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One Direction, Rihanna win big at MTV Video Music Awards

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One Direction, Rihanna win big at VMAs

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One Direction accepts the award for best new artist (Reuters)

One Direction accepts the award for best new artist (Reuters)

Boy band One Direction were the toast of the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday night as they picked up a trio of big trophies for their hit ‘What Makes You Beautiful’.

The British hunks, who also performed at the ceremony, picked up their first ever VMA just before the event officially started when the promo for their track was voted Most Share-Worthy Video by fans.

The quintet went on to win Best New Artist and Best Pop Video as well.

Feuding stars Chris Brown and Drake both took to the stage at the Staples Center to collect awards - Brown's Turn up the Music earned him the Best Male Video prize over Drake, but the Canadian was at the podium minutes later when his HYFR collaboration with label boss Lil Wayne landed him the Best Hip Hop Video trophy.

Calvin Harris was also a big winner on the night - not only was he booked as the event's house DJ, but he also collected two MTV Moonmen trophies for Best Electronic Dance Music Video (Feel So Close) and a share of the Video of the Year prize with Rihanna for ‘We Found Love’.

The list of winners is:

 

  • Video of the year: Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris, ‘We Found Love’
  • Best pop video: One Direction, ‘What Makes You Beautiful’
  • Best new artist: One Direction, ‘What Makes You Beautiful’
  • Best female video: Nicki Minaj, ‘Starships’
  • Best male video: Chris Brown, ‘Turn Up The Music’
  • Best hip-hop video: Drake featuring Lil Wayne, ‘HYFR’
  • Best video with a message: Devi Lovato, ‘Skyscraper’
  • Best electronic dance music video: Calvin Harris, ‘Feel So Close’
  • Most share-worthy video: One Direction, ‘What Makes You Beautiful’
  • Best rock video: Coldplay, ‘Paradise’
  • Best direction: MIA, ‘Bad Girls’
  • Best art direction: Katy Perry, ‘Wide Awake’
  • Best choreography: Chris Brown, ‘Turn Up the Music’
  • Best editing: Beyonce, ‘Countdown’
  • Best visual effects: Skrillex, ‘First of the Year (Equinox)’
  • Best cinematography: MIA, ‘Bad Girls’

 

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