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While there was no outrageous "Bruno" moment at this year's MTV Movie Awards, hosted by Aziz Ansari, from the red carpet to inside Universal City's Gibson Amphitheater, celebs seemed most excited to see Katy Perry and Christina Aguilera perform - and "Twilight" was again the big winner.

Thesp Elizabeth Reaser, who plays character Edward Cullen's mom in "Twilight," said, "Definitely looking forward to Christina Aguilera. Girl can sing!"

Backstage, Katy Perry talked up the type of California Girls she's singing about in her new track, which she performed at the show. Said Perry, "I'm not talking about Hollywood girls who are fresh off the bus...climb over everybody to get to the top of the ladder and make you wanna puke...we're talkin' about girls who are fine, fresh, fierce...and they have an inner confidence that comes out of them, and they're always down to earth and are always ready to party."

More from inside the MTV Movie Awards, pics and vids after the jump. Click here for the complete list of winners at Variety.com.

Army Archerd with Marilyn Monroe in 1953 on the set of 'Some Like It Hot.'

Legendary entertainment reporter and Daily Variety columnist Army Archerd (1922-2009) will be remembered in a special tribute on Wednesday evening, June 9, 2010 at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

In his memory, there will be a tribute feature by Debra Marisa Greene and musical performance by Selma Archerd. Army, who passed away last year, was the official host of the Jr. Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual celebrity “Battle of Batons.” The “Battle” invites stars of stage, screen and television -- with no musical experience -- to conduct the orchestra in a comedic routine, and they battle for the Golden Baton.

Army will be remembered along with his friend, Dr. Ernst Katz, who also died last year, and was the founder-conductor of the Jr. Phil.

Dick Van Dyke, Ashley Brown and The Vantastix, Edward Asner, Stefanie Powers, Connie Stevens, Pat Boone and June Lockhart will also be featured in the concert program.

For ticket information, please visit JrPhil.org.

Related: Army Archerd Remembered: 1922-2009

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DoSomething.org and VH1 have partnered to present the 'Do Something' Awards, honoring young world-changers, who are pivotal doers in their field, cause or issue.

Kudofest is set to air live on VH1 July 19. Show will be hosted by 'Glee' star Jane Lynch.

Supporters can vote for their favorites online - there are 10 categories, which include movie star, TV show, music artist, athlete, social media initiative and more - nominees include Lady Gaga, Natalie Portman, 'Glee,' the Children Of The Bali Orphanage Facebook page and many more.

Click here to view all the nominees within the 10 categories.

In addition to the celeb contenders and more recognizable names, the actual 'Do Something' award honors five folks you may not have heard of, who are commended in their given fields ranging from public health to human rights and more. Winner receives $100,000.

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New Muse track 'Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)' is featured on the 'Twilight: Eclipse' soundtrack - flick is due out June 30:



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