Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Kristen Stewart all got noms for Favorite Actor (or Actress) honors—plus, there was an extra show of support for Taylor Lautner as Best Buttkicker. (Did Taylor kick a butt this year? We were too busy looking at his abs to worry about what his feet were up to.) And Selena Gomez and Miranda Cosgrove are both in the running for fave TV actress. And, shockingly, Justin Bieber got a nomination for Favorite Musician!

...Okay, just kidding, that's not shocking at all. But congrats, Biebs. They love you!

Meanwhile, the movie category was dominated by animated picks—except for the notable exception of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2." And if you're wondering what the under-18 set loves to read, you need look only as far as your own bookshelf: "The Hunger Games," "Harry Potter" and "Twilight make up three of the four selections! PSH. And they say that kids these days have no taste.

Head on over to Nick.com to see the full list of nominees!

What do you think of the KCA nominations?

Of the 2,000 women surveyed, the top four most-wanted celebrity hook-ups were:
1. Ryan Reynolds (14 percent)
2. Ryan Gosling (13 percent)
3. (Tie) Taylor Lautner (10 percent)
Bradley Cooper (10 percent)

Naturally, we're thrilled to see the Gos on the list, but we're slightly surprised that Reynolds beat him out for the top spot. Also of note, the inclusion of two Sexiest Man Alive winners, Ryan R and Bradley Cooper (don't think we're over that Gosling slight yet, People!), and the fact that Taylor placed while his "Twilight" co-star Robert Pattinson did not. I guess that just means he's ours for the taking!

All right, Crushers, your turn: Which celebrity would you use your free pass on? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

The CW didn't have to look far to find its Beauty.

Deadline reports that former "Smallville" star Kristin Kreuk has been cast as the titular looker for the network's "Beauty and the Beast" pilot.

Though it may sound like Kristin is forming a tendency towards fantasy-based television, the show is actually an exciting revamp of a beloved '80s series that does not include any talking clocks or candlesticks. What it does include, is the exploration of a rousing relationship between two tantalizing characters, one of course being Kristin’s Catherine. Catherine is a homicide detective in New York City working to recover from her mother’s death and resolve her sentiments towards the murder. This leads her to discover Vincent Koslow, “the Beast," and for them to begin an unprecedented relationship. The Beast has secrets too, and Catherine will protect them. (Very enticing, we know!)

"Beauty and the Beast" will be a love story first and foremost, with a twist of modern-day complexity. And now that the the Beauty has been cast, we can't wait to see who else jumps aboard this promising pilot.

Are you excited for "Beauty and the Beast"? Do you think Kristin will make a good Catherine? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

The story: Years from now, overzealous genetic engineering has resulted in a world where the human lifespan is drastically shortened—to just 20 years for women, 25 for men. And though Rhine has escaped the prison of her forced marriage—fleeing with her sole ally Gabriel and headed for Manhattan, where she hopes to be reunited with her brother—her struggle is far from over. Her deranged father-in-law is hot on her trail, and the danger of being snatched and sold back into bondage is everywhere. "Fever," the hotly anticipated followup to "Wither," follows Rhine as she flees in search of her family and her freedom, racing to reclaim her life in an ever-shrinking window of time.

Can't wait to grab your copy of "Fever"? Sit tight; it hits stores next week!

Are you familiar with "Wither" and "Fever"? Will you be nabbing the new story in the "Chemical Garden" series as soon as it's available?

It all goes down Wednesday, February 22, at 7:56 p.m. ET, during MTV First: Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston. And we need your questions! Send your queries via Twitter to @MTVNews using the hashtags #MTVFirst or #AskWanderlust.

A little background on the flick: Rudd and Aniston star as over-worked New Yorkers George and Linda. When George loses his job, the couple moves to Atlanta and into the home of George's brother—an arrangement which, unsurprisingly, doesn't last long. They set out once again looking for a bit of respite and land smack-dab in the middle of the hippy-dippy commune Elysium. (City folk! In the country!) Will they embrace this new, rawer lifestyle, or run away faster than you can swallow a barley grass smoothie?

Check out our MTV First and the film (due in theaters February 24) to find out!

What questions do you have for Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston? Sound off in the comments and on Twitter!

For which Wes immediately apologized: "I would have loved to have kept that beard, but that beard took two hours to groom every day, and I don't want to spend that much time in the bathroom."

But even though the high-maintenance Beardie has left the building, the actor who wore him is most definitely aware of the huge following for his "Hunger Games" facial hair. In fact, when Josh mentioned our interview with the beard, Wes responded that he'd seen it, saying, "I had no idea my beard was so clever!"

