There's Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg's rousing rendition of "California Gurls" from 2010, which had every girl, California bred or not, moving in her seat. In 2008, Coldplay rocked the soon-to-be anthem, "Viva La Vida," live for the first time as confetti rained down on the audience. And while we're feeling all nostalgic, we can't forget 'NSYNC popping out of massive Barbie (Ken?) doll boxes to perform "It's Gonna Be Me" in 2000.

We can hardly decide who should be crowned best of the best. That's why we're asking YOU to vote! Who had the best musical performance in the history of the MTV Movie Awards?

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When the news broke that the singer/actress had been hand-picked by Ms. Lynn to play her in the Broadway production of her book-turned-movie, the quirky actress seemed like the perfect choice, given her love for all things folksie. Plus, the role might help her move out of her comfort zone of playing big-eyed, innocent indie chicks. “Coal Miner’s Daughter” follows the story of Loretta's childhood in rural Kentucky. While we all want to buy tickets to the show, Zooey told us while at the Fox Upfront earlier this week that it’ll be a while before she hits the stage, but she's psyched nonetheless.

“It’s not gonna be for a very long time, but I’m excited, very excited,” she said. “What if I was most excited about the clothes? Not the clothes! I love Loretta Lynn, so I’m just really excited that I get to portray her.”

Zooey would be filling some big shoes. Not only is Loretta a legend, but the "Coal Miner's Daughter" role was originated by another high-profile silver-screen dame: Sissy Spacek.

As for Zooey, well, she’s certainly an experienced singer. While she frequently belts out tunes as Jess on her hit Fox sitcom, she is also in the indie group, She & Him (along with M. Ward).

Are you hoping to see Zooey on Broadway sooner rather than later? Sound off in the comments and on Twitter!

Last year, two of our franchise favorites brought their A-games to the proceedings. "Harry Potter" star Emma Watson looked simply stunning in her cream Marchesa dress, while "Twilight" leading lady Kristen Stewart had us seeing red (in a good way) with her edgy Balmain mini. Kristen's co-star Anna Kendrick caught our eye a year earlier with her floral Zac Posen, as did Scarlett Johansson and Whitney Port in their colorful frocks. Really, we could go on and on, so we'll leave it up to you. Who's been the most stylish star at the Movie Awards? Vote in our poll after the jump!

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That's right, Hollywood Crush has one of 13 puzzle pieces that once assembled, will reveal the movie poster for "Katy Perry: Part of Me" in 3D. The piece also comes with this fun fact:

"This Fourth of July weekend, enjoy more than just the fireworks, see 'Katy Perry: Part of Me' in 3D. 'Firework' is Katy’s favorite song to perform."

The first 20 people to put the full puzzle together and tweet a photo to @KatyPerry using #KP3D will have a chance to see their Twitter handle featured in the closing credits of the film!

Download the piece by clicking here and keep close to Katy's official Facebook page as she reveals the locations of the 12 other pieces!

How excited are you for "Katy Perry: Part of Me"? Sound off in the comments and on Twitter!

As New Directions prepares for Nationals, Sue is worried that Vocal Adrenaline can’t be beat now that they have the extraordinarily talented, cross-dressing Unique. To compensate, she tries to coerce Kurt into wearing a dress. While he refuses, this does lead to a hilarious Kurt/Blaine flashback to Halloween, when they dressed up as Snooki and The Situation, respectively. Love it!

Still pining over her failed NYADA audition, Rachel leaves judge Carmen Tibideaux a 15th voicemail asking for another chance.

During a slave-driving rehearsal with Sue, Tina storms out in a rage, annoyed that she never gets a solo. Later, while in a text fight with Mike at the mall, she accidentally falls into a water fountain and hits her head—causing the body swap we gave you a sneak peek at last week. Finn and Puck are now Kurt and Blaine, Artie and Mercedes become Santana and Brittany, even Sue and Will switch! It’s super trippy, makes no sense plot-wise, and is a totally awesome “Glee” moment. Tina, as Rachel, belts out some Celine Dion to receive her first standing ovation.

Sue, worried that New Directions doesn’t have a prop as unique as Unique, tries to work welding, sparks and little people into the Nationals routine. Though Kurt refuses to don drag for the team, Puck strolls into practice wearing a dress and a wig. Unfortunately, the hockey bullies catch his little act and challenge him to a rumble by the Dumpsters. Though Puck used to be McKinley’s prime bully, he’s the one who ends up Dumpster diving. In a last ditch effort to regain his dignity, he pulls out a (rubber) knife, scaring away the crowds but landing in big trouble with Coach Beiste. After an emotional heart to heart, and a great scene that sees Beiste finally leave Cooter, she convinces Puck’s teacher to give him another chance at the test he failed, and decides to come help chaperone Nationals.

