The Winners..

Sexiest Male: Scott Maslen EastEnders
Sexiest Female: Michelle Keegan Coronation Street
Best Dramatic Performance from a young performer: Ami Metcalf Doctors
Best Dramatic Performance by an adult performer: Lacey Turner EastEnders
Best On-Screen Partnership: Jan Pearson and Christopher Walker Doctors
Villain of the Year: by Larry Lamb (Archie Mitchell) EastEnders.
Best Newcomer: Marc Elliott EastEnders
Lifetime Achievement Award: Betty Driver Coronation Street
Best Comedy Performance: Craig Gazey Coronation Street
Best Storyline: EastEnders – Who Killed Archie Mitchell?
Best Soap Exit: Charlie Clements (Bradley Branning)
Special Achievement Award: Bill Lyons Emmerdale
Best Actor: Scott Maslen EastEnders
Best Actress: Lacey Turner
Scene Of The Year: Hollyoaks – The Parachute Jump.
Best Single Episode: EastEnders live episode.
Best Soap: EastEnders

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The Winners

Film editing - The Hurt Locker (Bob Murawski and Chris Innis)
Visual effects - Avatar (Joe Letteri, Stephen Rosenbaum, Richard Baneham and Andrew R Jones)
Music (original score) – Up (Michael Giacchino)
Cinematography - Avatar (Mauro Fiore)
Short film (live action) - The New Tenants (Joachim Back and Tivi Magnusson)
Short film (animated) - Logorama (Nicolas Schmerkin)
Animated feature film – UP
Original screenplay - The Hurt Locker (Mark Boal)
Adapted screenplay - Precious (Geoffrey Fletcher)
Foreign language film - The Secret in Their Eyes (Juan Jose Campanella, Argentina)
Actor in a supporting role – Christoph Waltz (Inglourious Basterds)
Actress in a supporting role – Mo’Nique (Precious)
Actor in a leading role - Jeff Bridges (Crazy Heart)
Actress in a leading role – Sandra Bullock (The Blind Side)
Directing - The Hurt Locker (Kathryn Bigelow)
Best Picture – The Hurt Locker (Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Nicolas Chartier and Greg Shapiro, producers)

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Entertainment Presenters – Ant and Dec
Comedy Programme – Gavin and Stacey
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance – Lacey Turner EastEnders
Most Popular Star Travel Documentary – Stephen Fry in America
Most Popular Newcomer – Craig Gazey, Coronation Street
Most Popular Entertainment Programme – Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
Most Popular Drama - Dr Who
Most Popular Factual Programme – Loose Women
Most Popular Talent Show – X Factor
Outstanding Drama Performance - David Tennant Dr Who
Best Serial Drama - Coronation Street
Special Recognition Award – Stephen Fry

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Tribute In Pictures.

Joy Magazine 2005 / Andrew Macpherson photoshoot / Arena Magazine photoshoot / Brian Little photoshoot / Carlo Chiesa Instyle photoshoot / David La Chapelle photoshoot / Esquire Magazine photoshoot 2004 / George Holz photoshoot 2002 / Isabel Snyder photoshoot / Jack Chuck photoshoot / Jordache photoshoot / Kate Garner photoshoot / Mark Liddell photoshoot / Mary Ellen Matthews SNL promos / Maxim Magazine 2005 / MTV photoshoot / Patrick Shaw photoshoot / Strut magazine photoshoot 2005 / Torkil Gudnason photoshoot / unknown photoshoot / unknown photoshoot 2 / unknown photoshoot 3 / Across The Hall LA premiere
/ Girl Interrupted premiere / Groomsmen premiere / Happy Feet Australian premiere / Happy Feet premiere / Liza with a Z premiere
/ Love and Other Disasters / Talledega Nights premiere / Motorola Anniversay party / Adidas Orginals Denim by Diesel / Global Warning after party / Award of Hope Gala / Glaad Awards / Opening of Blumarine Merrick / Inaugural Avante Garde Gala / Juicy Couture Beverly Hills / L’Oreal Paris A Night of Hope / Max Azria / Monique Lhuillier 08-09 fashion show / MTV Europe Awards 2005 / MTV Movie Awards / Puma party / Rock The Vote at House of Hype / Serpentine Gallery / Showtime event / Sony Cierge spring preview / Tony Awards dinner / Wii Lounge in Park City / With Christina Aguilera at Golden Globes party / With Jessica Alba at PS2 event / Fred Segal Santa Monica
/ Ian Schragers Halloween party / Late Show with Craig Ferguson / Love & Other Disasters set / LAX Airport candids / On stage with the Pussycat dolls / On Set Of a Photoshoot / TRL 2005 / Unknown candids / (more) unknown candids / West Hollywood candids / With Jessica Alba at Cannes / With Michelle Trachtenberg at Summer Party

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Brittany Murphy Wiki / IMDB

Liverpool got beat by bottom club Portsmouth,Man Utd got hammered 3-0 by Fulham,but without doubt the best result of the weekend was Rage Against The Machine beating Joe McElderry to the Christmas number one.

Simon Cowell thinks he can just release any old crap and the public will buy it,and 450.000 mugs did,but it wasn’t enough as over half a million people downloaded the RATM single to secure the number one spot.

Will Cowell be just as lazy next year and put out a bland cover version? Or will he make an effort and source some quality song writers to release an original song? My bet is he won’t learn from this,he will go with the safe/lazy option.

There is already talk of another campaign next year,with even some suggesting Joe McElderry “The Climb” as the chosen track,to topple Simons new X-factor winner in 2010,though that would be funny,the money would all go to Cowell,so perhaps not a good idea after all.

I quite like this idea.. quoted from digitalspy.co.uk

The temptation might be to pour a lot of time and effort into creating a catchy anti-X Factor anthem, but the smartest counter-move would be to release something short, cheap and throwaway that isn’t even a proper song at all. I propose a track called Simon Cowell: Shit for Ears, which consists of a couple of eight-year-olds droning the phrase “Simon Cowell, sh*t for ears” four times in a row in the most deliberately tuneless manner possible. It should last only about 15 seconds or so. Quick enough to register; brief enough not to outstay its welcome.

Cowell has no interest in music,only money,which is why his stranglehold on the charts for 3 months of the year is a bad thing,which is why campaigns like this one are important.

Of course he will take this on his big square chin and laugh it off,but you just know inside he won’t be laughing.

The shift in power from the TV to the internet is an interesting one,a 3 month prime time advert on ITV for the X-Factor winner with 19 million people watching the X-factor final,and Joe still couldn’t secure the Christmas number 1.

Lets hope this shift continues.