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Katy Perry Named Artist Of The Year; Sofia Vergara Exposes Her Rear

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Katy Perry wins MTV’s first Artist of the Year award. Perry who tied Michael Jackson‘s ‘Bad’ as the only album to churn out five no. 1 singles beat out Adele for the honor. According to MTV’s network chief of music programming, Adele didn’t leave empty handed as she snagged the honor for Song of 2011 with Rolling in the Deep. Nicki Minaj‘s ‘Super Bass’ and Rihana‘s new hit ‘We Found Love’ were runner ups.

Katy Perry’s no. 1 singles include scored with ‘California Gurls’, ‘E.T’., ‘Firework’ and ‘Last Friday Night’ (T.G.I.F.). Her newest single ‘The One That Got Away’ is a contender to beak Jackson’s record.

Electronic dance artist Skrillex won over David Guetta for artist of the year.

What do you think of Katy Perry topping Adele as MTV’s Artist of the Year?

Sofia Vergara Suffers A Wardrobe Malfunction

Modern Family star Sofia Vergara is making headlines for catching flack over her hard to understand Golden Globe co-hosting duties and an apparent wardrobe malfunction. Though it’s hard to call this one a malfunction when the piece of clothing in question completed its task. Vergara was spotted out leaving or entering Neiman Marcus when a photographer(s) caught the back shot of the actress. It’s appears Sofia opted to leave her undergarments at home and believed her black leggings/tights would do the trick. Wrong. Sofia’s tush/rear/butt/bum was out for all to see.

Check out the photos below:

 

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