2008 Kids' Choice Awards: And the Kids' Choices Are . . .

BuzzSugar — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 23:55:42 -0700

Big stars! Lots of slime! Silly good times had by all! It can only mean one thing: Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards were back yet again over the weekend, and I have to say, I'm impressed with the turnout. Big stars walked the orange carpet to promote big films, including Harrison Ford and Shia LaBeouf, who showed up to get the kids pumped for the return of Indiana Jones.

However, to this crowd of tweens, no one - not even Harrison - could hold a candle to the superstar bonanza that is Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers. Apparently the screams were off the hook (as the kids say) when those acts took the stage. Oh, and then there was the moment when Heidi Klum was hoisted into the air on a cable and, as Reuters put it, "had to pop balloons with spikes attached to the derriere of her jumpsuit." That's fierce.

As for the actual honorees, Cameron Diaz took home the Wannabe Award for being a role model and raising awareness about environmental issues, which is certainly a step up from her previous Kids' Choice Award for burping. To see who else the kids voted for, just read more.

MOVIE
Alvin and the Chipmunks

ANIMATED MOVIE
Ratatouille

MALE MOVIE STAR
Johnny Depp

FEMALE MOVIE STAR
Jessica Alba

VOICE FROM AN ANIMATED MOVIE
Eddie Murphy, Shrek the Third

SONG
"Girlfriend," Avril Lavigne

MALE SINGER
Chris Brown

FEMALE SINGER
Miley Cyrus

MUSIC GROUP
The Jonas Brothers

TV SHOW
Drake and Josh

REALITY TV SHOW
American Idol

CARTOON
Avatar: The Last Airbender

TELEVISION ACTOR
Drake Bell, Drake & Josh

TELEVISION ACTRESS
Miley Cyrus, Hannah Montana

FAVORITE MALE ATHLETE
Tony Hawk

FAVORITE FEMALE ATHLETE
Danica Patrick

VIDEOGAME
Madden NFL '08

BOOK
Harry Potter (series)

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Buzz News Roundup, 2/8

BuzzSugar — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 13:30:00 -0800

Martin Scorsese will focus on Bob Marley for his next music documentary, writes Variety.
Yael Naim - the singer from the MacBook Air commercials - will have her album released in the U.S. in March, Billboard reports.
ComingSoon has the news that Uma Thurman will play Nanny in the feature film version of Eloise in Paris.
SalesGenie will be dropping the Chinese panda ad after viewers who saw it during the Super Bowl complained it was offensive, The New York Times reports.
Woody Allen will cast Larry David and Evan Rachel Wood in his next project, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Not surprisingly, Zap2it reports that kids these days are into Shrek and Miley Cyrus, at least according to the Kids Choice Awards nominations.
Val Kilmer will replace Will Arnett as the voice of KITT in Knight Rider, Variety reports.
Dominic Monaghan has been cast in a psychological thriller titled Pet, writes ComingSoon.
Disney World is getting an American Idol-themed attraction, writes Hollywood Reporter.

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