How much do you know about the love lives of this year's Golden Globe nominees? YourTango gives you the inside scoop on each actor's LoveStage. 

Leonardo Dicaprio, Revolutionary Road LoveStage: Taken (Sort of)The 34-year-old actor dated model Gisele Bundchen from 2001 to 2005 and is currently off-again-on-again dating another fashion plate, 23-year-old Bar Rafaeli. It's unclear if Dicaprio will wed Rafaeli, but the actor is looking forward to getting married. "A lot of my friends are getting married and having children," he has said. "I see it all around me and I think things have to … Read More

Screaming, yelling, breaking furniture, soul-sucking jobs, mental illness, infidelity: Revolutionary Road is not your typical holiday season movie. Don't be fooled by the Kate-Winslet-and-Leonardo-Di-Caprio pairing -- this is not Titantic.

Frank and April Wheeler are two bright young things in 1950s New York City who fall in love, get pregnant and move out to suburbia with stars in their eyes. But seven or so years later, the daily commute and absurd office nonsense is doing Frank in. Back home, April feels bored and stifled by domestic life, aching over both of their unmet potential. As she energizes Frank and they … Read More

Romance ruled at this morning's announcement of the 2009 Golden Globe awards. Frost/Nixon was the only nominee for Best Mostion Picture - Drama that didn't address complex relationships or love stories (unless you count Nixon's love of himself and then it's 5 for 5). Hollywood always turns inward when award seasons roles around, but this year we've been treated to some truly moving portrayals of relationships starting, working, and ending. Yes, we're consumed with America's financial crisis and the on-going soap opera that is politics, but love and relationships are the constant themes that we return to year … Read More

Do you remember Kirk Cameron? He was in that one show with Robin Thicke's dad. And then he starred in Like Father Like Son in which he and Dudley Moore played a son and father, respectively, that switched bodies. Judge Reinhold and Fred Savage tried this trick the next year in Vice Versa. And George Burns and Charlie Schlatter ("who?" is appropriate) tried a wrinkle on this scheme by having a man switch places with his grandson in 18 Again. We like to refer to those as the  years Hollywood took the concept of walking a mile in someone else's … Read More