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Teen Choice Award Winners 2011

The 2011 Teen Choice Award aired on Sunday night. Her are some of the winners:
MOVIES
Choice Drama: Black Swan
Choice Comedy: "Bad Teacher"
Choice Romantic Comedy: "Easy A"
Choice Horror/Thriller: "Paranormal Activity 2"
Choice Action Adventure Movie: "Fast Five"
Choice Sci-Fi/Fantasy Movie: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2"
Choice Villain: Tom Felton, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
Choice Liplock: Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
Choice Hissy Fit: Ed Helms, "The Hangover Part II."

TELEVISION
Choice Drama: "Gossip Girl"
Choice Comedy: "Glee"
Choice Action Series: "NCIS: Los Angeles"
Choice Actress, Action: Linda Hunt, "NCIS: Los Angeles"
Choice Sci-Fi/Fantasy: "The Vampire Diaries"
Choice Animated Show: "The Simpsons"
Choice Reality Show: "Jersey Shore"
Choice Reality Competition Show: "American Idol"
Choice Breakout Show: "The Vampire Diaries"

MUSIC
Choice Female Artist: Taylor Swift
Choice Male Artist: Justin Bieber
Choice Group: Selena Gomez and The Scene
Choice Rock Group: Paramore
Choice Rap/Hip-Hop Artist: Eminem
Choice Country Group: Lady Antebellum
Choice Country Artist, Male: Keith Urban
Choice Country Artist, Female: Taylor Swift

SUMMER

Choice Movie: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2"

Choice TV Show: "Pretty Little Liars"

FASHION
Choice Male Hottie: Justin Bieber
Choice Female Hottie: Selena Gomez
Choice Red Carpet Icon, Female: Taylor Swift
Choice Red Carpet Icon, Male: Zac Efron
MISCELLANEOUS
Choice Twit: Justin Bieber
Choice Web Star: Rebecca Black
Choice Comedian: Ellen DeGeneres
Choice Athlete, Male: Shaun White (Snowboarding/Skateboarding/Surfing)
Choice Athlete, Female: Shawn Johnson (Gymnastics)

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