Switched back to their proper selves, Tina drives Rachel to Oberlin to track down Ms. Tibideaux. Though the uptight judge chastises Rachel for wasting her time, Tina stands up for her buddy and invites the esteemed judge to come see Rachel at Nationals. It seems that Tina’s short flirtation with diva-dom is over, and not a moment too soon.

Spelling out the lesson of the episode for us, Rachel comments on how different the glee kids all are and how great it is that everyone reaches out and accepts each other. Kumbaya!

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“I Won’t Give Up” – Download
Rachel sings Jason Mraz, like everything else, beautifully.

“Because You Loved Me” – Ditch
We love you, Tina, but you just can’t belt like Rachel.

“Mean” – Download
This rendition from Puck and Beiste is heartfelt and passionate.

“What a Feeling” – Ditch
It’s a great song, but something about this version falls flat.

The second hour of “Glee” finds us at Nationals in Chicago. Mercedes is in bed with a fever, Will is whining to Emma because he wants his kids to win, and the rest of the group is fighting over jazz squares and over-rehearsing. Basically, things are starting to come apart at the seams. Uh-oh!

Right before the performances, Rachel runs into (gasp!) Jesse St. James. Does he still have a thing for her? Will tries to pep talk the glee club, but instead, Finn takes over, telling him, "You know a teacher’s job is done when his students don’t need him anymore." With Mercedes back from her deathbed, Beiste scarfing down chocolate to calm her nerves, and guest judges Lindsay Lohan, Perez Hilton, and Lloyd from "Entourage"—playing some other character—in the house, it’s show time! Of course, the New Directions knock “Edge of Glory,” “It’s All Coming Back” and “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” out of the park. As it if couldn’t get any better, Ms. Tibideaux catches Rachel’s performance and loves it.

After a little foreshadowing action (hint: Unique will probably end up at McKinley in the fall), Vocal Adrenaline, a.k.a the Unique back-up group, takes the stage to rock some Nicki Minaj and The Who.

The judges deliberate, and although Perez is rooting for Vocal Adrenaline, LiLo votes New Directions because they’re making a comeback...like her. Get it? Well, it seems La Lohan yields more influence, because New Directions wins Nationals!! Also, Jesse seeks out Ms. Tibideaux and tells her how amazing Rachel is, so expect some NYADA action in her future.

As the glee club rolls back into McKinley, the hockey team approaches with slushie cups, but they’re full of confetti. Finally, the Glee kids get the recognition they’ve fought so hard for, in a montage set to Grouplove’s “Tongue Tied.” And they’re not the only ones celebrating; Will and Emma finally get it on!

Before the marathon episode closes out, Figgins enlists the help of the glee kids to present the Teacher of the Year award, which, of course, goes to none other than Mr. Schuester. Finchel deliver a heartfelt speech crediting him with teaching them how to dream, before leading the New Directions through an epic performance of “We Are the Champions.”

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“Edge of Glory” – Download
Once again, “Glee” does Gaga justice.

“It’s All Coming Back” – Download
This is one of Rachel’s best ballads yet.

“Paradise by the Dashboard Light” – Download
A quirky yet catchy song choice, this song that no “Glee” viewer had ever heard of was the episode’s standout.

“Starship” – Ditch
This was fun to watch, but the vocals don’t add much to the original version.

“Pinball Wizard” – Download
Mercedes needs to watch out, because Unique sure can belt it out!

“We Are the Champions” – Download
This joins “Don’t Stop Believing” and “Sing” as a new “Glee” classic.

What’s going to happen in next week’s finale? Will Rachel get into NYADA? Will Puck graduate? Sound off in the comments and on Twitter!

"Oh well, I’m so excited," Kat shared with MTV News earlier this week at Wango Tango. "I love Nina. I’m a huge fan of her. She works so hard and, as her friend, I get to see when she plays Katherine versus when she plays Elena. So it’s really great for me to be able to, I don’t know, I’m getting so excited to see what she’s going to do because it obviously has to be different than Katherine. And she’s definitely going to bring the vulnerability of Elena to it, and she’s gonna rock it out. I know she will."

But it might not be just Elena who makes a move to the dark side. Kat shared that witchy Bonnie might also embrace that side of herself next season.

