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Just over a week after he won the Academy Award for Best Original Score, Trent Reznor has posted some information on the official Nine Inch Nails website about his upcoming music and film projects. Last week we heard a rumor that Reznor might be making a cameo appearance in the big screen adaptation of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and I am THRILLED to pass along Trent‘s confirmation that he will, in fact, create music for the film AND appear in the movie in a small cameo role. Read on for the full text of Trent‘s upcoming projects announcement.

Fresh from his win last Sunday night at the Academy Awards, Trent Reznor is reportedly in talks with 20th Century Fox to not only provide the music for the upcoming big screen adaptation of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter … but he may also play a role in the film! As you may recall, we learned last October that plans were in the works to bring the novel to life on the big screen and now we learn that the studio is hoping to get Reznor to play a vampire in the film!

Awards shows tend to make for strange bedfellows … celebs that you’d never imagine hanging out together get thrown into the same room and are, well, kinda forced to hang out together. At the 83rd annual Academy Awards last weekend, Oscar winners Trent Reznor (Best Original Score) and Christian Bale (Best Supporting Actor) were spotted chatting together in a backstage, VIP area. I’m not sure what the full context of the photo is but the accompanying commentary on the Tumblr from whence this photo comes is all kinds of awesome.

OMFG!!!! … full post to come … BUT TRENT REZNOR & ATTICUS ROSS WON BEST ORIGINAL SCORE!!!

OK … I’ve composed myself enough to write up some text and post a few photos … of Trent Reznor and his wife Mariqueen Maandig Reznor on the Academy Awards red carpet and some hastily snapped cellphone screencaps of my German TV of Trent and Atticus Ross accepting their Oscars on stage. Read on and please revel with me in my EXTREME glee.

All of the nominees of this year’s Academy Awards met for the annual Oscar Luncheon this week so that they could meet one another, give a few interviews and pose for one, massive group photo. The Academy posted the Oscar Nominees Class Photo on their official Twitter profile and altho it took me a couple of passes, I finally found my favorite Oscar nominee — Trent Reznor — in the sea of nominees (on the far right, Atticus Ross is two people behind him).

Have you ever wished you could hang out with Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails in his recording studio? Well, thanks to a new video interview produced by The New York Times, YOU will get a taste of what it’s like to chill with TR in his inner sanctum. Times reporter Melena Ryzik was invited to chat with Reznor and Atticus Ross in their recording studio to discuss the creation of the score for The Social Network (which, you may know, is nominated for an Academy Award for Best Score this year). The video is a MUST see.

Earlier today we learned the THRILLING news that my man Trent Reznor garnered an Academy Award nomination, along with collaborator Atticus Ross, for his work scoring the film The Social Network. Right now we get to hear from T Rez himself about how it feels to be an Oscar nominee in new comments he made to Entertainment Weekly magazine.

Celebs from film and television made their way out to The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA last night to attend the 2011 Golden Globe Awards. When host Ricky Gervais wasn’t brilliantly and hilariously skewering the folks in the audience, Golden Globe awards were being handed out to some lucky winners. Many of the awards went to the film The Social Network and the TV series Glee … but there were a few other winners as well.

And so it begins … the first serious awards show of the new Awards Season took place last night as The BFCA Critics’ Choice Movie Awards were handed out at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, CA. Considered a good determiner of how the Academy Awards may turn out, the Critics’ Choice Awards tend to award the big prizes to the actors and films that will go on to win Oscars later on. The Social Network was the big winner of the night including Best Film, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Score and more!

Trent Reznor made an in-person appearance at the Arts & Leisure Weekend event hosted by the New York Times in NYC, NY last night to discuss with music critic Jon Pareles his work scoring the soundtrack to the David Fincher film The Social Network. Over the course of his interview, Reznor announced that he will also be scoring the soundtrack for Fincher‘s next film, the US remake of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo!