki Caro. Filmmaker
discussion with Emily Dell ("B Girl") and
Christina Beck ("So Hot for You"). 7:30
p.m.
Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood.
(323) 466-3456 www.egyptiantheatre.com
The John H. Mitchell Seminar: Sumner
Redstone Jan. 10
MT&R presents seminar with Viacom
chair and CEO Restone, moderated by Peter
Bart. 7-8:30 p.m.
Museum of Television & Radio, Beverly
Hills.
((310) 786-1091 www.mtr.org
Annual American Society of
Cinematographers Awards nominations
announced Jan. 11
TBA, Los Angeles.
(323) 969-4333 www.theasc.com
33rd annual International
Association for Jazz Education Conference
Jan. 11 - Jan. 14
Hilton New York & Sheraton New York
Hotel & Towers, New York.
(785) 776-8744 www.iaje.org
P.R. For Artists Jan. 11
Wordspace class taught by novelist/PR
consultant Anthony Mora.
Wordspace, Los Angeles.
(323) 644-1500 www.wordspace.net
Harry Winston gala opening Jan. 11
Opening of new store to benefit the Motion
Picture & Television Fund. By
invitation only. 7-9 p.m.
Harry Winston store, Beverly Hills.
(323) 852-0772
Annual Academy/UCLA Documentary
Series Part 2 Jan. 11 - March 15
Sixteen short and feature-length
documentaries, including "Sister Rose's
Passion," "Hotel City" and "Supersize Me."
Free. Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
UCLA, James Bridges Theater, Westwood,
Calif.
(310) 247-3600 www.oscars.org
Annual Art Directors Guild Awards
nominations announced Jan. 13
Art Directors Guild, Los Angeles.
(818) 762-9995 www.artdirectors.org
Annual Golden Eddie Awards
nominations announced Jan. 13
American Cinema Editors
ACE, Los Angeles.
(818) 777-2900 www.americancinemaeditors.com
AFI Awards 2005 Luncheon Jan. 13
American Film Institute honors creative
ensembles in film and television.
Four Seasons Hotel, Los Angeles.
(323) 856-7896 www.afi.com
WIF Malibu Breakfast Jan. 13
Women In Film present guest speaker Carol
Savoie, Director of Entertainment Tax at
Deloitte Tax, LLP. 8-10 a.m.
Chart House Restaurant, Malibu.
(310) 457-8664 www.wif.org
WIF Santa Barbara Breakfast Jan. 14
Presented by Women In Film. 9 a.m.
Cafe del Sol Restaurant, Santa
Barbara.
(805) 967-8881 www.wif.org
Caucus Television Journalism Awards
Jan. 15
Caucus for Television Producers, Writers
and Directors. 5:30 p.m.
Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills.
(310) 203-9520 www.caucus.org
Annual Golden Globe Awards Jan. 16
Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. Anthony
Hopkins to receive the Cecil B. DeMille
Award. Televised at 8 p.m. EST/PST on
NBC.
Beverly Hilton., Beverly Hills.
(310) 657-1731 www.hfpa.com
The Next Big Idea, West: The Future
of Branded Entertainment Jan. 17
Presented by The Hollywood Reporter.
Renaissance Hotel, Hollywood.
(646) 654-5169 www.thenextbigidea.com
Annual LAFCA Awards Tues., Jan. 17
Los Angeles Film Critics Association.
Park Hyatt Hotel, Los Angeles. www.lafca.net
BAFTA Film Awards nominations
announced Jan. 19
British Academy of Film and Television
Arts.
BAFTA, London.
(44) 20-7292-5816, (310) 652-4121 www.bafta.org
NAMM International Music Market 2006
Jan. 19 - Jan. 22
International Music Products Assn.
Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim,
Calif.
(760) 438-8001 www.namm.com
Annual Slamdance Film
Festival Jan. 19 - Jan. 27
Films without domestic theatrical
distribution with first-time directors and
low budgets.
Various venues, Park City, UT.
(323) 466-1786 www.slamdance.com
Sundance Film Festival Thurs., Jan. 19-Sun., Jan. 29
Various venues, Park City, UT.
(801) 328-3456 www.sundance.org
Asian Excellence Awards Thurs., Jan. 19
Hosts are Kelly Hu ("The Scorpion King")
and Bobby Lee ("Harold & Kumar Go to
White Castle"). Presented by AZN
Television. 7 p.m.
Wiltern LG Theater, Los Angeles.
(818) 760-7131
Annual Festival D'Angers Premier
Plans Fri., Jan. 20-Sun., Jan. 29
European First Film Festival
Various venues, Paris.
