The People choose awards for Bullock and 'Twilight'
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Your support makes all the difference.The 36th annual People's Choice Awards televised on January 6, from Los Angeles's Nokia Theater. The show, hosted by American actress-singer Queen Latifah, received a record 60 million fans' votes for favorites in music, television and film.
Sandra Bullock picked up two awards - one for favorite comedy movie, The Proposal, and for favorite movie actress. Hugh Jackman won for favorite action star and Jim Carrey for favorite comedy star. Ashton Kutcher won for favorite web celeb.
Twilight star Taylor Lautner took the award for breakout star and Twilight won for favorite movie.
Johnny Depp was presented with the People's Choice Award for Actor of the Decade, to which he responded: "I'm extremely humbled."
Carrie Underwood won for favorite country music artist, Taylor Swift was selected as favorite female artist and Lady Gaga won favorite pop artist. Other artists chosen included Eminem and Mariah Carey.
The mainstream choices meant there were few surprises during the presentations except for Ellen Degeneres who beat Oprah for the category of favorite talk show. "Oprah, I love you and I'm sorry to hear your show got canceled," Degeneres joked about Oprah wrapping up her television show next year to work on her own television network.
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