****When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go? **** In classic Grammy fashion - always a year late to everything - Billie Eilish's breakout 2018 will be rewarded with an array of awards in February 2020. Unlike most StarDraft celebs, Eilish will only earn points for noms and wins at the Grammys. Any nom in the following categories will earn Eilish 3 points: Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best New Artist. Wins in those categories will earn her 6 points a pop. Lesser known categories like Best Pop Solo Album, Best Pop Vocal Album will get her 2 points for a nom, 3 points for a win.

**** 'Big Little Lies,' 'Marriage Story,' 'Little Women' **** She will not not be rich. And Laura Dern will not not be recognized for her work this year. Her work in Noah Baumbach's Netflix drama 'Marriage Story' is already drawing rave reviews and she did her darnedest to out-act Streep in 'Big Little Lies' this season. StarDraft is all about celebs with cross-medium appeal and Dern fits the bill this year with potential points for TV AND film work. She'll earn 1 point any time BLL or Marriage Story OR even Little Women gets nominated, 3 points if either win an award. For the individual categories, she'll receive 2 StarDraft points for noms and 5 points for wins (except if she wins a Best Supporting Oscar...she'll get 6 for that)

**** 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood,' 'Ad Astra' **** Hello old friend. Brad Pitt has made about every kind of movie - sports movies (Moneyball), zombie movies (World War Z), and this year, he was sent to space in Ad Astra and back in time during Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. The reviews for both films have been out-of-this-world, but expect the StarDraft points to come from the Quentin Tarantino's flick. Hollywood voters love movies about Hollywood! Remember Pitt will get 1 point anytime one of his films is nominated for a Golden Globe, Critics Choice Award, SAG, or Oscar. 3 if the film wins. He'll score more points if he earns an individual nomination - 2 points for noms and 5-6 points for wins.

**** 'Joker' **** It became one of the most talked about films of the fall, even before it was released. Critics have said that if it weren't called 'Joker' you wouldn't know its a DC movie. But its studio, Warner Brothers, will definitely be treating it as an Oscar movie. And Joaquin Phoenix will be a contender for Best Actor. His quest begins with the Golden Globes - he'll score 1 point if the movie gets a nom, 2 points if he does. And if they both win - it'll be 7 StarDraft points for him (2 for anyone in the movie, 5 for Phoenix).

*** Cuz I Love You, 'Hustlers' **** Although she's been producing music for almost a decade, the industry has finally 'discovered' Lizzo. The R&B performer's earned some Teen Choice noms, MTV Video Music noms, and expect some Grammy noms this winter. Each nom will get her either 2-3 points (depending on the category). Wins at February's Awards Show will net her 5-6 StarDraft points a piece. Grammy Awards Nominations are announced on Wed, November 20th. Also if 'Hustlers' earns a Best Comedy nom at the Golden Globes, Lizzo would earn a point there as well.

**** 'Judy,' 'What/If' **** It's been almost 20 years since Renee Zellweger owned the red carpet with hits like 'Bridget Jones' Diary' (2001) 'Chicago' (2002), and even 'Cold Mountain' (2003)...so it's time for a comeback. She's in a Netflix series, 'What If,' which won't get that much play this Awards Season. But her portrayal as a washed-up Judy Garland in the biopic 'Judy,' is getting some notice. There's no place like....the red carpet?

**** 'Fleabag,' **** Phoebe Waller-Bridge is looking at you. Or the camera? Or the audience. Or is it God? This year's Emmy's was the official coming out party for the British export. She slayed Julia Louis-Dreyfus to win Best Actress in a Comedy for her brilliant role in Amazon's 'Fleabag.' Expect some similar love at the Golden Globes in January. And as the showrunner of Killing Eve, she may pick up additional StarDraft points for that as well.

**** 'Rocketman' **** Last year, Rami Malek dominated awards season with his Freddie Mercury impression. This year, Taron Egerton will try to replicate the playbook with his Elton John-approved performance in 'Rocketman.' Film Actors are the most valuable categories in StarDraft, and could score over 40 points over the course of the season.

**** 'The Crown,' 'Fleabag,' 'Them That Follow' **** All Hail the Queen. Last year, Colman scored an impressive 30 StarDraft points for portraying the crazy cuckolding 18th century queen in 'The Favourite.' And this year, she'll definitely secure attention for playing a different queen on the small screen: Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix's 'The Crown.' She takes the role over from another perennial StarDraft fave Claire Foy. She also may score a couple smaller noms for her work on the second season of Amazon's 'Fleabag.'

**** "Marriage Story," "JoJo Rabbit," "Avengers: Endgame" **** Onetime indie darling (what up Lost In Translation!) Scarlett Johansson is returning to her roots this Awards Season. She stars in two of the most acclaimed films to come out of the Toronto Film Festival - Noah Baumbach's Netflix-drama 'Marriage Story' and Taika Waititi's coming-of-age story of a boy who has Adolf Hitler as an imaginary friend, 'JoJo Rabbit.' Yes, you read that correctly. 'JoJo Rabbit' won the festival's People's Choice Award, which is a great predictor for Oscar success - 9 of the last 10 winners have gone on to score a Best Picture nomination. In StarDraft, every nom and award is pointed differently - but anytime an actor or their movie earns a nom it's either 1 or 2 StarDraft points. Anytime they win it's between 3 and 6 points. So if ScarJo's movies do well AND she scores some acting noms, she'll be the surest bet this fall.

**** 'Fleabag,' '1917' **** Sherlock' fans may have known him as Moriarty, but 'Fleabag' has forever turned Andrew Scott into 'The Hot Priest.' All kneel at his superior acting skills. If 'Fleabag' earns awards this winter, Scott will win some StarDraft points. He also stars in the upcoming Sam Mendes war flick, '1917,' which isn't scheduled to be released until Christmas.