(33) 01-4271-5370 www.premiersplans.org
WIF West Hollywood Breakfast Fri., Jan. 20
Women In Film present guest speaker
screenwriter Paul Haggis ("Million Dollar
Baby," "Crash"). 8-10 a.m.
Wyndham Bel Age Hotel, West Hollywood.
(310) 657-5144 www.wif.org
Annual PGA Awards nominee breakfast
Sat., Jan. 21
Hosted by The Hollywood Reporter.
Pacific Design Center, Silver Screen
Theater, West Hollywood.
(310) 777-1150 www.producersguild.org
Annual Golden Mike Awards Sat., Jan. 21
Radio & Television News Association of
Southern California.
Universal Hilton, Los Angeles.
(562) 987-4545 www.rtna.org
Emerge Music workshop Sat., Jan. 21
Music industry panelists Rob Cavallo, Fred
Croshal, Don Gilmore and others discuss
record production and give guidance to
developing artists.
Directors Guild, West Hollywood.
(800) 939-0812 www.emergemusic.net
NATPE Jan. 24 - Jan. 26
National Association of Television Program
Executives conference and exhibition.
Mandalay Bay Resort, Las Vegas.
(310) 453-4440 www.natpe.org
Annual Rotterdam International Film
Festival Jan. 25 - Feb. 5
Various venues, Rotterdam, the
Netherlands.
(31) 10-890-9090 www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com
Writers On Writing Jan. 26
Writers Guild Foundation presents Robin
Swicord ("Memoirs of a Geisha") to talk
about her career, followed by audience
Q&A. 7:30 p.m.
Writers Guild of America, Los Angeles.
(323) 782-4692 www.wgfoundation.org
Annual Victoria Independent Film
& Video Festival Jan. 27- Feb. 5
Various venues, Victoria, B.C.,
Canada.
(250) 389-0444 www.vifvf.com
Annual DGA Awards Dinner Jan. 28
Century Plaza Hotel, Century City.
(310) 289-2038 www.dga.org
Novel Acts Jan. 28
Performance of scenes from Anthony Mora's
book "Bang! A Love Story", as well as
works by other L.A. based writers. 8
p.m.
Wordspace, Los Angeles.
(323) 644-1500 www.wordspace.net
Annual SAG Awards Jan. 29
Lifetime Achievement Award presented to
Shirley Temple Black. Airs on TNT.
Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles.
(310) 235-1030 www.sagawards.org
Annual Goyas Jan. 29
Spanish Academy of Cinema Arts and
Sciences.
Parque Juan Carlos I Conference Hall,
Madrid.
(310) 273-3390 www.sie.es/pgoya
Annual CineMart Jan - Feb. 2
In conjunction with Rotterdam
International Film Festival to finance
low- and medium-budget film projects.
Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
(31) 10-890-9090 www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com
Annual Gospel Brunch Jan. 29
Samuel L. Jackson and Tim Leiweke receive
I Have a Dream Foundation Dream Keeper
Award, presented by George Lucas and Magic
Johnson. Jennifer Garner hosts.
House of Blues, Los Angeles.
(213) 572-0175 www.ihadla.org
Annual RealScreen Summit Jan. 30 - Feb. 1
Conference for independent producers,
distributors, broadcasters, financiers and
marketers of nonfiction programming.
TBA, Washington, DC.
(416) 408-2300 www.realscreensummit.com
Annual Academy Awards nominations
announced Jan. 31
Academy of Motion Picture Arts &
Sciences. 5:30 a.m. PST.
Samuel Goldwyn Theater, AMPAS, Beverly
Hills.
(310) 247-3000 www.oscars.org
Annual Santa Barbara International
Film Festival Feb. 2 - Feb. 12
Santa Barbara, Calif.
(805) 963-0023 www.sbfilmfestival.org
Annual WGA Awards Feb. 4
Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles,
Waldorf-Astoria, New York.
(323) 782-4574, (212) 767-7800 www.wga.org,
www.wgaeast.org
Annual DIY Convention Feb. 5 - Feb. 12
Do It Yourself in film, music and
books.
Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood. www.diyconvention.com
Annual Daytime Emmy Award
nominations announced Feb. 8
Academy of Television Arts &
Sciences.
LA Convention Center, Los Angeles.
(818) 754-2800 www.emmys.tv
Annual Grammy Awards Feb. 8
Broadcast live on CBS 8-11:30 p.m.
Staples Center, Los Angeles.
(310) 392-3777 www.grammy.com
U.S. Comedy Arts Festival Feb. 8 - Mar. 12
Various venues, Aspen, Colo.
(866) 350-3369 www.uscaf.com
Annual World of Comedy International
Film Festival Feb. 8 - Mar. 12
Various venues, Toronto, Canada.
