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I just got done watching tonight’s Video Music Awards and Britney Spears walked away with three moon men!

Here are the winners!

Best Female Video – Britney Spears: Piece of Me
Best Male Video – Chris Brown: With You
Best Dancing in a Video – The Pussycat Dolls: When I Grow Up
Best Rock Video – Linkin Park – Shadow of the Day
Best Hip Hop Video – Lil Wayne Feat. Static Major: Lollipop
Best New Artist – Tokio Hotel
Best Pop Video – Britney Spears: Piece of Me
Video Of The Year: Britney Spears: Piece of Me

Did you watch? What did you think?

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In a night where the MTV voters seemed to try their best to be as diverse as possible in their annual Movie Award winners, only one star of the silver screen appeared to be a unanimous fan favorite — Johnny Depp, who managed to win honors in both the Best Comedic Performance and the Best Villain categories.

“I’m not a very funny person,” the actor, who could barely be heard over the screams of the audience, claimed while accepting his Best Comedic Performance award for his now-iconic role of Captain Jack Sparrow in last summer’s mega-hit Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. “Not even remotely funny.”

Looking dashingly handsome and clean-cut, Depp, who turns 45 on June 9, was called upon later in the evening to make a repeat trip to the stage when his title role in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street was awarded in the Best Villain category.

Oddly enough, though Johnny won both of these categories, it was Will Smith who voters rewarded with the Best Male Performance award for his role in I Am Legend. Joined onstage by his son Jaden, Will remembered having been at the 1988 MTV Movie Awards — except… the annual ceremony didn’t begin until 1992.

For Juno star Ellen Page, who walked away from both the Oscars and Golden Globes empty-handed, she appeared to be somewhat consoled by her win in the Best Female Performance category.

Zac Efron, who was in the audience with on-off girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens, managed to thank everyone but his gal-pal during his acceptance speech for Best Breakthrough Performance in Hairspray.

Tom Cruise got down on one knee to present the Generation Award to goofball Adam Sandler, who then launched into a self-aggrandizing version of “Nobody Does It Better,” after which he announced, “This is the most arrogant thing I’ve ever done.”

Of course, what are the MTV Movie Awards without the oddball categories that give the ceremony its unique flavor? There was Best Kiss, presented to Step Up 2: The Streets’ Briana Evigan and Robert Hoffman by an almost naked Rainn Wilson (thank God for strategically placed teddy bears!) and Megan Fox. And Best Fight, awarded to Never Back Down’s Sean Faris and Cam Gigandet.

And one of the evening’s biggest controversies came during the presentation of the Best Summer Movie So Far category, as Seth Rogen and James Franco whipped out a “pretend” baggie of marijuana and smoked a “fake” joint — “This certainly isn’t good sh–,” Franco told the audience after taking a puff — before presenting the award to Iron Man. However, since the cameras pulled as far away as possible from the podium during this presentation, it was hard to tell exactly what was going on onstage.

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20th Annual Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards 2008 held at UCLA Pauley Pavilion in Westwood, California, yesterday. In attendance were Miley Cyrus, Emile Hirsch, Abigail Breslin, America Ferrera, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ross McCall, Cameron Diaz, Brendan Fraser, Jodie Foster, Chris Brown, Jesse McCartney, Shia LaBeouf, Lil Mama, Nia Long, Hayden Panettiere, Ashlee Simpson, Rihanna, and Jordin Sparks.

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Oscar winner Diablo Cody chose to wear her own shoes to the Academy Awards on Sunday night after turning down the chance to wear designer Stuart Weitzman’s ‘million dollar shoes’. The Juno screenwriter balked at the idea of wearing Weitzman’s shoes after realizing she had become a pre-Oscars publicity figure, insisting she had no idea the footwear crafted especially for her were the fabled Kwait diamond items celebrities have been selected to wear to the Academy Awards since 2002.

In a furious posting on her MySpace.com website last week, Cody fumed, “I’m actually really p**sed about this… They’re using me to publicize their stupid shoes and NOBODY ASKED ME. I would never consent to a lame publicity stunt at a time when I already want to hide.” And she stuck to her promise, leaving the Weitzman shoes at home and hitting the Oscars red carpet in a cheaper pair.

After her Best Original Screenplay win, Cody added, “It was the silliest thing. Nobody asked me, nobody talked to me, it was just this crate in the room with my name on it. (I wore my) regular shoes… I’m actually not sure (how much they cost), but I’m sure it is nowhere near a million dollars. If I had a million dollars I would help people.”

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