**** 'Fosse/Verdon,' 'After The Wedding' **** Michelle Williams danced her into audiences' hearts this year in FX's 'Fosse/Verdon,' and expect the good will to continue into the Fall. In the mini-series, Williams' Verdon must deal with her pill-addicted, creative husband Bob Fosse (played by Sam Rockwell). Surely plenty of Golden Globes voters were notice the real life similarities to her real life relationship with the late Heath Ledger. Williams will be eligible for StarDraft points in the upcoming TV awards: Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and Critics' Choice.

**** 'The Irishman,' 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' **** Hooah! Pacino now finds himself in arguably the biggest two films of the year. While OUATIH is unlikely to earn him an individual award, his performance as Jimmy Hoffa in 'The Irishman' has him as a contender for Best Supporting Actor in this year's award shows. Any StarDraft veteran knows the impact a sure-thing Best Supporting Acting run can have on a season. Mahershala Ali swept everything last year for 'Green Book' - netting 46 points. Could Pacino do the same thing this year?

**** Old Town Road **** 2019 was wild ride for Lil Nas X. 'Old Town Road' became the longest sitting Number 1 song since 1958, he basically invented 'country rap,' and he came out of the closet. Only one question remains: will Grammy voters reward Lil Nas for his HUGE year? A Grammy nom is worth 3 points in most categories and a win will net Lil Nas X between 3 and 6.

**** 'Parasite' **** Song Kang-ho plays the down-on-his-luck father in this buzzy South Korean fable about income inequality. If 'Parasite' wins Best International Feature Film at the Oscars, he'll earn 4 StarDraft points (1 for the nom, 3 for the win).

**** 'Parasite' **** Park So-dam plays the Ki-jeong, the daughter who poses as an art therapist to help her family in this buzzy South Korean parable. If 'Parasite' wins Best International Feature Film at the Oscars, she'll earn 4 StarDraft points (1 for the nom, 3 for the win). If it can eke out a Best Picture nom, even more points will be on the table.

**** 'Parasite' **** Sun-kyun Lee plays the wealthy patriarch in this buzzy South Korean parable. If 'Parasite' wins Best International Feature Film at the Oscars, he'll earn 4 StarDraft points (1 for the nom, 3 for the win). If it can eke out a Best Picture nom, even more points will be on the table.

**** 'Parasite' **** Yeo-jeong Jo plays the wealthy matriarch in this buzzy South Korean parable. If 'Parasite' wins Best International Feature Film at the Oscars, she'll earn 4 StarDraft points (1 for the nom, 3 for the win). If it can eke out a Best Picture nom, even more points will be on the table.

**** 'Parasite' **** Woo-sik Choi plays the flirtatious tutor in this buzzy South Korean parable. If 'Parasite' wins Best International Feature Film at the Oscars, he'll earn 4 StarDraft points (1 for the nom, 3 for the win). If it can eke out a Best Picture nom, even more points will be on the table.

**** 'Parasite' **** Hye-jin Jang plays the mother and housekeeper in this buzzy South Korean parable. If 'Parasite' wins Best International Feature Film at the Oscars, she'll earn 4 StarDraft points (1 for the nom, 3 for the win). If it can eke out a Best Picture nom, even more points will be on the table.

**** 'Barry,' 'Toy Story 4,' 'It: Chapter 2' **** He's swept the Emmys for his killer role in the HBO comedy. He's the surest thing in television awards since Kelsey Grammar dominated for Frasier. Ahhh...simpler times. A Golden Globe nom will score him 2 points, and a win will earn him 5. And anytime Toy Story wins, Hader will get points.

**** 'Chernobyl,' 'Out Stealing Horses' **** Skarsgards are all over HBO these days. Stellan Skarsgard stars in the HBO miniseries, 'Chernobyl,' while his son Alexander continued to haunt the women of 'Big Little Lies' in Season 2. Stellan will most likely come away with a few more StarDraft points this season. If the disaster drama wins Best Limited Series at the Globes he'll take home 3 StarDraft points. He also stars in a Norwegian-language drama. Best International Film anyone?

**** 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood,' 'Bombshell' **** Robbie's controversial role as Sharon Tate left her very few lines in 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood,' but she is likely to pick up a some best supporting actress nominations thanks to her quality work in just a few words.. Robbie also appears in the "Bombshell" as a composite character in the tale of Roger Ailes's demise. Being in these highly rated movies is bound to make her a valuable pick up this year. A Best Supporting Actress run, could score her 5 StarDraft points at each movie-eligible awards show, totaling at least 20 this season.

****'Fosse/Verdon,' 'JoJo Rabbit,' 'Best Of Enemies,' 'Richard Jewell' **** Sam Rockwell knows how to pick his projects. It seems that his work is excusively reserved for Hollywood Awards Season. After starring in 'Three Billboards,' (2017) and 'Vice' (2018), Rockwell hopes to make it three years in a row with 'JoJo Rabbit.' This year he's also crossing categories. He's also eligible for his role as Bob Fosse in FX's 'Fosse/Verdon.' Expect a lot of attention for these projects, as well as the latebreaking Clint Eastwood flick, 'Richard Jewell.' Last year, he scooped up 7 StarDraft points, expect more this time around.

**** 'JoJo Rabbit,' 'Avengers: Endgame' **** It may not be obvious from title, but Taika Waititi's upcoming film 'JoJo Rabbit' is currently known in Hollywood as 'That Hitler Comedy.' A boy growing up in Nazi Germany has an imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler. Waititi directed the film and stars at Hitler. The film got rave reviews at the Toronto Film Festival, but could also suffer some backlash leading up to awards season. If Waititi can become the frontrunner in the Best Supporting Acting category, it will be raining StarDraft points. Every time he earns a nom or win, it'll be 2 or 5 points. If he takes an Oscar, it'll get your team 6 points.

**** 'The Act,' 'Toy Story 4' **** Last year, Patricia Arquette dazzled in Showtime's 'Escape at Dannemora,' taking home 15 StarDraft points. So we know the awards shows love her. This year, she starred in the Hulu mini-series, 'The Act,' about a young girl and her overprotective mother. She also voices Harmony's Mom in Toy Story 4 - that's 1 point if the film gets nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Golden Globes.

