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Charts / Awards 14 January, 2003

30th American Music Awards Winners

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Stumblin' In
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Houdini
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I Like The Way You Kiss Me
Artemas
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Beautiful Things
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Too Sweet
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406 entries in 22 charts
Please Please Please
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LOS ANGELES (AMA Website) - Rapper Eminem won all four categories in which he was nominated at this year's American Music Awards - but did not even turn up to the Los Angeles ceremony. He won best rock album, best hip-hop/R&B album, and best male artist in both genres.

Ashanti, who lost out to him in both album races, had the consolation of winning best new artist in the two categories.

Other double winners included the country trio the Dixie Chicks, and the hard rockers Creed.

Rapper Nelly had four nominations, but was beaten by Eminem in all categories, although he did win a fans' choice award.

The American Music Awards compete with the Grammys as one of the biggest ceremonies recognising contemporary music and spans many genres including Latin, pop, country and alternative.
This year's event, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, was hosted by Ozzy Osbourne and his family. The rocker's wife Sharon and his two children Jack and Kelly, stars of their own TV show, joined him on stage, but his rarely-seen daughter Annie stayed away.
Free-swearing Osbourne was bleeped so often during his opening remarks that television viewers found it hard to follow what he was saying.

Ashanti, 22, sold 3.1m copies of her eponymous debut album, and was one of the music industry's big success stories of 2002. "Thank God for giving me the strength to do this," said Ashanti. "It's a great night."

But The Eminem Show shifted 7.7m copies, and it was the rapper's night. His co-star in the film 8 Mile, Mekhi Phifer, accepted the award on his behalf, brandishing a mobile phone.
"Hey y'all, this is Eminem on the phone!" said Phifer.

Martina McBride won best female country singer and Sheryl Crow received best female rock artist.

The nominations are based on sales figures and radio play, while the eventual winner is selected by a group of 20,000 music fans.

Veteran country outfit Alabama won a special award of merit, introduced on video by former President George Bush Snr.

Christian band Avalon took the award for contemporary inspirational performance.

Previous country music double winner Tim McGraw won top male country star, winning over Toby Keith and Alan Jackson.

Pop legend Sir Elton John performed Tiny Dancer with McGraw at the ceremony, and said he was "very shocked" by the news that The Who's Pete Townshend was arrested on Monday on suspicion of possessing child pornography. "I love Pete, and my thoughts are with him," said Sir Elton.


Full List Winners at the 30th annual American Music Awards:

Pop-Rock
Male Artist: Eminem
Female Artist: Sheryl Crow
Band, Duo or Group: Creed
Album: "The Eminem Show," Eminem
New Artist: Ashanti

Soul-Rhythm & Blues
Male Artist: Eminem
Female Artist: Mary J. Blige
Band, Duo or Group: OutKast
Album: "The Eminem Show," Eminem
New Artist: Ashanti

Country
Male Artist: Tim McGraw
Female Artist: Martina McBride
Band, Duo or Group: Dixie Chicks
Album: "Home," Dixie Chicks
New Artist: Carolyn Dawn Johnson

Alternative Music
Artist: Creed

Latin
Artist: Enrique Iglesias

Contemporary Inspirational
Artist: Avalon

Adult Contemporary
Artist: Celine Dion

Soundtrack: "Spider-Man"

Fan's Choice Award: Nelly

Coca-Cola New Music Award: Moe Loughran

Award of Merit: Alabama

Michael Jackson International Artist of the Year: Madonna






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