The People's Choice Awards 2017...

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Last night celebrated the 42nd People's Choice Awards, an American awards show held annually to recognise the people and work of popular culture, which is voted on by the general public.



Well known faces from TV, film, music and all things digital headed out onto the red carpet in hope of winning one of the industries prestigious awards.

 Here are the winners from last night:


Favourite YouTube Star: Lilly Singh

Favourite Hip-Hop Star: G-Eazy

Favourite Social Media Star: Cameron Dallas

Favourite TV Crime Drama Actress: Jennifer Lopez

Favourite Comedic Movie Actor: Kevin Hart

Favourite Dwayne Johnson: Dwayne "Literally Just A Rock" Johnson

Favourite Song: "Can't Stop the Feeling" by Justin Timberlake

Favourite Male Artist: Justin Timberlake

Favourite Premium Series Actor: Dwayne Johnson

Favourite Dramatic Movie Actress: Blake Lively

Favourite Album of the Year: Blake Shelton

Favourite Male Country Artist: Blake Shelton

Favourite Dramatic Movie Actor: Tom Hanks

Favourite Comedic Collaboration: Ellen Degeneres

Favourite Animated Movie Voice: Ellen Degeneres

Favourite Daytime TV Host: Ellen Degeneres

Favourite Cable TV Comedy: Baby Daddy

Favourite Comedic Movie Actress: Melissa McCarthy

Favourite Premium Series Actress: Sarah Jessica Parker

Favourite Dramatic TV Actress: Priyanka Chopra

Favourite Humanitarian: Tyler Perry

Favourite Competition TV Show: Mark Burnett

Favourite Action Movie Actor: Robert Downey, Jr.

Favourite Group: Fifth Harmony

Favourite New TV Drama: This is Us

Favourite Comedic TV Actress: Sofia Vergara

Favourite Network TV Comedy: The Big Bang Theory

Favourite Movie Icon: Johnny Depp


All truly deserved winners. Here are a few of our favourite looks from the stars last night:



(From left to right: Blake Lively, Tom Hanks, Jennifer Lopez, Ruby Rose and VictoriaJustice.)


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