**** 'Bring My Flowers Now' ****

**** 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' **** It seems like every time Leo stars in a film, it earns him a nomination. This year it's no different. The latest Quentin Tarantino hit 'Once Upon A Time Hollywood' drew rave reviews, endless internet think pieces, and will get some recognition this winter. It'll be 1 StarDraft point every time the film is nominated, 2 points if Leo scores an individual nom. And for every time he or OUAIH win an award, he'll get your team at least 2 or 5 points respectively.

**** 'Knives Out,' 'Unbelievable' **** Toni Collette hasn't been nominated for an Oscar since 2000, but she's still gotten some acclaim for both her film and TV work, including a Golden Globe and an Emmy to her name. She's a long shot for individual awards this year, but 'Unbelievable' is likely to pick up some TV noms. 'Knives Out' is a little more uncertain.

**** 'The Irishman' **** Joe Pesci has been in semi-retirement for almost two decades. But when Martin Scorsese calls with a film like 'The Irishman,' it's hard to say no. In the upcoming gangster epic, Pesci stars as Philadelphia mob boss Russell Bufalino. With Netflix expected to make a major awards push for the film, Pesci will be buzzed about for supporting accolades all winter. And besides, if you don't love a comeback - fuggedaboutit! Pesci will scoop up 1 point anytime 'The Irishman' is nominated at the Golden Globes - 3 points, any time the film wins.

**** 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' **** Alex Borstein has already won two Emmy's for her role on 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.' She earned 9 StarDraft points last year. Can she get a Golden Globe, SAG, or Critics Choice as well this year?

**** 'Succession' **** He invented boar on the floor, and just for that Brian Cox deserves all the Golden Globes! As a TV-eligible celeb, Cox will only be able to scoop up points for the SAGs, Globes, and Critics Choice.

**** 'The Lion King,' Homecoming: The Live Album' **** It was a crossover year for Queen Bey. She has an album that's eligible for the Grammys and she can earn some additional StarDraft points for her voice work in Disney's 'Lion King.'

**** 'This Is Us,' 'Frozen 2,' 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' **** If we know one thing for sure, Sterling K. Brown can play one hell of a dad. He's done it for years in This Is Us and this year he serves as the Patriarch in the emotionally gripping Waves. Brown's fatherly performances in both are sure to help him attention during this year's awards. Also, Brown is eligible for 'Frozen' points - there won't be many (only 1 point a nom) but still boosts his value.

*** 'I Used to Know Her' *** H.E.R. had a solid 2019 StarDraft season, scoring 13 points for Grammy noms and wins last year. But can she repeat? It might be a little bit more challenging.

**** 'Harriet' **** No, this is not a biopic about Harriet Beacher Stowe. Cyntia Erivo plays historical badass Harriet Tubman. Reviews have started to roll in for this and it seems like buzz is waning. Still, if Erivo can grab a couple Best Actress noms she'll earn StarDraft points.

**** 'The Crown' **** Few casting announcements this year brought as much joy as when Netflix released the Helena Bonham Carter would be portraying the controversial royal Princess Margaret in 'The Crown.' The third season has yet to be released, but critics are expecting Carter's performance to be deliciously magnificent. Wins for her and 'The Crown' at the Golden Globes and the SAGs would net her 22 points.

*** 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' **** Tony Shalhoub has won so many awards for his work on the Amazon hit, that he may officially not be known as 'Monk' anymore. There could be more accolades this winter. It'll be at least 1 or 2 points anytime 'Maisel' or Shalhoub scoops up a nom of any kind. And even more if they win.

**** 'A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood,' 'Toy Story 4' **** America's Dad of today is playing America's Dad of yesteryear as Tom Hanks stars as Fred Rogers in 'A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.' He'll be receiving a Cecil B. Demille Lifetime Achievement Award at the Golden Globes (no StarDraft points for that!), but he could earn some points for a Best Actor nom while he's in the building. Also any time Toy Story 4 is nominated or wins an award for Best Animated Picture - Hanks will get you even more StarDraft points.

**** 'The Loudest Voice' **** Anyone who watched Russell Crowe's performance in the Showtime mini-series, 'The Loudest Voice,' knows that the Aussie was going for StarDraft gold.

**** 'Succession' **** If you haven't seen Jeremy Strong's impressive performance in HBO's hilarious drama, 'Succession,' we have three words for you: "Oh fuck off."

**** thank u, next **** Every year seems to be Ariana Grande's Grammy year. And we think this year - with 'thank u, next' - we'll finally be right!

**** 'Fosse/Verdon,' 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' **** Margaret Qualley (better known as Andie MacDowell's daughter to all our Four Weddings and a Funeral-heads out there) has had a very, very busy 2019. She earned an Emmy nomination for her role as Ann Reinking in 'Fosse/Verdon' and she had a buzzy supporting part in Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.' She could earn StarDraft points at the SAGs and Golden Globes for 'Fosse/Verdon' and then ride the Tarantino Awards Train for some additional points as well.

**** 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel **** Few shows have been as constant at the Golden Globes as Amazon's 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' and Rachel Brosnahan's performance may be awarded yet again this year. Last year, she had a solid 19 StarDraft points and she very well may repeat.

**** 'Deadwood: The Movie,' 'Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood,' 'Missing Link,' 'Santa Clarita Diet' ****

Gary Clark Jr. has won a Grammy in the past and it feels like the blues guitarist's latest album 'This Land,' is perfect Grammy bait.

**** 'Racks in the Middle' ****

**** 'No Geography' ****

**** 'JoJo Rabbit' **** RGD's Wikipedia bio isn't quite sure when he was born, but we do know that this child actor made his debut this year in JoJo Rabbit--a contending film in the well-trodden Nazi comedy genre. He's not going to beat out seasoned grown-ups for acting nominations, but he'll pick up points for any nominations/awards the movie receives, and he'll contend for the prestigious Best Young Actor category at the Critics' Choice Awards.

