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'Winning Isn't Evething' Thursday 19th January, 2006 ‘Winning isn’t evething’ win the best supporting actress award for the John Le Carré-inspired film. In a breathless acceptance speech, she said she shared the award with her co-star Ralph Fiennes. Hugh Laurie was also among the British stars honoured at the 63rd annu- Keira Knightley:m dazzled in white dress al Golden Globes, picking up the award Rachel Weisz: breathless and diamonds for best actor in a television drama for Rhys Meyers took the globe for best By Catherine Elsworth his portrayal of a misanthropic yet bril- actor in a TV mini series for his perfor- Keira Knightley lost out on a Golden liant American doctor in the hit series mance in Elvis, beating Kenneth Globe but that didn’t stop her dancing House. Branagh and Bill Nighy. the night away at the Beverly Hills Laurie, 46, said his award was The 28-year-old actor, who also Hilton. Just being nominated for a best “absolutely terrific”. appears in Woody Allen’s Match Point, actress award for her performance as The globes, awarded by the likened the award to winning the FA Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Hollywood Foreign Press Association, Cup. “You kind of dream that you’ll win Prejudice was cause for celebration. are a reliable indicator to who will suc- but you never think it will become a As a British loser she was among ceed at the Oscars. reality,”he said. good company - Dame Judi Dench, the Film of the night was Brokeback Sir Anthony Hopkins was presented star of Mrs Henderson Presents, was Mountain, the Western about two gay with the Cecil B DeMille award for life- also beaten to the award for best actress cowboys directed by Ang Lee. It won time achievement by a visibly pregnant TV GUIDE in a musical or comedy by Reese four awards - best picture, best director, Gwyneth Paltrow, who plays his daugh- Witherspoon, best screenplay and best original song - ter in Proof. She said the Oscar-winning RUPAVAHINI CHANNEL EYE ART TV Knightley, 20, who was “shell- and is now tipped to sweep the board at actor had had a career “most of us can A.M. A.M. A.M. the Oscars on March 5. The best actor 05.30 Homage to the Triple 06.43 Station Opening 06.30 CNN Today shocked” when shortlisted last month, only dream of”. Gem & Karaniya 06.45 Talk For The Day 08.30 World Sport dazzled the Hollywood elite in her white award went to Philip Seymour Hoffman Sir Anthony, 67, said: “I’ve been Metta Sutta 07.00 Jayawiru 09.00 Insight strapless dress and £1.5 million worth of for his portrayal of the gay writer around a long time and I never expected 05.37 Dhamma 07.15 Shanida Vasanava 09.30 World Report Chinthanaya 07.30 News 10.00 CNN Today Truman Capote in Capote. Noon diamonds. this.” 05.42 Deshabhimani Gi 08.00 Newspaper Review Walk the Line won three globes, One of the night’s surprises was the 05.45 Dosthara Hondahitha 12.00 CNN Today Fellow British actress Rachel Weisz 08.30 Kannottom P.M. 06.15 News (Repeat) 08.35 Nagachuvai Neram was a winner, though, picking up a including a best actor award for win for Steve Carell, star of the 06.40 Andaharaya 01.00 Business International 09.00 Super Top 10 01.30 The Apprentice globe - her first - for her role as a preg- Joaquin Phoenix, who played Cash in American version of The Office, which 06.45 Paththara Sirasthala 09.30 Udaya Darshanam 07.30 Musical Programme 02.00 CSI Vegas the film. He beat Johnny Depp, short- has struggled for ratings. He thanked 11.00 Kollywood Buzz 03.00 Global Challenge nant activist in the political thriller The 07.59 Programme 11.30 Kai Manam 04.00 Larry King Constant Gardener. listed for Charlie and the Chocolate Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, Highlights 05.00 World News 08.00 Nuga Sevena Noon The London-born actress, 34, who is Factory, and Pierce Brosnan, who was creators of the British original, which 05.30 World Sports 11.25 Keels Rasai Yasai 12.00 Lunch Time Variety five months pregnant, beat Scarlett nominated for his role in The Matador. won two Golden Globes in 2004. 