“Well, a lot of her decisions that she made in the episode ‘Before Sunset’ and the season finale were affected by, I think, the whole of season three and the things that happened and her making the statement that ‘I’m not gonna let you guys push me around anymore,'" she said. "So I think you’re gonna see an even stronger Bonnie, a more surprising Bonnie, a character that’s gonna make some decisions that are going to surprise people. And then I feel like a lot of people want to see a darker Bonnie. So we’ll see if they play with that. It’s amazing. I’m surprised. I thought that people wanted Bonnie to have a halo all the time. But if it’s justified than it’s never bad."

Are you excited to see vampire Elena? Are you hoping Bonnie goes dark? Sound off in the comments and on Twitter!

Which happens a lot! Yes, kissing interrupts our acceptance speeches at the Movie Awards with alarming frequency (and, curiously, not just when the actors involved are collecting the honors for Best Kiss. It must just be something about the Golden Popcorn that makes all these celebs feel the loooove.) And with this many winning smooches gracing our Movie Awards stage over the years—from Will Ferrell and Sacha Baron Cohen's 2007 rolling liplock to Robsten's kinda-sorta-smooch in 2010—it's high time we picked a winner from the winners...or that YOU did. So, vote in our poll and tell us: Which acceptance-speech kiss takes the cake?

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Check out this dreamy photo of Chace and keep reading for more details about him!

Vital stats: This Texas-raised 26-year-old moved around a bit as a kid before settling in Dallas, where he graduated from high school. He attended Pepperdine University for a while studying broadcast journalism, perhaps knowing he'd end up on TV eventually. While he never pursued a career in the field, his sister, former beauty queen and Mrs. Tony Romo, Candice, eventually did.

Where you might have already seen him: He’s spent the last five years playing Nate Archibald on The CW’s soapy "Gossip Girl," which just got renewed for its final season. But, he’s also built quite the interesting film resume, having appeared in smaller flicks like “Twelve” and “Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding,” as well as the scary “The Haunting of Molly Hartley.”

Why you should take notice of him now: Well, this week he plays a dad-to-be in the A-list-filled rom-com, “What To Expect When You’re Expecting,” based on the baby bible of the same name. So, who is he expecting a baby with? Anna Kendrick. Lucky girl!

For now, Chace only has “Gossip Girl” on his slate, but with the show prepping for its last season, we expect that his schedule will fill up fast with other big-time projects.

Until next week, when we choose another Hump Day Hottie, you can salute Chace by staring at the photo above!

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— zooey deschanel (@ZooeyDeschanel) May 15, 2012

The 2012 Fox upfronts were yesterday and the "New Girl" cast was looking quite dapper! There's no doubt the show is on our list of breakout television. Zooey Deschanel holds her own as the awkward, well, new girl named Jess, and Max Greenfield's Schmidt might just be our favorite character on the small-screen right now. We're pretty sure if you watch this show and don't bust out in a fit of laughter at least once, you don't have a soul.

Also, do you see what we see in that photo? PACEY FROM DAWSON'S CREEK? Yes, that is the one and only Joshua Jackson whose Fox drama "Fringe" was also picked up for another season. But now that the photo has our wheels turning (when are they not?) we're kind of hoping he turns up in a "Fringe"/"New Girl" crossover episode. He can investigate some weird science-fiction phenomena next door to Jess' apartment and woo her with his humor and sarcasm. A good match, no?

We're hoping in our Tweet Dreams that Fox will take note of our ingenious idea!

What shows are you looking forward to watching this fall? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

Nina isn’t getting a milk mustache all by herself. For the ad, she’s joined by her mama, Michaela, and she’s excited to finally get the chance to share the spotlight with her. “It’s cool. I’m in New York City. I’m launching the ‘Like Her, Like Me’ program, which is for Got Milk?” she told MTV News last week about the campaign, which is in conjunction with Seventeen magazine.

“You know, it’s funny because all my life my mom has been so supportive of me, but I’ve always been the one in front of the camera,” she said. “And now we get to both be co-stars and do this together. And when we shot it in Atlanta a few months ago, she flew out and we hung out and did spa treatments and we really turned it into this awesome bonding experience.”

Nina said that moment was reflective of the campaign/competition. “And that’s kind of what this program's about, trying to support and get girls to show us how great their bond is with their moms,” she explained. She noted that other young women can also share their story. “Like Her, Like Me” will narrow down contestants to three mother-daughter duos, with the winning pair getting their own Got Milk? ad in the magazine later this year.

“Whoever has the best two-minute video and tells us how awesome their mom is and great their relationship is is gonna get a Got Milk? campaign of their own and they're gonna do the mustache and the whole nine yards,” she said. “It’s really fun. It’s really great.”

Will you be entering the "Like Her, Like Me" competition? Sound off in the comments and on Twitter!