**** 'The Farewell,' 'Angry Birds 2,' 'Dark Crystal' **** The underground MC turned leading lady made her big splash in Crazy Rich Asians last year. In The Farewell Awkwafina returns to Asia, but this time to deal with a big secret. The question for many is she make the leap and become a legitimate Oscar contender? First step will be Critics' Choice nominations on December 8th.

****'Marriage Story,' 'The Report,' 'Rise of Skywalker' **** Kylo Ren...so serious these days. He's been Lena Dunham's boyfriend, Han Solo's murderous baby boy, but this year Adam Driver will face a whole new challenge: divorcing Scarlett Johansson. Buzz been's building for Driver's performance in Noah Baumbach's upcoming Netflix-drama 'Marriage Story.' And as if that's enough, he's also starring in the real-life political thriller 'The Report.' Bet on Driver to get more attention for the romantic drama. Driver will score 1 StarDraft point every time 'Marriage Story' earns a nom and 3 points if the film wins Best Picture at the other awards shows. And if Driver is able to make a Best Actor run throughout the entirety of awards season - which many expect - he'll be a StarDraft MVP.

J.Cole continues to be a polarizing rapper with his fans proclaiming him to be the reincarnation of Nas, while others see him as a rapper who's music comes in the starter kit for "How to Be An Interesting Guy: Decent Rappers, Lofts in Bushwick, and other Interests of the Basic." Regardless, 'KOD' will certainly grab the attention of the Grammy voters.

****'The Irishman," "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie'**** Creepy Todd is back at it again in the Breaking Bad universe and he was seriously channeling some sociopath vibes. His supporting role in El Camino coupled with his appearance in The Irishman make him a worthy contender this year for points.

**** 'Game of Thrones,' 'Angry Birds Movie 2' **** Peter Dinklage once brought a honeycomb and a jackass into a brothel...and came out with an Emmy statue. Game of Thrones fans will get that reference, and understand why Dinklage always has a chance to win some awards. It's 2 points every time Dinklage gets nominated, and 5 points each time he wins.

**** 'When They See Us' **** Jharrel Jerome had a huge night at this year's Emmy's - taking home Best Leading Actor in a TV Mini-series for his work on 'When They See Us.' The 21-year-old was the first Afro-Latino to ever win an acting award. Jerome could earn some further accolades at the Golden Globes. A nom will get him 2 points, a win will net him 5.

**** 'Chernobyl,' 'Carnival Row' **** The only thing more smoldering than the nuclear reactor in HBO's 'Chernobyl,' was lead actor's Jared Harris performance. Who knew he could do such a good British - but still kind of Russian - accent. 'Chernobyl' was the most critically acclaimed limited series of the year and Harris will most likely be the series' top StarDraft player.

**** 'Chernobyl' ****Russia unleashes a catastrophic disaster upon the world. Metaphor everyone? HBO's 'Chernobyl' was watercooler fodder this Spring - and expect Emily Watson to be the number one beneficiary of this acclaimed series. Even if it's just the series earns noms, Watson will still get StarDraft points.

**** Father of the Bride **** Everyone's favorite band in college is all grown up. Vampire Weekend had a new album in 2019, 'Father of the Bride.' The group has had some success in the past at the Grammys in the alternative rock category, so they could pick up another nom this year. It would be 6 points if they can win Album of The Year, and 3 points if they win Alternative Album of the Year - which seems more likely.

**** 'Big Little Lies,' 'The Goldfinch,' 'Bombshell' **** She already slayed Meryl Streep in the courtroom this summer (spoiler...oops!) and this fall, Nicole Kidman will slay Roger Ailes in the big screen movie, 'Bombshell.' Awards shows loved 'Big Little Lies,' two years ago and Kidman hopes the recognition will repeat. While 'The Goldfinch' has already nose-dived, Oscar buzz is building for 'Bombshell.'

**** 'Long Shot,' 'Addams Family,' 'Bombshell' **** There was a lot of diversity in Charlize Theron's 2019, but the reason that she is quickly climbing the StarDraft rankings is for her portrayal of Megyn Kelly in the upcoming 'Bombshell.' The film tracks the harassment scandal at Fox News.

**** 'The Irishman,' 'Joker,' **** Bad Grandpa is going back to his roots in 2019. He's teamed up with Martin Scorsese for the Netflix drama 'The Irishman.' The film is about a mob hitman who claims to have played a part in some of the biggest murders in American history - Hoffa, JFK, and many more. De Niro had to be digitally de-aged for the era-spanning epic. Expect Netflix to make a huge awards push with this film. Bobby D also has a small part in 'Joker' - playing an homage to his 1982 classic, 'The King of Comedy.' So he may pick up some StarDraft points for that film's noms as well. Any time either film gets a nom, that's 1 StarDraft point. If they win, it's 3. If De Niro scores an individual nom for his de-aged performance in 'The Irishman' he'll score 2 points. And if wins - it's 5 points (6 points for an Oscar win).

**** 'Avengers: Endgame,' 'Brexit: The Uncivil War,' '1917' **** Benedict Cumberbatch stars in '1917' a film that - although it takes place during World War I - feels a lot like 'Dunkirk.' Except instead of Christopher Nolan directing, it's Sam Mendes. That film will be released on Christmas. Cumberbatch also starred in the topical HBO film 'Brexit: The Uncivil War.'

**** Ventura **** Anderson Paak won a Grammy last year for Best Rap Performance on 'Bubblin,' and this winter he hopes to repeat. The singer/rapper/songwriter is an established music Academy fave and could do well in the genre awards this year.

