Atonement (2007), Juno (2007), Michael Clayton (2007), No Country for Old Men (2007), and There Will Be Blood (2007) are among the films nominated for the annual awards ceremony (2007). The annual awards ceremony recognizes the year's top cinematic achievements. The Academy Awards are hosted by Seth MacFarlane. He is the first comedian to host the show since 1993 when Jerry Lewis did so. The Oscars are held each year at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, California. It is the only major award ceremony that is not held in a theater. The winners are determined by votes from members of the film industry who work in various capacities including actors, actresses, directors, writers, and producers. They must be members in good standing of the academy. New members are elected by current members. The number of nominees is always more than the number of awards offered so that more people get recognized for their work. In fact, since its inception, the award ceremony has been held on February 24 every year. In 2007, the Oscar nominations were announced on January 16 with Atonement leading the pack with 11 nods. Other popular titles include Juno with 10 nods, No Country for Old Men with 9 nods, and there were 8 other films that received 5 nominations each. Michael Clayton, Billy Elliott, Flags of Our Fathers, The Queen, and There Will Be Blood were all nominated for 4 awards each. In total, there were 102 movies considered for nomination.