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NEWS ALERT:     Federal Court rules Zambry is rightful MB of Perak, dismisses Nizar's appeal              NEWS ALERT:    Anwar sodomy trial postponed to tomorrow; defence to file a response to prosecution's affidavit-in-reply to Anwar's recusal application                        NEWS ALERT:      Najib: All quarters should accept Federal Court decision and stop politicising issue; concentrate on working for the people of Perak

Tue, 09 Feb 2010
TIME OUT :: Entertainment
Swift’s young ascent into music history

Teenage
sensation Taylor Swift claimed a piece of music history last Wednesday when she became the youngest artiste ever to win the coveted Entertainer of the Year title at the Country Music Awards, one of the year’s top honours for country and western singers.

Swift (right), 19, also took home awards for Female Vocalist of the Year, Music Video of the Year for Love Story and Album of the Year with Fearless.

"I’ll never forget this moment because at this moment everything that I ever wanted has just happened to me," a tearful Swift said when accepting her award.

"I want to thank every single person here tonight for not running up on stage during this speech," Swift said when picking up her trophy for female vocalist, in reference to the incident where rap star Kanye West, who last month interrupted her acceptance speech at the MTV Music Video Awards by rushing onto the stage and saying that R&B star Beyonce – and not Swift – should have won best female video.

Swift won Entertainer of the Year over some of the biggest names in country music, including Kenny Chesney, who had claimed the honour for three straight years.

Darius Rucker, frontman for pop band Hootie and the Blowfish, was given the CMA’s New Artiste of the Year award for his first country album, Learn to Live.

Last year’s new artiste award winner, the trio Lady Antebellum, picked up two CMA awards this time around for Best Vocal Group and Single of the Year for I Run to You.

Brad Paisley claimed two awards for Male Vocalist of the Year and Musical Event of the Year for his Start a Band duet with Keith Urban.

Sugarland took home its third consecutive Vocal Duo of the Year award while Song of the Year honours went to In Color, written by Jamey Johnson, Lee Thomas Miller and James Otto. – Reuters


Updated: 10:42AM Mon, 16 Nov 2009
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