**** 'The Crown,' 'Game of Thrones' **** Season 3 of Netflix's fabulous royal drama, 'The Crown,' is sure to be different than the first two seasons. We're jumping ahead a couple decades in the juicy action, Olivia Colman is playing Queen Elizabeth II, and none other than Tobias Menzies is donning the not-as-heavy-headware of Prince Phillip. Menzies is best known as hapless Edmure Tully in 'Game of Thrones.' TBD if his potrayal of Prince Phillip will be much different. Also he'll be eligible for GoT points. Any time that show is nominated, he gets a point. Any time it wins, he'll score 5.

**** 'Fleabag' **** Sian Clifford plays Phoebe Waller-Bridge's much more successful sister on Amazon's 'Fleabag.' Clifford earned a Best Supporting Actress nomination at the Emmys in September, if she can repeat at the Globes she'll earn 2 StarDraft points. She'll also earn 1 point if 'Fleabag' is nominated and 3 points if it wins.

**** 'The Morning Show,' 'Murder Mystery' **** Apple is spending a billion dollars to launch its streaming service, so you best believe that it'll put some work in getting some awards attention. Jennifer Aniston is the headliner in their splashy foray into scripted TV with 'The Morning Show.' She's also FILM eligible this year because she co-starred in a Netflix film with Adam Sandler, but don't expect any StarDraft points for that one.

**** 'Paul' ****

****'Cats,' Lover **** Memories...does everyone remember the 'Cats' trailer coming out over the summer? It was so delightful. The internet may have scoffed at it, but Golden Globes voters may be a bit kinkier than the Tweeting public. And who doesn't love Taylor Swift? T. Swift also has a Grammy-eligible album coming out, so she'll be one of the few duel threat StarDraft players this winter. A Golden Globe nom for 'Cats' in the Best Musical or Comedy will get T. Swift 1 point - and 3 points if it wins. The Grammy awards will net her between 2 or 3 points per a nom (depending on the category) and as much as 6 points for every win. Meow.

**** 'Pain and Glory,' 'The Laundromat' **** Antonio Banderas has set up a nice Awards Season for himself. He stars in frequent collaborator - Pedro Almodovar's 'Pain & Glory,' and already took home the top acting prize at Cannes for the role. He also has a fun part in Steven Soderbergh's satire for Netflix, 'The Laundromat.' You can already watch the Soderbergh flick on Netflix - and if Banderas is a threat for awards this winter, it'll be for 'Pain.'

****'Marriage Story,' Unbelievable'**** Merritt Wever's won a couple of Emmys, but this year she'll seek to get a few awards under her belt that will earn her StarDraft points. She'll compete for individual and ensemble awards in TV for her role as Detective Karen Duvall in Netflix's dark miniseries, Unbelievable. Meanwhile, she'll pad her stats in FILM with some near-guaranteed nominations from Marriage Story.

**** 'Game of Thrones,' **** Remember when 'Game of Thrones' was a thing? Kit Harrington hopes you do. He'll be eligible for Golden Globe, SAG, and People's Choice points.

**** 'Late Night,' 'Last Christmas,' 'Years and Years' **** Emma Thompson always keeps busy and 2019 was no different. She starred in a ton of films and TV. Her best path to StarDraft points will be her turn as an aging talk show host in Mindy Kaling's 'Late Night.'

*** 'Succession' *** He may get slapped around on HBO's 'Succession,' but Kieran Culkin is no slouch when it comes to awards season. If 'Succession' does well this fall, Culkin will earn some StarDraft points.

**** 'i,i' ****

**** 'Big Little Lies,' 'Little Women,' 'The Laundromat' **** After some small roles in a couple musicals in 2018, Meryl Streep is BACK BABY. Her supporting performance in 'Big Little Lies' had fans screaming at her lie-spewing, fake-toothed face, and Streep is about to have a bit of a fall Oscar season as well. Roles in Steven Soderbergh's Panama Papers comedy 'The Laundromat,' and Greta Gerwig's 'Little Women' will have her walking the red carpet all StarDraft season. She'll be a contender for every supporting actress category from The Golden Globes to The Oscars in February.

**** 'The Kominsky Method,' 'The Avengers: Endgame' **** Michael Douglas won a Golden Globe last year for Netflix's 'The Kominsky Method,' a show that no one has ever watched. The same thing will probably happen this year. That's 7 StarDraft points, right there!

**** 'Little Women' **** 'Brooklyn,' 'Ladybird,' and now 'Little Women,' it seems like every couple of years Saoirse Ronan turns up with a buzzy Oscar role. This year's period adaptation, 'Little Women,' re-unites her with 'Ladybird' director Greta Gerwig. Ronan stars as Jo March who - if you remember 5th grade English class - is the main character of 'Little Women.' Best Actress noms will get Ronan's teams 2 points, while wins will earn them between 4-6 StarDraft points (depending on the Awards Show).

**** 'When They See Us,' 'This Is Us' **** Asante Blackk broke out in 2019 with his Emmy-nominated role in Netflix's limited series 'When They See Us.' He hopes to repeat the recognition at this years Globes, Critics Choice, and SAGs. He'll earn 2 points each time he gets nominated for an individual award, and 1 point if his series does. Blackk also has a supporting role in this season of 'This Is Us,' so he'll be eligible for those as well.

**** 'Speechless' **** Dan+Shay are a country duo who came onto the scene last year with their single 'Tequila.' They had 5 StarDraft points last year, so you know the Music Academy appreciates them. This year, they hope to get some Grammy recognition for their single 'Speechless.'

**** I Am > I Was **** This album was released all the way back in December 2018, but due to crazy Grammy rules it's only eligible now. If earns a bunch of Grammy noms this year, he'll make it rain StarDraft points.

**** A Legendary Christmas' ****

**** 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood,' 'Black Monday' **** Bruce Dern had only one scene in 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood,' and he may have been half-sleeping during it, but it will definitely get him StarDraft points this winter. He's also in Showtime's 'Black Monday,' - so he's TV eligible - but don't expect many accolades for that one.