(416) 487-7574 www.worldcomedyfilmfest.com
Pioneer of the Year Dinner Feb. 9
The Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers
Foundation honors Travis Reid, president
and CEO of Loews Cineplex
Entertainment.
TBA, Los Angeles.
(310) 288-1755 www.wrpioneers.org/pioneeroftheyear
Annual USC Scripter Award Feb. 11
Henry Winkler hosts. Presented by Friends
of the USC Libraries for the best
adaptation of a book to an
English-language film.
USC, Doheny Memorial Library, Los
Angeles.
(213) 740-2328 www.scripter.usc.edu
Annual Academy Award Nominees
Luncheon Feb. 13
By invitation only.
Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills.
(310) 247-3000 www.oscars.org
Annual AIDC Feb. 13 - Feb. 16
Australian International Documentary
Conference.
Hilton On the Park, Melbourne,
Australia.
(61) 28-8271-1488 www.aidc.com.au
CRS - Country Radio Seminar Feb. 15 - Feb. 17
Country Radio Broadcasters.
Nashville Convention Center, Nashville,
Tenn.
(615) 327-4487 www.crb.org
Annual Phoenix International Lesbian
and Gay Film Festival Fri., Feb. 17-Sun., Feb. 19
Phoenix, Ariz.
(602) 410-1074 www.outfar.org
Annual Southern California Writers'
Conference Feb. 17- Feb. 20
Red Lion Hanalei Hotel, San Diego.
(619) 233-4651 www.writersconference.com
Bangkok International Film Festival
Feb. 17 - Feb. 27
Bangkok, Thailand.
(323) 655-8550 www.bangkokfilm.org
Annual Scientific and Technical
Awards Feb. 18
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences.
Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills.
(310) 247-3000, ext. 130 www.oscars.org
Annual Golden Eddie Awards Sun., Feb. 19
American Cinema Editors.
Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills.
(818) 777-2900 www.americancinemaeditors.com
BAFTA Film Awards Feb. 19
British Academy of Film and Television
Arts. Broadcast on BBC One.
The Odeon, London.
(44) 20-7292-5816, (310) 652-4121 www.bafta.org
Annual Beverly Hills/Hollywood NAACP
Theatre Awards Feb. 20
Presented by the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People.
Directors Guild of America, Los
Angeles.
(323) 464-7616 www.naacp.org
Annual Lumieres de Paris Feb. 20
French equivalent of the Golden Globes.
Broadcast on TV5.
Cinema des Cineastes, Paris.
(33) 147-320-159
Bangkok Film Market Feb. 20 - Feb. 24
Directors Guild of America, Bangkok,
Thailand.
(323) 655-8550 www.bangkokfilm.org
Annual Sedona International Film
Festival and Workshop Feb. 23 - Feb. 26
Various venues, Sedona, Ariz.
(928) 282-1177 www.sedonafilmfestival.com
Annual NAACP Image Awards Feb. 25
National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People. Airs March 3 on
Fox.
Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles.
(323) 965-1990 www.naacpimageawards.net
Annual Cesar Awards Feb. 25
French Academy of Cinema Arts and
Sciences.
Theatre du Chatelet, Paris.
(33) 15-364-0525 www.lescesarducinema.com
8th Wonder of the World Concert
Series Feb. 25
Ricky Martin performs first in a series of
10 concerts over a 5-year period to
benefit UNICEF's Unite the Children, Unite
Against AIDS, YouthAIDS, the Ricky Martin
Foundation and others.
Taj Mahal, Agra, India.
(310) 566-7033 www.rickymartinfoundation.org
Spirited Woman Workshop Feb. 26
Creative workshop for the inner thespian
in every woman. Led by Nancy Mills. 1-4
p.m.
Black Box Theatre, West Los Angeles.
(888) 428-1234 www.thespiritedwoman.com
Annual American Society of
Cinematographers Awards Sun., Feb. 26
Century Plaza Hotel, Century City.
(323) 969-4333 www.theasc.com
Annual Publicists Guild
Awards March 1
Publicists of the International
Cinematographers Guild
Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills.
(323) 969-2728
NSI FilmExchange Canadian Film
Festival March 1 - March 4
National Screen Institute.
Various venues, Winnipeg, Canada.
(800) 952-9307 www.nsi-Canada.ca
Annual Fargo Film Festival March 1 - March 4
Fargo Theater, Fargo, N.D.
(701) 235-4152 www.fargofilmfestival.com
Cinequest Film Festival March 1 - March 12
Presenting maverick uses of film and
television.
Various venues, San Jose, Calif.
