The American Cinematheque said Friday that its 40th annual American Cinematheque Awards Gala, which was set to honor Ryan Gosling, will not take place this year. Organizers said Gosling is no longer available to accept the award because of scheduling conflicts. The organization said a new date for the gala will be announced later.
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Fans of Ryan Gosling would note that a major honor for him has been postponed, affecting his award schedule.
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