Regina King has been turning heads since the early 1990's in such classics as Boyz N The Hood and Friday. This year, the actress is garnering buzz for Barry Jenkins' 'Moonlight' follow-up, 'If Beale Street Could Talk' and should be a Golden Globes threat for her Emmy-winning performance in the Netflix drama, 'Seven Seconds.'

**** 'Barry' **** Heyyyyyy, The Fonz is a TV star again! He earned 6 StarDraft points last year, he'll try his best to repeat.

**** 'Midsommar,' 'Little Women,' **** She plays one of the March sisters in the Greta Gerwig-directed adaptation of 'Little Women,' which will be her easiest path to StarDraft points. She could also pick up a couple bonus points if 'Midsommar' wins in the Horror category at the Critics' Choice Awards.

**** 'The Two Popes' **** Who needs one, young, fictitious pope played by Jude Law, when you can have two popes...based on the real thing? Netflix has decided one up HBO this year with the independent film, 'The Two Popes.' Hopkins plays Pope Benedict XVI - who eventually gets ousted by the current pontiff, Pope Francis. It'll be in theaters this November and you can stream it on December 20th. It'll be challenging for Hopkins to make noise in a crowded Best Actor field, but with at least 5 points for every win, there may be enough StarDraft points to go around.

**** 'Killing Eve' **** "You should never tell a psychopath that they're a psychopath. It upsets them." Jodie Comer has made us laugh as the psychopathic assassin in 'Killing Eve.' Last year, her co-star Sandra Oh took home a bunch of awards for this show - and earned 15 StarDraft points. But if Comer's win at this years Emmy's was any indication, Comer will be the bigger star to shine this Awards Season. And we hope so - nobody wants to upset her!

**** 'Rocketman,' '1917' **** This Scottish actor surprised us here at StarDraft last year, winning at the Golden Globes for his lead role in 'Bodyguard.' This year, he's in supporting roles in Elton John biopic, 'Rocketman,' and trench warfare drama, '1917.'

**** 'Dolemite Is My Name' **** Eddie Murphy is charting a 2019 comeback. Murphy plays Rudy Ray Moore - a performer who played the role of an iconic pimp by the name of...yes, you guessed it, Dolemite. Netflix will be pushing a ton of high-profile projects this awards season and this is one of them.

**** 'Booksmart,' 'Unbelievable,' 'Them That Follow' **** The 22-year-old actress - Kaitlyn Dever - has had an impressive 2019. She co-starred in the hilarious comedy 'Booksmart' and took a dramatic turn as a survivor of sexual assault in Netflix's 'Unbelievable.' Expect some awards buzz around the latter. Because the Golden Globes has separate categories for comedic and dramatic actors, she could have a big night.

****'Living with Yourself,' 'Avengers: Endgame'****

**** 'JoJo Rabbit,' 'Game of Thrones' **** Alfie is no longer just the annoying little brother of Lily Allen anymore. Theon Greyjoy in two awards contenders this winter, which means you should definitely draft him!

**** 'The Irishman,' 'The Affair' **** Anna Paquin has two small parts this year with StarDraft point implication. The first, is in buzzy crime epic, 'The Irishman.' The other is in Showtime's 'The Affair.' If 'The Irishman' can clean house at a few awards show, each member of its cast will earn some StarDraft points.

**** 'Painted' ****

**** 'Hustlers,' 'Medicine' **** J.Lo is taking her 'Hustlers' role all the way to the bank. She's appeared on every talk show imaginable to promote the film and even donned her legendary green 1999 Grammys dress for Versace. She's a lock for the Golden Globes and there will be Best Supporting Oscar buzz as well. So expect some StarDraft points for her this fall. The earliest ones will come with the Golden Globe nominations - 1 point if 'Hustlers' gets a nom, 2 points if J.Lo gets one, 3 points if the film wins, 5 points if J.Lo does. Could be the beginning of a strong awards campaign - and StarDraft season!

**** 'JoJo Rabbit' **** Thomasin McKenzie is back in the StarDraft top 200 this year, and it looks like she'll top her 2018-2019 total of 2 points by a decent margin. She'll ride JoJo Rabbit's near-certain ensemble noms to a solid point floor, and she'll try to take home the Critics' Choice Best Young Actor award--something she wasn't able to do last year.

**** 'Us,' 'Rise of Skywalker' **** Lupita Nyong'o is always incredible. And in 2019, she did two incredible things: starred in a Jordan Peele movie AND a Star Wars movie. Not too shabby. Although Star Wars won't likely be nominated for an Academy Award like 'Black Panther' last year, 'Us' has a chance to get Nyong'o some nom love.

**** Ford v Ferrari **** It's Oscar Season, so it's time for another Christian Bale Oscar Season. This time, he doesn't seem to have put an extreme amount of weight on like he did for 'Vice' or lose an extreme amount of weight, like he did for 'The Machinist.' This time, it's a racing movie 'Ford v. Ferrari.' It's a very crowded Best Actor field, but because it's Christian Bale, expect his performance to get some attention this fall.

**** 'The Irishman,' 'The Painted Bird' **** A small part in a big movie can go a long way in StarDraft. And that might be true for Harvey Keitel this year. Keitel plays Angelo Bruno - 'The Gentle Don' - in 'The Irishman.' Keitel gets 1 StarDraft point each time the film gets nominated, 3 if it wins. Keitel also star in the foreign film 'The Painted Bird.'

****'Schitt's Creek'****

**** Norman Fucking Rockwell ****

**** '1917,' 'The True History of the Kelly Gang' ****

**** 'The Act' **** Joey King stars opposite Patricia Arquette in the Hulu anthology series, 'The Act.' The role netted her an Emmy nom in September and she could earn some more attention this winter. If the series wins at the Golden Globes, King will take home 3 points, and even more if she herself is nominated.

**** '1917,' 'The King' ****

**** 'Dead To Me' ****

**** 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' **** Marin Hinkle is a supporting actor in Amazon's 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.' Although she won't garner much attention in the individual categories, the will earn StarDraft points anytime the series gets nominated.

**** 'The Crown' **** You may not know Josh O'Connor, but you've probably heard of the icon who the English actor is tasked with playing this fall...Prince Charles. Every time 'The Crown' is nominated, O'Connor will earn 1 StarDraft point.

It's been a strange couple years for Laurie Metcalf. High highs of an Oscar run for 'Ladybird' and recognition from the Tony's for 'Three Tall Women,' followed by low lows of the 'Roseanne' debacle. Now she has her own shows on ABC, 'The Conners,' and could receive some appreciation from Tinseltown for her steadfast career.

**** 'Us,' 'The Kitchen,' 'Handmaid's Tale' **** Elisabeth Moss is an all-time great StarDraft celebrity. When 'Handmaid's Tale' first came out in 2017, she and the show racked up seemingly endless noms and StarDraft points. Although the show's critical acclaim has waned a bit, she's still a threat to collect some accolades. And a small part in Jordan Peele's 'Us' could earn her StarDraft points if the film is nominated.

**** 'Barry,' 'Bombshell' **** Root has small parts in 2 awards shows contenders - in TV with 'Barry,' and in film with 'Bombshell.' He's well positioned to scoop up StarDraft points even if he won't earn an individual nomination.

**** 'Barry' **** He plays the gangster NoHo Hank on HBO's 'Barry.' Every time Barry gets a nom, Carrigan will earn a StarDraft point.

**** 'Anima' ****

**** 'Igor' **** Feels like a different era when Tyler the Creator burst onto the scene with OddFuture and this year may be the apex of his solo career. His 2019 album 'Igor,' was his first ever Number 1 album. Grammy prognosticators are expecting his work to earn some nominations on November 20th. Any time a celeb wins a major Grammy category (Record, Album, or Song of the Year) they earn 6 points. Other categories will earn him 1 point a nom, 3 points a win.

**** Sunflower, Hollywood's Bleeding **** If you thought you saw the last of Post Malone and his glorious face tattoos after he burst onto the scene last year, YOU WERE MISTAKEN. He came out with another album in 2019 called 'Hollywood's Bleeding.' For the sake of StarDraft, we hope that's not true. The best bet for the Post man is that his breakthrough hit 'Sunflower' racks up a bunch of Grammy noms. Song of the Year is 2 points per nom, 6 points for a win. For a complete guide to scoring, head to our rules page.

**** Star Is Born: The Soundtrack **** Lady Gaga's massive 2019 StarDraft season apparently just keeps on giving. Gaga is eligible during this upcoming Grammy Awards for the 'Star Is Born Soundtrack.' It'll be up for major categories (3 points a nom, 6 for each win), and should be a lock for Best Soundtrack - which will only net you 1 point - but still! POINTS!

****'Father of Asahd'****

**** 'Mettavolution' ****

**** 'Veep,' 'Toy Story 4,' 'Angry Birds 2' **** Does anyone deserve more recognition than the often overlooked bagman on HBO's Veep? Tony Hale made us laugh and cry this year on Veep and as Forky in the latest installment of Toy Story.

**** 'The Two Popes' **** The last time we saw Jonathan Pryce he was making Cersei Lannister do her 'Shame!'-walk around King's Landing. In 'The Two Popes,' he plays Pope Francis and he's angling to take over the papacy from Anthony Hopkins' Pope Benedict. Yet another Netflix flick for awards season. Pryce will not be eligible for GoT points because he did not star in the most recent season.

**** 'Big Little Lies,' 'The Morning Show' **** Reese Witherspoon has officially made herself known on the small screen. Not only is she latest queen of HBO for 'Big Little Lies,' she also stars in Apple's first foray into scripted television - the buzzy drama 'The Morning Show.' Surely, one of them will get some noms this fall.

**** 'Knives Out' **** Cuban actress Ana De Armas broke out in 2017 as an AI hologram in 'Blade Runner 2049'. This year, she's a contender alongside the tremendous cast of 'Knives Out,' a long shot contender for film awards.

**** 'Look Now' ****

**** 'Pose' **** Fresh off an Emmy win for his work on FX's 'Pose,' Billy Porter hopes win some Golden Globes and SAG Awards as well. TV Actors are not as valuable as Movie (no Oscar points), but Porter could earn more than 15 points at the Globes and SAGs.

**** 'Claws,' 'When They See Us' **** We love her as a salon-owning, money-laundering crime boss in 'Claws,' but Niecy Nash will be more of a StarDraft threat for the Netflix Central Park Five mini-series, 'When They See Us.' The series did well at this year's Emmy awards and will be a heavyweight in its category all season.

*** 'When They See Us' *** Johnny Legs! He's been an awards contender for well over two decades now, but this year his best shot is to pick up some ensemble awards points for the heavyweight limited series about the Central Park 5, 'When They See Us.'

**** 'Knives Out' **** Yes, Daniel Craig stars in movies other than James Bond. This fall it's 'Knives Out,' a who-dunnit murder mystery movie from director Rian Johnson (who has thankfully stopped making Star Wars movies). Don't expect much Oscar buzz, but if the movie gets classified as a comedy, Craig could receive a Golden Globe nom - that's 2 StarDraft points and 5 more if he wins.

**** 'Avengers: Endgame,' 'Knives Out' **** Knives Out could earn some Golden Globe attention in the Comedy/Musical category. Who doesn't love a murder mystery?

**** 'El Camino' **** Yo! Aaron Paul is back as Jesse Pinkman in Netflix's Breaking Bad-movie, 'El Camino.' Even though this is a movie, it'll be up for the TV movie category at the Golden Globes, bitch.

**** 'Us,' 'Avengers: Endgame' ****

You can't talk about 'This Is Us,' and not talk about Ron Cephas Jones. Although he is now credited as a 'special guest' on the show, the longtime actor can earn StarDraft points if the NBC series earns any accolades.

