Popular British boy band “One Direction” and the hip hop drama “Empire” dominated the recently concluded 17th Teen Choice Awards, considered as one of the most popular award-giving body for teen’s achievements. The 17th Teen Choice Awards threw its full support behind the hit series “Empire,” honored late “Furious 7″ star Paul Walker and paid homage to Britney Spears.
During the two-hour celebration which broadcast live on Sunday night, the party kicked off with a victory lap for the weekend box-office hit “Straight Outta Compton which features Ice cube earning an estimated $56.1 million over the weekend.
The 17th Teen Choice Awards features Christopher “Ludacris” Bridges, the rapper and “Furious 7” co-star, Gina Rodriguez and actor Josh Peck as hosts of this year’s celebration at the Galen Center in Los Angeles, California.
The Ludacris film, one of year’s biggest big-screen hits, was one of the night’s top winners, winning best action movie and best actor in an action-adventure for the late Paul Walker.
Some of the world’s most popular celebrities spread across movies, music, TV, fashion, sports and digital media were recognized during the Teen Choice Awards.
Some of the awardees includes Channing Tatum to Wiz Khalifa to Stephen Curry, Britney Spears, and Ellen DeGeneres to name a few. This year’s breakout winners with the most number of awards is the British boy band, One Direction who landed eight awards while the hip-hop drama “Empire” won breakout TV show and provided one of the show’s most memorable moments.
