Dreamy vampires, a surly doctor and a rapper in "Recovery" are top winners at the People's choice Awards.

"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," TV's "House M.D." and Eminem each won four awards at Wednesday's ceremony, hosted by Queen Latifah at the Nokia Theatre in downtown Los Angeles.

Fans picked "Twilight" as their favorite overall movie and favorite drama. Stars Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner were their favorite on-screen team, and Stewart also won actress honors.

Johnny Depp was fans' favorite actor, Jackie Chan won for action star, Adam Sandler won for comedic star, and "Toy story 3" was voted favorite family movie.

"House M.D." was TV's top winner. The show was fans' favorite television drama, and stars Hugh Laurie and Lisa Edelstein were the favorite actor and actress in the drama category. Laurie's character, Gregory House, was named favorite TV doctor.

"Glee" was voted top TV comedy, and star Jane Lynch was the favorite comedy actress. Neil Patrick Harris won comedy actor honors.

Eminem dominated the music category. he was fans' favorite hip-hop artist and male musician, and his song with Rihanna, "Love the way You Lie," won favorite song and music video. Katy Perry was a double winner: Favorite female artist and favorite online sensation.

Rihanna, Usher and Taylor Swift were named favorite pop, R&B and country artist, respectively.

Fans chose the winners in all categories.

‘Twilight,’ ‘House’ top the People’s Choice Awards

HENDERSONVILLE —

Only one runner will represent Burke County at Saturday’s state championship cross-country meet in Kernersville.

He is East Burke High School’s Chance Sigmon (17:34.13), who earned his trip to State with an 11th-place finish at this past Saturday’s 2A West regional meet in Hendersonville.

“Chance has been focused on making it back to the state meet since last year and I am happy that he accomplished that goal,” said East Burke coach Jonathan Dameron.

Sigmon was one of the top five overall runners not on a qualifying team. His Cavaliers finished in eighth, with 217 points. Clay Byrd (18:41.08) in 42nd place led the other Cavalier runners.

The Lady Cavaliers, behind Brittany Porter’s 16th-place finish (21:28.10), also placed eighth.

Porter fell two spots short of a berth in the state championship meet. five other Lady Cavs runners, led by top-40 finishes Austin Hoffman (25th-22:00.47) and Rachel Picciano (33rd-22:19.87), placed in the top 100.

“Both the guys and girls were the top finishers from our conference today,” Dameron said. “These kids should be extremely proud of what they have been able to achieve in a short period of time. We have a special group of seniors, many that had never run cross-country before, that will be missed next year.“

Another Burke County runner who fell short of a state championship spot was Patton’s Noah Green (11th-17:11.35).

“I was disappointed for Noah,” said Patton coach Carl Schilkowsky. “He had a great year and his time was an 18-second personal record for that course at Jackson Park, so he ran as well as he could. He is just a sophomore and if he keeps working hard and improving, he has a great shot at making states next year.“

The six other Patton men finished in the top 100, with Austin Winters (33rd-18:15.80), Ben Humphries (36th-18:17.77), and Justin Kuhn (48th-18:44.22) in the top 50. the Panthers were seventh with 180 points in the 3A west regional.

“the boys ran hard, averaging 18:16 as a team over the last two meets and that is what they ran (Saturday),” Schilkowsky said. “Patton placed 11th at this regional last year and this year we moved up to seventh. Placing seventh, with the many strong cross-country teams, is a real accomplishment.“

Kaitlyn Berry’s 43rd-place finish (22:54.11) led the Lady Panthers, who were 14th with 414 points.

“I was really proud of my girls who competed while missing two teammates,” Schilkowsky said. “the girls who chose to run ran well and proudly represented Patton.”

Three other Lady Panthers placed in the last part of the top 100 individuals.

Draughn High had seven top-100 finishers at the 2A west regional meet. Jessica Browning (37th-22:32.88) and Bobbie Colon (38th-22:33.18) led the Lady Wildcats to a 13th place finish (315).

Zach Shuping (46th-18:49.04) led the Wildcats to an 18th-place finish (476).

