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Beyonce was the biggest winner at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2009 last night in Berlin, but I think it was Katy Perry who, as presenter, really shone.

If her relationship with Russell Brand survives the hothouse madness of tabloid scrutiny, then I predict they could enter a whole new stratosphere of celeb-couple fame.

You can watch video footage of Katy Perry giving a press conference at the Awards on the official site. Forget what she says, just gaze at her amazing hair.

There are also clips of Joss Stone, but who cares about her?

MTV Europe Music Awards 2009 - Katy Perry video press conference

MTV Europe Music Awards 2009 - watch Katy Perry's video press conference

MTV is promising fantastic behind-the-scenes coverage of tonight's 2009 Europe Music Awards during the web-only show 2009 EMA: All Access.

Presented by Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz, the show will be streamed simultaneously to the TV broadcast of the Awards. Just click the link below to watch the coverage from the official EMA site.

You'll see Wentz hanging out backstage with performers such as Green Day, Leona Lewis, Beyonce, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Jay-Z, Tokio Hotel and Shakira.

Wentz will no doubt have a chat with presenter Katy Perry too, assuming he can elbow Russell Brand out of the way first.

Coverage of the All Access show from Berlin's O2 World begins at 8pm British time.

An hour earlier you can watch another live digital show - the 2009 EMA: Red Carpet Show - which will capture the excitement as the stars arrive on the red carpet.

Personally, I think I'll give that one a miss. There's more on-demand fun to be had on the official site, with videos of the nominated artists and highlights from past years.

Talking of previous Awards, will anything as daft as Rick Astley winning Best Act Ever happen at tonight's show?

MTV 2009 Europe Music Awards live - watch All Access show online

Irish rockers U2 streamed their 360 Tour show at the Rose Bowl, California on Sunday live and worldwide on their official YouTube channel.

The recording of the show, which lasts 2 hours and 20 minutes, is now available to watch again (see link below) and has already had nearly 222,500 views since it was posted on Monday afternoon.

The footage from the show is available to non-U2 channel subscribers and is completely free.

U2 Rose Bowl concert on YouTube - watch now

I'm not sure if Cheryl Cole's skimpy military outfit on The X Factor was paid for by the British Army as a recruitment tool, but I bet it made a lot of viewers regard the armed forces in a new light.

You can watch it on-demand at ITV.com now.

The Girls Aloud singer performed her debut solo single Fight For This Love, which is available to download now.

She also recently relaunched her offical website.

Cheryl Cole X Factor video - Fight For This Love

As most people should know by now, the promise of Megan Fox sex tapes or naked pictures will only lead to a time-wasting hoax or some malicious PC-zapping malware.

Perhaps the next best thing is to watch this video of the Transformers star cavorting for a Rolling Stone cover shoot wearing not very much at all.

This behind-the-scenes video doesn't last long, but for Fox fans every second is no doubt worth it.

By the way, cybercriminals are targeting fans of Emma Stone in a new campaign - she's the star of the new film Zombieland, out on Wednesday in the UK.

Do not, however much you're tempted, search for naked pictures of Stone. Your PC won't like the sites that Google finds.

Megan Fox video - watch Rolling Stone cover shoot