Maroon 5's Adam Levine is the leading nominee
for the People's Choice Awards, garnering six nominations in the
music and television categories to beat out the likes of Justin
Bieber and Channing Tatum, organizers announced Thursday.
Bieber picked up five nominations and will go head-to-head with
Levine in the favourite album and best music video category. Levine,
who is a judge on the reality TV show The Voice, was also nominated
as favourite celebrity judge, favourite band and favourite song,
while Bieber picked up nods for favourite male artist, favourite pop
artist and favourite music fan following.
Tatum, who was named Wednesday as People magazine's Sexiest Man
Alive, was nominated for favourite movie actor, favourite comedic
movie actor, favourite dramatic movie actor and best on-screen
chemistry.
The nominations for best movie are The Amazing Spider-Man, The
Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises, The Hunger Games and Snow White and
the Huntsman.
The People's Choice Awards are regarded as the most widely
followed popular awards in the US entertainment industry. Public
voting for all 48 categories began with the announcement of the
nominees Thursday and will continue through December 13. The show,
hosted for the second year in a row by The Big Bang Theory's Kaley
Cuoco, will be broadcast live on January 9.
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Adam Levine Leads Nominations for People's Choice Awards
Nov 16, 2012
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