“Saturday’s meet was a great way to end the season,” said Draughn coach Patricia Drake. “all ran well and the experience they gained from participating in such a large meet will benefit them next year.“

Both Freedom High teams combined for five top-100 finishers at the 3A west regional meet.

The Patriots (16th-461) were led by Kevin Reid (62nd-19:15.35). the Lady Patriots team (18th-514) were led by Montana Gramer (95th-26:05.61).

East Burke's Sigmon qualifies for state cross country championship

i googled taylor swift and some random article came up about her romancing Cory Monteith (the guy from Glee) is it true? well it's probably not official but i don't think they're a good couple. cory's like 27 and taylor's only twenty and i thought taylor and taylor lautner weren't a good couple.

Taylor swift was spotted bowling with Glee’s Cory Monteith, but there where other people there, we will just have to see if they go on any more dates

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Cory Monteith as Finn Hudson in the Cast of Glee

Cory Allan Monteith (born May 11, 1982) is a Canadian actor best known for his recent role as Finn Hudson on the Fox hit television series Glee.

Monteith was born in Calgary, Alberta and raised in Victoria, British Columbia. Before becoming an actor, he worked in Nanaimo, British Columbia as a Wal-Mart people greeter, taxicab driver, school bus driver, and roofer.

He currently resides in Los Angeles. He dropped out of school in the ninth grade and never attended high school.[4] Monteith said in an interview "It wasn't for me. I can remember ever since about the sixth or seventh grade, I just didn't understand why I had to learn what I was learning. For some reason, there was a spirit of rebellion in me."

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Monteith started his acting career in Vancouver, British Columbia.

In 2005 he appeared in Killer Bash about a tormented geek's soul taking revenge on his murderer's children by taking over a girl's body.

Also in 2006 he had a brief apperance in Urban Legend: Bloody Mary as a young artist murdered by Bloody Mary.

In 2007, he appeared in the MTV series Kaya. He and Lea Michele, his Glee co-star, were included in Entertainment Weekly's 2009 "Summer Must List", being named "Summer's Must Songbirds" for their portrayals of Finn and Rachel on Glee, respectively.

Cory Monteith, is working hard off-set. The actor has been seen with his trainer at Gold's Gym in Hollywood doing jumping jacks and pushups to get himself in shape for upcoming episodes of the show. Apparently when Cory headed back to work after the holidays, the 'larger' Cory may have not fitted into his football uniform.

Finn Hudson is a very popular quarterback on McKinley High School's football team.

He is also a member of Glee. The son of a single-mom, Finn rediscovers his love of music when reflecting on his childhood and his mom’s boyfriend Darren. After seeing Darren spraying Emerald Dreams on the football field, he decides not to abandon the club after all and returns to help orchestrate their first real song — Don’t Stop Belivin’ by Journey.

His interests include football, singing, hanging out with Quinn, playing football, burps, Halo 3, Call of Duty, Rocky II, sandbox, dreamer. Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith) is star quarterback of the school's football team who risks alienation by his friends to join the Glee Club.

Monteith was attracted to the fact that Finn "isn't just a dumb jock", but instead "walks a fine line between following his dreams and balancing what other people expect of him."

He is dating cheerleader Quinn, but is conflicted by his growing feelings for Rachel.

Quinn later tells Finn she is pregnant and he is the father. Finn intends to support her, unaware the father is actually his best friend Puck.

He believes he is the father of Quinn's baby despite the fact that they have never had sex.

Finn's father was killed in Operation Desert Storm. He tells Quinn's parents that she is pregnant by singing "You're Having My Baby" to her, causing her parents to confront the young couple and subsequently throw Quinn out.

Finn's mother then allows Quinn to move in with them. Finn ends up finding out that Quinn's baby is Puck's because Rachel told him so she could have him to herself finn ends up breaking up with Quinn and is no longer friends with Puck.

Finn quits glee club because of the incident but ultimately comes to the rescue when the other glee clubs at jane adams academy and haverbrooks school for the deaf steal McKinleys setlist for sectionals and he brings in a song for them to sing.

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