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2007 Teen Choice Awards: The List Of Winners

August 27, 2007

Fox Teen Choice Awards Winner ListThe 2007 Teen Choice Awards have come and gone, and it was a good night for breakout stars like Shia LaBeouf and Sophie Bush, who both won multiple awards.  It was also a good night for everybody involved with Pirates Of The Caribbean and High School Musical. 

Co-hosts Hilary Duff and Nick Cannon did an serviceable job of keeping the show movie along quite nicely.  And who knew we’d get actually get moved by a speech by Fergie? The winners were as follows, courtesy of Fox:

MOVIES
Choice Movie, Action Adventure – “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”
Choice Movie, Drama – “The Pursuit of Happyness”
Choice Movie Actor, Drama – Will Smith (“The Pursuit of Happyness”)
Choice Movie Actor, Action Adventure – Johnny Depp
Choice Movie Actress, Action Adventure – Keira Knightley (“Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”)
Choice Movie Actress, Comedy – Sophia Bush (“John Tucker Must Die”)
Choice Movie Actor, Horror/Thiller – Shia LaBeouf (“Disturbia”)
Choice Movie Actress, Horror/Thiller – Sophia Bush (“The Hitcher”)
Choice Movie Actress, Drama – Jennifer Hudson (“Dreamgirls”)
Choice Movie Villain – Bill Nighy (“Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”)
Choice Movie Hissy Fit – Ryan Seacrest (“Knocked Up”)
Choice Movie Breakout, Male – Shia LeBeouf
Choice Movie Breakout, Female – Sophia Bush
Choice Movie Dance – Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan (“Step Up”)
Choice Movie Chemistry – Will Smith and Jayden Smith (“The Pursuit of Happyness”)
Choice Movie Scream – Steve Carell (“Evan Almighty”)

TELEVISION
Choice TV Movie – “High School Musical 2”
Choice TV Show, Comedy – “Hannah Montana”
Choice TV Show, Reality/Variety – AMERICAN IDOL
Choice TV Actor, Comedy – Steve Carell (“The Office”)
Choice TV Actress, Comedy – Miley Cyrus (“Hannah Montana”)
Choice TV Breakout – America Ferrera (“Ugly Betty”)
Choice TV Male Reality/Variety Star – Sanjaya (AMERICAN IDOL)
Choice TV Female Reality/Variety Star – Lauren Conrad (“The Hills”)

MUSIC
Choice Music Single – “Girlfriend,” Avril Lavigne
Choice Music Male Artist – Justin Timberlake
Choice Music Female Artist – Fergie
Choice Music Rap Artist – Timbaland
Choice Music R&B Artist – Rihanna
Choice Music Breakout Artist, Female – Vanessa Hudgens
Choice Music Breakout Artist, Male – Akon
Choice Music Love Song – “With Love,” Hilary Duff
Choice Music R&B Track – “Beautiful Girls,” Sean Kingston
Choice Music Payback Track – “What Goes Around…Comes Around,“ Justin Timberlake

ADDITIONAL AWARDS
Choice Male Hottie – Zac Efron
Choice Female Hottie – Jessica Alba
Choice Comedian – Dane Cook
Choice Summer Movie, Comedy/Musical – “Hairspray”
Choice Summer Artist – Miley Cyrus
Choice V Cast Video – “The Hills”
Choice Song of the Summer – “Hey There Delilah,” Plain White T’s
Choice TV Show of the Summer – “Degrassi”

Explosions In Southern India Kill Dozens, Injure At Least 50

August 25, 2007

Hyderabad explosions kill and injure

At least 37 people have been killed and 50 others injured in two powerful blasts in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad. Anjana Pasricha reports from New Delhi that senior officials are calling it a terrorist attack.

Police say the blasts ripped through a roadside food stall and an amusement park in Hyderabad within minutes of each other.

Hundreds of people were at the two popular spots.

A laser show was going on in the amusement park when the explosion ripped through it.

People who escaped the attack say seats were hurled high into the air by the force of the blast.

And the food stall was completely destroyed.

The chief minister of the state, Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, called the blasts a terrorist attack, and he urged people to remain calm.

The Andhra Pradesh Home Secretary, K. Jana Reddy said it was one of the worst attacks in the city. “It is a very sad and bad incident in the history of Hyderabad. My government condemns it vehemently,” he said.

Indian Home Secretary Madhukar Gupta said it is too early to say who was responsible. “Whatever has happened needs to be condemned and looked at and dealt with all the seriousness that is called for. All further enquiries and so on will be made,” he said.

Police say they later found two unexploded bombs at other spots in the city.

Hyderabad is one of India’s biggest cities and a key information technology hub.

It has a large Muslim population, and a history of communal clashes between Hindus and Muslims.

However Saturday’s blasts went off at spots frequented by both Hindus and Muslims. This is the second time the city has been hit by terrorists. In May this year, 11 people were killed in a bombing at a mosque.

Other Indian cities have also witnessed similar attacks. The worst took place in Mumbai last year when a series of bombs ripped through the city’s commuter train network, killing about 200 people.

Police and security experts have blamed past attacks on Pakistan-based Islamic militant groups.

Source: VOA

Retailer: PS3 Deal Is Best On The Market

August 25, 2007

PS3 Woolworths £375

There’s another perk to this upcoming weekend if you’re not one of the lucky souls who get off on Monday — PS3 is going to be selling for a record low at a large retailer.   For a mere £375, you can get a PS3, two games, Blu-Ray discs and an extra controller at Woolworths this weekend.  You can’t beat that kind of deal with a stick. 

“We expect it to be a massive weekend for games and console sales”, said Woolworths games buyer Alastair Burks.

“Competition is intense in the games market and all the big retailers are cutting prices and offering deals to try and stay ahead of the game. We believe our PlayStation 3 deal is the best in the market and expect it to be phenomenally popular. This summer’s indifferent weather has meant shoppers turning to indoor pursuits instead of going to the beach or a barbecue. As a result games sales at Woolworths have hit record levels for this time of year.”

The PlayStation 3 console regularly retailers for £425, and that’s without all the bundled items.  Both the 20GB 360 and Wii retail for £175.

Source: Pocket Lint

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