- SPYWITNESS
- Jan 13:
- G'Day USA Throws A Party On The Viceroy Barbie :: Australia Week Does PSIFF
- Jan 7:
- Mariah Carey, Sean Penn, Jeff Bridges, Quentin Tarantino Drink Up The Desert At Palm Springs Film Festival
- Dec 17:
- King Of The Universe :: "Avatar" Premieres in Hollywood
- Dec 15:
- Didja Hear?? Beth Ditto And Gossip Do The W WonderLust Thing In San Diego
- Dec 11:
- We Are Table 24: Clooney, Willis, Damon And Brangelina Honor Jerry Weintraub At UNICEF Ball
- Dec 10:
- Fraggle Rock, Nine, Kilimanjaro :: Party Hopping In Hollywood With Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Fergie, Paris, Nicky, Justin And Jessica
- Dec 9:
- Celebrity Couples Keep The Love Alive At The "Crazy Heart" Premiere
- Dec 8:
- Aint No Party Like A Peter Jackson Party :: "The Lovely Bones" Premiere Shivers Into Los Angeles
- Dec 4:
- Angelina, Brad, Orlando, Matt, Morgan Glitter at the "Invictus" Premiere
- Veni, Vidi, Vici :: Clint Eastwood's 'Invictus' Premieres In Beverly Hills
- Dec 1:
- Tower, This Is George Clooney Requesting A Flyby :: Family Affair At The 'Up In The Air' Premiere
- Nov 23:
- Ewan McGregor And Friends Give A Go Go Gala For Kids In Need
- Nov 19:
- When Levi Met La Toya - US Weekly Celebrates 'Hot Hollywood 2009'
- Nov 13:
- Aston Martin 'Rapide' Gets Celeb Hearts Racing At The SLS Hotel
- Nov 12:
- PUMA Presents The African Bazaar With Edward Norton And Friends
- Nov 10:
- A Decadent Day At The 23rd Annual Great Chefs of Los Angeles
- Nov 9:
- Cutting Up For A Cure With Ray Romano, Jack Black, and Friends
- Nov 6:
- Joely Fisher And Friends Celebrate Whale Conservation Efforts
- Nov 5:
- Photo Gallery :: 'The Road' Premieres at AFI Fest 2009
- Nov 4:
- Spywitness :: "Everybody's Fine" AFI World Premiere in Hollywood
- Oct 28:
- Spywitness :: 'This Is It' Blows Into Town - Michael Jackson Movie Makes The Scene In Los Angeles
- Oct 27:
- Spywitness :: The 13th Annual Hollywood Awards
- Oct 26:
- Spywitness :: The Greening of Hollywood
It was quite a night at the 37th American Music Awards held at the Nokia Theater in downtown L.A. on Sunday night, as the fan-voted prizes paled next to the wacky and wonderful performances that made the show one to remember.
Which was weirder, Lady Gaga wearing a freaky girdle-cum-bandage getup and smashing liquor bottles on her piano, or the garbage bag ensemble she wore in her seat while watching Jennifer Lopez slide off the backs of her dancers and slam into the floor? Hard to choose, but for sure the worst fashion choice of the night was Whitney Houston's skintight white Grecian gown. She may be a recovering trainwreck, but isn't there someone in her entourage that will tell her that when you are 46 years-old and less than fit, the fashion choice shouldn't be a white dress that makes you look six months pregnant?
But despite her whacked look and wobbly vocals, the crowd screamed out their love and gave her a standing O as Samuel L. Jackson handed over her International Artist Award. The house was filled with tons of love, and an interesting barometer of each performer's stature in the biz was reflected in who got the crowd on their feet. Janet Jackson, Jay-Z and Alicia Keyes, Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna, Shakira, you bet; Kelly Clarkson and Daughtry, not so much.
Keith Urban had the audience swooning as he performed, then caused an audible sigh as he accepted his Favorite Male Country Artist Award by pointing to his wife Nicole Kidman, and saying, "This is for you, baby, and for Sunday [their little girl]. I love you so much!"
Kidman and Kate Hudson did a little promotion for their new flick "Nine" by introducing their co-star, Fergie, and the Peas, but no one actually heard what they said, as all eyes were on Kate's way-too-low-cut dress that was slip-sliding away, revealing her barely-there breasts. What's the deal, you're a big movie star and you've never heard of fashion tape?
So many questions just like that swirled around the VIP after party held at the Conga Room just down the block from the Nokia as the West Coast feed replayed on television screens throughout the venue. Kate's nipples were airbrushed out, JLo's crash didn't make the cut, and judicious edits were made in Adam Lambert's gay-straight bondage porn act that closed the show.
That way-way-out performance certainly got some buzz going, but it was Taylor Swift's sweep of the show that had people grinning. The adorable country singer was in London, but that didn't stop her from accepting all the top awards via satellite. She even beat out Michael Jackson for Artist of the Year, and took home five of the fan-voted prizes.
"I can't believe it!" she giggled, as shocked as the audience that she took the big prize away from the late King of Pop. It seems that Taylor is the Queen of Everything right now; not bad for a 19-year-old.









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