Justin Bieber lands gongs for Least Stylish and Worst Album at NME Awards

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    Jody Thompson
    Last updated at 10:20 AM on 24th February 2011

    • My Chemical Romance and Muse big winners with guests including Juliette Lewis, Jarvis Cocker and Alexa Chung

    He’s the world’s most famous teenage singer – but Justin Bieber proved he wasn’t popular with the readers of rock bible NME last night when they voted him winner of two ‘worst of the year’ gongs.

    The Baby singer was blown two metaphorical raspberries by the magazine when he won the Worst Album and Least Stylish awards at the ceremony at London’s Brixton Academy.

    Unsurprisingly, he wasn’t there to pick up his prizes, staying in the U.S. to appear on chatshows Ellen and The Talk – but there were plenty of other people there to take his place and party, not least supermodel Kate Moss.

    Bothered: Justin Bieber was busy getting lessons in the studio from Kanye West in Los Angeles as he won NME Awards for Worst Album and Least Stylish back in London

    Hard at work: Bieber was busy getting lessons in the studio from Kanye West in Los Angeles while the NME Awards were taking place

    Popping out: Kate Moss was wearing a floorlength black leather dominatrix-style dress as she headed off to the NME Awards with fiancé Jamie Hince, who carried beers for the journey

    Popping out: Kate Moss was wearing a floorlength black leather dominatrix-style dress as she headed off to the NME Awards with fiancé Jamie Hince, who carried beers for the journey

    She had another busy day of it following her raucous night earlier this week, which started off at Number 10 Downing Street, ended up minus a dress, plus a kebab and with an added fracas on the side courtesy of fiancé Jamie Hince and some photographers.

     

    Yesterday started in a similar fashion, with a London Fashion Week show at London’s ultra exclusive restaurant and night spot Sketch, followed by dinner at celebs haunt The Wolseley, wearing an elegant biscuit-coloured trouser suit and matching hat.

    Out and about: Earlier in the day, Kate had looked chic at a London Fashion Week show before heading to the Wolseley with Jamie and bandmate Alison Mosshart 

    However, the star popped home to change before heading to Brixton – and emerged dressed in a very rock and roll black floorlength dominatrix-style leather dress, accompanied by her intended, who took his own beer along for the journey, as you’d expect from the frontman of blue rock band The Kills.

    Kate joined fellow fashion and music-obsessed females Alexa Chung,
    Juliette Lewis and Marina Diamandis at the muso bash, which honoured a
    host of bands and artists.

    Spangly: Actress and singer Juliette Lewis wore some arresting trousers on the red carpet, while rockerJarvis Cocker made a guest appearance at the NME Awards

    Star style: Alexa Chung in an ace space age dress, left, with Marina
    Diamandis in a slashed white frock arriving on the red carpet at the NME
    Awards at London’s Brixton Academy last night 

    Other guests on the red carpet ready to swill beer included Mark Ronson and fiancée Josephine De La Baume, Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker and Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie.

    Chemical Romance were the most celebrated band on the night, landing two awards – Best International Band and Best Video for ‘Na Na Na’.

    The New Jersey rockers also opened the ceremony, hosted by Shooting Stars character Angelos Epithemiou.

    Happy couple: Newly-engaged model Josephine De La Baume and Mark Ronson arriving at the Brixton Academy alongside Muse members Christopher Wolstenholme (left), Matt Bellamy and Dominic Howard

    Roll up: Guests queue to get into the venue for the NME Awards

    Roll up: Guests queue to get into the venue for the NME Awards

    Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl meanwhile was bestowed the Godlike Genius Award – the first time the gong has gone to an American rather than a British musician.

    Muse – fronted by Kate Hudon’s boyfriend Matt Bellamy – landed Best British Band, Best British Female Solo Artist Brit winner Laura Marling was named Best Solo Artist and Biffy Clyro landed Best Live Band.

    Other winners on the night included Hurts. who landed Best New Band, PJ
    Harvey who won the Contribution To Music award and Arcade Fire who won
    Best Album, as it did at The Brits, for The Suburbs.

    Winner: The Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl picked up his award for the God Like Genius gong

    Winner: The Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl picked up his award for the God Like Genius gong

    Skins cast: Alex Arnold, Freya Mayor, Laya Lewis and Sean Teal from the hit teen show arrived to display their support

    Skins cast: Alex Arnold, Freya Mayor, Laya Lewis and Sean Teal from the hit teen show arrived to display their support

    Gastonbury won Best Festival for the third year in a row and Channel 4’s Skins was awarded the Best TV Show for the first time.

    Justin meanwhile was ignoring the ignominy of landing the two unwanted awards by busying himself in the U.S.

    As well as appearing on Ellen and The Talk as a guest, he’s been in the studio with Kanye West. 


    The rap star posted pictures up on his Twitter page of him giving lessons to his young charge on how to operate a studio.

    Underneath the picture, he wrote: ‘My new beat protege.’

    The
    pair had been spotted shaking hands at the 2011 NBA All-Star Game over
    the weekend. If a collaboration is the works, the NME may have to choose
    a new hate figure for next year’s gongs…

    Highlights of the NME Awards 2011 will be shown on Channel 4 hosted by Alexa Chung on Saturday night at 11.20pm.

    Star billing: Justin was a guest instead on The Ellen DeGeneres Show yesterday rather than braving breezy Brixton

    Star billing: Justin was a guest instead on The Ellen DeGeneres Show yesterday rather than braving breezy Brixton

    See ya: Bieber didn't care about his NME Awards either when he appeared on U.S. chat show The Talk yesterday

    New look: Bieber on U.S. chat show The Talk yesterday

    THE NME WINNERS:

    Best British Band: Muse

    Best International Band: My Chemical Romance

    Best Solo Artist: Laura Marling

    Best Live Band: Biffy Clyro

    Best New Band: Hurts

    Best Album: Arcade Fire ‘The Suburbs’

    Best Track: Foals ‘Spanish Sahara’

    Best Video: My Chemical Romance ‘Na Na Na’ (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na)

    Best Festival: Glastonbury

    Best Dancefloor Filler: Professor Green ‘Jungle’

    Best TV Show: Skins

    Best Film: Inception

    Hero: Lady Gaga

    Villain: David Cameron

    Most Stylish: Brandon Flowers

    Least Stylish: Justin Bieber

    Worst Album: Justin Bieber ‘My World 2.0’

    Worst Band: Jonas Brothers

    Hottest Man: Matt Bellamy

    Hottest Woman: Alison Mosshart (The Kills)

    Best Album Artwork: Klaxons ‘Surfing The Void’

    Best Blog: Hayley Williams (Paramore)

    Best Book: John Lydon Mr Rotten’s Scrapbook

    Best Small Festival: RockNess

    Philip Hall Radar Award: The Naked & Famous

    Teenage Cancer Trust Outstanding Contribution To Music: PJ Harvey

    John Peel Award For Innovation: Crystal Castles

    Godlike Genius: Dave Grohl

     

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