Very few people have seen Hugh Jackman's upcoming film, 'The Front Runner.' Directed by Jason Reitman, the film depicts 1988 presidential contender Gary Hart's infamous doomed campaign. And you can bet it will come down hard on the hungry press that helped ruin Hart's career. Jackman's career - however - has never been better. 2017 brought us his best performance as 'Wolverine,' and the surprise smash, 'The Greatest Showman.' Could the Aussie rewarded by voters this time around?

****'Suge'****

**** Revenge of the Dreamers III ****

**** 'Solace' ****

**** 'Game of Thrones,' **** Gwendoline Christie was always a fan favorite on 'Game of Thrones.' But this is the first year where her work has received some recognition. She scored an Emmy nom, so expect her to be in the running for some Golden Globe and People's Choice points. No matter what happens this fall, we'll always love Gwendoline - 'I am yours, my lady.'

**** 'Ford v Ferrari,' 'Little Women' **** Playwright and Actor Tracey Letts has two small parts in big movies. Each time either movie is nom'ed, Letts will get 1 StarDraft point and 3 points for a win.

****'Desperate Man'****

The Beatles used to have the record for most top ten Billboard singles in one year with 11. That record nows belongs to the one and only Drake. He had us all doing the Shiggy this summer and you'll likely be dancing after seeing the sheer number of nominations that come out of the Grammys this year.

**** The Lost Boy ****

**** 'Jaime' ****

**** 'Feral Roots' ****

**** '1123' ****

****'Schitt's Creek'****

**** 'True Detective: Season 3,' 'Alita: Battle Angel' **** Mahershala Ali was a truly dominant force last season in StarDraft, sweeping the Supporting Actor category at all the awards shows for his role in 'Green Book.' This year, he's contending for his role in the bounceback third season of 'True Detective,' but it'll be more of an uphill battle in a deep Limited Series category.

Alison Brie had a busy 2017 - starring in multiple Best Picture nominees. This year, she only has her popular Netflix series, 'Glow' in the running for awards this winter. But if that's good enough for Alison Brie - that's good enough for us!

**** 'The Farewell' **** Zhao Shuzhen plays a terminally ill grandmother in Lulu Wang's critically acclaimed family drama 'The Farewell.' Although Awkwafina is the most famous member of the cast, its Shuzhen's performance that gives the film its heart.

**** 'Breakthrough,' 'This Is Us' ****

**** 'The Politician,' 'Avengers: Endgame' **** Gwyneth Paltrow stars in the Ryan Murphy-helmed Netflix series, 'The Politician.' Her husband, Brad Falchuk, co-created it. A Best Actress in a Comedy nom at the Golden Globes would get her 2 StarDraft points plus 5 points for a win.

**** 'On Becoming a God in Central Florida' **** Kirsten Dunst is having a bit of a comeback. If you haven't seen Showtime's 'On Becoming God in Central Florida' do yourself a favor a bask in the glory of Dunst's performance. It'd be a sin if she weren't nominated for a Golden Globe (and that would be 2 StarDraft points!)

**** 'Veep' **** Hell hath no fury like a JLD scorned. Julia Louis-Dreyfus was upset at the Emmys in the Best Actress category by Phoebe Waller-Bridge. It was JLD's last season on Veep, she overcame cancer, and she was up for an Emmy record. But she lost. Now, she'll be fighting for accolades at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice - it's possible voters may make the Emmy embarrassment up to her. A Golden Globe nom will net her 2 point, a win will get her 5.

Jonah Hill would like to be taken seriously. And in 2018, his roles were certainly that. He co-starred in a Gus Van Sant film, wrote & directed his own indie, and starred across Emma Stone in the trippy Netflix limited series, 'Maniac.' Expect a big PR push this winter for his dramatic coming out party.

Veteran comedian Bob Odenkirk has carved for himself a lovely niche in pop culture for his performance as Saul Goodman in 'Breaking Bad' and now 'Better Call Saul.' But this year, he's also lent his voice to 'The Incredibles 2,' which could earn him even more StarDraft points this winter.

When you star in 'Black Panther' AND 'Black Mirror,' you become popular very, very quickly. And that just happens to be the case for young Guyanese-born actress, Letitia Wright.

**** 'The Politician,' Sing to Me Instead **** Ben Platt is best known as the lead in Broadway's 'Dear Evan Hansen.' But this fall, he's looking to conquer another medium: streaming. Platt stars in the Ryan Murphy-helmed 'Politician' on Netflix. And yes, he plays a white man who thinks they're entitled to elected office. Platt also released an album this year, Sing to Me Instead. StarDraft is all about crossover celebs - and if Platt can scoop up Grammy noms AND Golden Globe noms watch out!

**** 'Dolemite Is My Name' ****

**** Someone You Loved **** The 23-year-old Scottish singer, Lewis Capaldi is becoming famous fast. Known for his humorous social media presence, Capaldi became the first artist in history to sell out an arena tour before they ever released a debut album. That album 'Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent,' features the hit song, 'Someone You Loved.' Capaldi's only chance for StarDraft points will be at the Grammys - noms are announced on November 20th.

It's un-fork-ing believable that Kristen Bell has yet to be awarded recognition for her work on the NBC series, 'The Good Place.' Perhaps she can earn some respect at this year's Golden Globes.

**** 'Mom,' 'Bombshell,' 'The Addams Family' **** We all love Allison Janney, and she's known Oscar glory before, but this year probably won't be like her triumphant 2017-2018 season. She's a late round pick if you feel your team really needs a Mom.

**** 'Russian Doll,' 'Orange is the New Black,' 'Big Mouth,' 'Ad Astra,' 'Honey Boy' **** It feels like forever ago that Natasha Lyonne came back into our lives as the forever-dying lead in Netflix's 'Russian Doll.' But the series picked up 13 Emmy noms for its first season and Lyonne may be nominated for a Golden Globe this fall.

**** 'Barry,' 'The Report' **** You know her for her work on Bill Hader's HBO comedy. Any time the series gets a nom, Goldberg earns points!

**** 'Pain and Glory,' 'Wasp Network' ****