2003 MTV Europe Music Awards
| 2003 MTV Europe Music Awards | |
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| Date | 6 November 2003 |
| Venue(s) | Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh, United Kingdom |
| Host(s) | Christina Aguilera |
| Network | MTV Networks International (Europe) |
The UK hosted the Europe Music Award’s for the second time in 2003. Host Christina Aguilera changed costumes a whopping 12 times and opened the show in a Nun's habit. The event was held at Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh, under a specially constructed tent with the Edinburgh Castle as its backdrop.
On the night Justin Timberlake walked away with a total of three awards – Best Male, Best Pop and Best Album.
Beyoncé opened the show in spectacular style, taking to the stage upside down from the ceiling singing "Baby Boy" alongside rapper Sean Paul. Missy Elliott rapped her way through "Work it"/"Pass That Dutch" and The White Stripes performed their track "Seven Nation Army".
Presenters on the night included Andre 3000, Justin Timberlake, The Black Eyed Peas and Ludacris.
Highlights included Christina Aguilera and Kelly Osbourne feud,[1] Justin Timberlake jumping on stage for an improvised performance with The Black Eyed Peas and Beyoncé's "ring of fire" malfunction, which led to a re-recording of her performance at the end of the show for the TV version.
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[edit] Nominations
Winners are in bold text.
[edit] Best Song
- Christina Aguilera — "Beautiful"
- Beyoncé (featuring Jay-Z) — "Crazy In Love"
- Evanescence (featuring Paul McCoy) — "Bring Me To Life"
- Sean Paul — "Get Busy"
- Justin Timberlake — "Cry Me A River"
[edit] Best Video
- Missy Elliott — "Work It"
- Queens of the Stone Age — "Go with the Flow"
- Sigur Rós — "Untitled 1"
- U.N.K.L.E. — "Eye for an Eye"
- The White Stripes — "Seven Nation Army"
[edit] Best Album
- 50 Cent — Get Rich Or Die Tryin'
- Christina Aguilera — Stripped
- Justin Timberlake — Justified
- The White Stripes — Elephant
- Robbie Williams — Escapology
[edit] Best Female
[edit] Best Male
[edit] Best Group
[edit] Best New Act
[edit] Best Pop
[edit] Best Dance
[edit] Best Rock
[edit] Best R&B
[edit] Best Hip-Hop
[edit] Web Award
- Goldfrapp (www.goldfrapp.co.uk)
- Junior Senior (www.juniorsenior.com)
- Madonna (http://www.madonna.com)
- Marilyn Manson (www.marilynmanson.com)
- Queens of the Stone Age (www.qotsa.com)
[edit] Free Your Mind
[edit] Regional nominations
Winners are in bold text.
[edit] Best UK and Ireland Act
[edit] Best Nordic Act
[edit] Best German Act
[edit] Best Italian Act
[edit] Best Dutch Act
[edit] Best French Act
- Berenice
- Jenifer
- Kyo
- One-T
- Bob Sinclar
[edit] Best Polish Act
[edit] Best Spanish Act
[edit] Best Russian Act
[edit] Best Romanian Act
[edit] Best Portuguese Act
[edit] Performances
[edit] Pre-show
- Jane's Addiction — "True Nature"
[edit] Main Show
- Christina Aguilera — "Dirrty" opening act
- Beyoncé (featuring Sean Paul) — "Baby Boy"
- Kylie Minogue — "Slow"
- Missy Elliott — "Work it / Pass That Dutch"
- The Black Eyed Peas (featuring Justin Timberlake) — "Where Is the Love?"
- Travis — "The Beautiful Occupation"
- The Chemical Brothers and The Flaming Lips — "Hey Boy Hey Girl (intro) / The Golden Path"
- Dido — "White Flag"
- Kraftwerk — "Aerodynamik"
- The Darkness — "I Believe In A Thing Called Love"
- The White Stripes — "Seven Nation Army"
- Pink — "Trouble"
[edit] Appearances
- Andre 3000
- Billy Boyd
- Gerard Butler
- Chingy
- Vin Diesel
- Minnie Driver
- Perry Farrell
- Chad Hugo
- Preston Lacy
- Ludacris
- Shirley Manson
- Dave Navarro
- Kelly Osbourne
- Chris Pontius
- Sharleen Spiteri
- Michael Stipe
- Pharrell Williams
[edit] External links
[edit] References
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