01.00 Samrajyam 06.00 Teleseen 11.30 Diyawadana Maluwa 06.30 Woody Wood Pecker Johansson and Shirley MacLaine to Brosnan’s fellow Irishman Jonathan (C) The Telegraph Group London 2006 P.M. 01.30 Afternoon News 01.45 Tamil Feature Film 08.15 The State of Business 12.05 Diva Gi 08.30 The Apprentice 12.30 News (Sinhala) 04.00 Discovery 09.00 CSI Vegas 01.55 Senehasata Programme 10.45 The Apprentice Amanthranayak 05.00 Kid News 11.15 The State of Business Mother Goose & Grimm By Mike 02.30 CFI Documentary 05.05 Kangoo 11.30 DR — TV 03.00 Sanda Nimnaya 05.55 Kid News A.M. 05.00 Esanin Puwath 06.00 Sikaram 12.00 Your World Today 05.10 Guru Davasa 06.30 Raja Geetham 01.00 World Business Today 05.35 Surathal Uyana 07.00 News 02.30 World News Europe 05.50 Soyamu Balamu 07.28 Kannottom 03.00 World Sport 05.55 Lama Puwath 07.33 Robinhood 03.30 Business International 06.00 Cartoon 08.00 Discovery 05.00 World Sports 05.30 CNN Today 06.30 Danumai Vasanavai Programme 07.00 Madya Hamuwa 09.00 News SIRASA 07.30 Lanka Soy Rasa Mi 09.25 Analysis Vitha 09.30 Sri Lankan Top Chart A. M. 08.00 News (Sinhala) 10.30 Zoom in..... A 06.30 Pirith & Station Opening 08.30 Andaharaya Documentary 06.45 Dhamma Chintha 08.35 Jeevithaya Dakinna 07.00 Good Morning Sri Lanka 09.05 Vasana Sampatha 08.00 Rasata Rasak ® 09.15 Viyaparika Viththi SWARNAVAHINI 08.30 Mahagedara ® 09.25 Jayoda Lottery 08.55 Live @ 55 09.40 Current Affairs A.M. 09.00 Jeewithayata Ida Denna Programme 06.30 Daham Sisila 09.55 Live @ 55 10.05 Musical Programme 06.45 Hindu Thought 10.55 Live @ 55 11.30 Discovery 06.50 Kithunu Dekma 11.00 Diganthaya Programme 06.55 Islam Thought 11.55 Lunch Time News 12.00 News 07.00 Mul Pituwa P.M. 12.30 End Of Transmission 07.30 Loka Sithiyama 12.15 Lunch Time TV 08.00 Ada Dawasa Kohomada 01.30 Hit TV - Hindi Movie Wizard of Id By Parker and Hart 08.10 Mal Mitiyaawata 03.55 Live @ 55 ITN 10.30 Poonthottam - Tamil 04.30 Diganthaya A.M. Film 04.55 Live @ 55 05.50 Station Opening Noon 05.00 Cartoon 05.55 VTV Theme & 12.00 Live News 05.30 Sirasa Sathutu Uyana 05.55 Live @ 55 Jayamangala Gatha P.M. 06.00 Book Mark/Kalaa 06.00 Pirith Deshanaya 12.20 Tamil Film Contd. 06.07 Damma Chintha KKalasa 02.00 Arunoda Kalapaya 06.30 Pears Suraki Lowa 06.10 News - Sinhala ® 02.30 Quantum Tele Shopping 07.00 News 1st 06.40 Uda Gee 03.00 EA Heenayata Awasarai 07.30 Tharumansala 06.45 Davase Paththara 03.30 Quantum Tele Shopping 08.00 “Mahagedara” 07.15 Songs 04.00 Nena Pasa 08.30 “Vasuda” 07.30 Suba Davasak 05.00 Teleseen Marketing 09.00 Praveena 07.40 Davase Puwatha 05.30 Cartoons 09.30 Chiththi 07.43 Suba Davasak 06.00 Loka Sithiyama 10.00 Looks Like 08.00 Arunata Ridmayak 06.30 Sanda Mudunata 11.15 Diganthaya 08.30 Suwa Asapuwa 07.00 Himidiri Wessa 12.15 English News 09.00 Songs 07.30 Yarns Bar 09.10 Roopalavariya 08.00 Live@8 ETV 09.35 Bollywood Hit Mix 08.45 TCL Mobile 10.00 Unusum Puwath A.M. 10.03 Mage Aradithaya 06.55 LBO TV 11.00 Athkam SHAKTHI TV 07.00 Money Report 11.15 Geetha 07.30 CNA 09.00 Money Report 12.00 Dasa Desa News A.M 09.30 CNA Noon 07.59 Station Opening 10.00 Quantum Tele 12.30 Cine Time 08.00 Good Morning Sri Lanka By Reg Henry Shopping Andy Capp 02.00 Unusum Puwath 09.00 Kaavyanjali 09.30 Comedy Time 10.30 CNA 02.03 Cine Time Noon 03.00 Unusum Puwath 09.55 Iyatkaiyudan Oru Nimidam 12.00 CNA 03.03 Sahitha Sesatha P.M. 03.30 Teleseen Marketing 10.00 Namma Neram 10.30 Iniya Ganangal 01.00 VH1 04.00 Unusum Puwath 02.00 Friends 04.03 Sudu Puncha 11.00 Agalya 11.30 Aanandam 03.00 Quantum Tele 04.30 Cartoon Programme Shopping Noon 05.00 Unusum Puwath 04.00 Teleseen 05.03 National Geography 12.00 Mangaiyar Choice 04.30 CNA Channel P.M. 05.00 Nickelodeon: 06.00 Theruwan Namadimu 12.30 Lunch Time News Songebob Square 06.10 News - Tamil 01.00 Madiya Seithikal Pants 06.30 Zack Files 01.30 Shakthi Matinee Movie 05.30 Nickelodeon: Hey 07.00 News & Current Affairs 04.30 My Dear Bootham Arnold 07.25 Heta Dawasa 05.00 Tamil Cartoon 06.00 Quantum Tele 07.27 Halt 05.30 Super Scenes Shopping 07.30 Indrachapa 06.00 Isai Thenral 07.00 Mtv Hits 08.15 Tele Drama 06.30 Koalangal 08.00 American Idol 08.45 News - English 06.55 Muthanmai Seithigal 08.55 LBO TV 09.00 Young and the 09.05 Biz News 06.58 Iyatkaiyudan Oru Restless 09.11 Documentary Nimidam 09.55 LBO TV 09.30 Wanaspathi 07.00 Manaivi 10.00 The O.C-1st airing 10.00 Thulawa 07.30 Kanavarukkaaga 08.00 News 1st M.N.
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