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Many of us spend hours clicking through YouTube watching the latest music videos, so it makes sense that the first ever YouTube Music Awards were streamed exclusively online on the popular video site. The winners of the awards were voted for by YouTube users and the New York ceremony was attended by the likes of Lady Gaga and Vanessa Hudgens. The show was hosted by the actor Jason Schwartzman and performance artist Reggie Watts, who were only given a small number of bullet points about the awards by the ceremony's creative director Spike Jonze. In other words, they presented the entire show without a script! Could this be the future of showbiz awards shows? Perhaps the Grammys and the various MTV awards would grow in popularity if they followed in the YouTube Music Awards' footsteps? Plus, how refreshing must it be for presenters to host without a script! Lady Gaga was her usual quirky self as she arrived at the awards - some things will never change! Click on to read...

 Robert Pattinson has made no secret of the fact that he doesn't want his career to be defined by Twilight. But while distancing himself from Edward Cullen is one thing, the actor might've taken a step too far when talking about his fans in a recent chat with Germany's Interview magazine. He told the mag: “The real odd thing about this ‘Twilight’ target group is that they aren’t really teenagers. Most of them are older. “Twilight has its own parallel world, its own fan culture that has been forming on the net since day one. And in an intense way that has never existed before. Sometimes I ask myself what these masses of people do the whole day. They sit in front of their computers and comment on anything having even remotely to do with Twilight. “Suddenly everywhere I went people thought they already knew me,” he said. “They look at a photo of me and think they have a special relationship, a friendship, an affair with me—someone they haven’t met their whole ...