(408) 995-5033 www.cinequest.org
Glitter Awards March 3
International gay film awards. 7 p.m.
Knitting Theater, Hollywood.
(323) 876-0975 www.hollywoodindependents.com
Annual Miami International Film
Festival Fri., March 3-Sun., March 12
Film Society of Miami.
Florida International University, Miami,
Fla.
(305) 237-3456 www.miamifilmfestival.com
Annual Film Independent Spirit
Awards March 4
Presented by Film Independent (formerly
Independent Feature Project/West).
The beach, Santa Monica.
(310) 432-1200 www.filmindependent.org
Annual Golden Reel Awards March 4
Motion Picture Sound Editors. 5:30
p.m.
Beverly Hilton. , Beverly Hills.
(818) 506-7731 www.mpse.org
Annual Academy Awards March 6
Televised live on ABC. 5:30 p.m.
Kodak Theatre, Hollywood.
(310) 247-3000 www.oscars.org
InterFilmFestival March 7 - March 19
Nuremberg, Germany.
(49) 911-929-6563 www.interforum.net
IRTS Foundation Gold Medal Award
Dinner March 9
International Radio and Television
Society.
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York.
(212) 867-6650 www.irts.org
AWRT Annual Leadership Summit &
Business Conference March 9 - March 11
American Women in Radio and
Television.
City Center Hotel, Washington, DC.
(703) 506-3290 www.awrt.org
Annual Recording Media Forum
March 9 - March 11
International Recording Media Assn.
La Quinta Resort & Club, La Quinta,
Calif.
(609) 279-1700 www.recordingmedia.org
New York International Independent
Film & Video Festival March 9 - March 19
In New York in May.
Various venues., Los Angeles.
(212) 777-7100 www.nyfilmvideo.com
Annual San Diego Latino Film
Festival March 9 - March 19
Various venues, San Diego.
(619) 230-1938 www.sdlatinofilm.com
SXSW 2006 March 1 - March 19
Film, music and interactive marketing
conference and festival. Neil Young is
Keynote speaker, joined in conversation by
director Jonathan Demme, whose musical
portrait of Young, "Neil Young/Heart Of
Gold" will screen March 16.
Austin Convention Center, Austin, TX.
(512) 467-7979 www.sxsw.com
Annual New York Emmy Awards March 12
National Academy of Television Arts &
Sciences New York Chapter.
New York Marriott Marquis, New York.
(212) 459-3630 www.nyemmys.org
Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
induction ceremony March 13
This year's inductees are Black Sabbath,
Blondie, Miles Davis, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Sex
Pistols, and Herb Alpert & Jerry
Moss.
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York.
(212) 864-8091 www.rockhall.com
Annual Genie Awards March 13
Academy of Canadian Cinema and
Television.
Toronto, Canada.
(416) 366-2227, ext. 234 www.genieawards.ca
ShoWest 2006 March 13 - March 16
National Association of Theatre Owners
convention.
Bally's and Paris hotels, Las Vegas.
(646) 654-7680 www.showest.com
San Francisco International
Asian-American Film Festival March 16 - March 26
Various venues, San Franciso.
(415) 863-0814 www.naatanet.org/festival
Cleveland International Film
Festival March 16 - March 26
Tower City Cinemas, Cleveland, OH.
(216) 623-3456 www.clevelandfilm.org
Genesis Awards March 18
Honoring media for spotlighting animal
issues. Humane Society of United States,
Hollywood Office.
Beverly Hilton., Beverly Hills.
(818) 501-2275 www.genesisawards.org
College Television Awards March 19
Academy of Television Arts and
Sciences.
TBA, Los Angeles.
(818) 754-2800 www.emmys.tv
CTPAA Forum March 19 - March 22
Cable Television Public Affairs Assn.
JW Marriott Hotel, Washington, DC.
(202) 775-1081 www.ctpaa.org
Annual Amnesty International Film
Festival March 22 - March 26
Human rights films.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
(31) 020-626-4436 www.amnesty.nl/filmfestival
Annual Florida Film Festival.
Through April 2. March 24 - April 2
Maitland, Fla.
(407) 629-1088 www.floridafilmfestival.org
Annual GLAAD Media Awards March 27
Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against
Defamation. One of 4 events.
Mariott Marquis Hotel, New York.
(212) 629-3322 www.glaad.org
Annual Sports Emmy Awards
nominations announced March 29
Academy of Television Arts &
Sciences.
TBA, New York.
(212) 484-9413 www.emmyonline.org
8th annual Method Fest March 31 - April 7
Celebrating breakout acting performances
in independent film.
Calabasas, Calif.
(310) 535-9230 www.methodfest.com
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