...Which means that the rest of this writeup will have to wait until after we've spent 10 minutes running in circles around our office, occasionally stopping to hyperventilate over the fact that a celebrity read our interview and thinks we're clever. (Okay, we're done.)

Meanwhile, as it turns out, Wes himself is a big fan of his movie beard for the same reasons that all the rest of us are: "It's such a cool look, and Ve Neill, the makeup designer, did such an amazing job. It's exciting that it's getting that kind of attention."

And if you're wondering just how the beard came to exist in its cinematic state of glorious geometry, Wes has the inside scoop on that, too.

"I usually come to set with a beard, and my hair as long as I can get it—so there are options," he explained. "I saw Ve before we started shooting, and she was excited to see that I had a beard because she had something special in mind. She worked at it for three hours trying to find the right shape, and she got it."

Oh, yes. Yes, she did. And not only did his unique look help Wes to get in character, he admitted that it made the work of being Seneca Crane a whole lot easier.

"I didn't have to do half the work," he confessed. "See? Collaboration! The beard did half the work."

Of course, we're excited to see Wes onscreen in the most anticipated movie of the year for reasons other than his magnificently groomed face fur (and let's be honest, he's not exactly un-handsome without it). But let's take a moment to say our goodbyes to Beardie...and also to say, as forcefully as possible, that if you happened to witness and/or photograph the one and only sighting of Bearderson McBeard in the wild—namely, when Wes took his famous facial hair out for a late night Target run during filming—now would be a good time to share those precious memories.

Are you devastated to see Wes without his famous beard? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

Us Weekly reports that Sophia Bush and Austin Nichols have broken up.

The duo started dating six years ago, after Sophia's marriage to another "OTH" cast member, Chad Michael Murray, ended. Sophia also briefly dated co-star James Lafferty. (We assume all the on-set courting has something to do with the hotness of her co-stars and the possible lack of Hollywood-type bachelors in North Carolina, where the show used to shoot.)

Sources say Sophia decided to break it off with her on-screen hubby "because she didn't think he was the one. She's moving on."

As one door closes another one opens (at least professionally). Sophia has already booked a role on the new CBS pilot, "Partners.” The show comes courtesy of the folks who brought you "Will and Grace." It will follow two male best friends (one’s gay and the other dates Sophia’s character). From the sounds of it, it seems like its CBS’ latest effort to cater to a younger audience and would likely be a nice sister show to “2 Broke Girls.”

The show's male leads have yet to be cast, according to Zap2It, but maybe Sophia can find her next beau on set.

Are you sad to hear of Sophia and Austin's breakup?

This glorious triptych work of art is our great privilege to debut, and the same pretty picture will be included inside the "Snow White and the Huntsman" book, which will be released on April 17 by Little, Brown.

The novelization, penned by Lily Blake, is based on the original screenplay by John Lee Hancock, Hossein Amini and Evan Daugherty—and for interested parties, it'll be a read-it-before-you-can-see-it look at the story behind the soon-to-be-released film (out June 1). As in, if you want some advance intel on the plotline so that you can better focus your attention on ogling the living bejeezus out of Chris Hemsworth in his Medieval breeches, you might want to pick this up. Just saying.

Will you be picking up the novelization of "Snow White and the Hunstman"? What do you think of this nifty, two-sided poster? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

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

Vital stats: 31-year-old Chris grew up in sunny Los Angeles. His family was always heavily involved in Hollywood, as actors and industry folks (his dad, Robert Pine, starred on the '70s series "CHiPs"). Chris attended University of California, Berkeley, where he studied English, and spent a year abroad at the University of Leeds in England. He's cultured!

Where you might have already seen him: Chris has done a bit of everything over the course of his career. His film credits include "The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement," "Just My Luck," "Star Trek" and "Unstoppable."

Why you should take notice of him now: This week he faces off against Tom to try and win the affections of Reese Witherspoon in "This Means War," where they play friends and CIA agents who discover they've been dating the same woman. Action movie antics soon ensue, and Reese is left having to pick one of them. Gee, what a hard life she leads!

"This is my love triangle period," Reese joked about having the two guys vying for her love in the film, out Friday. "This is a really good one. I don't think that happens a lot in real life. That's why it's a movie."

Chris can next be seen in the highly anticipated sequel to “Star Trek,” as well as “Welcome to People” and “Rise of the Guardians.”

Until next week, when we choose another Hump Day Hottie, you can salute Chris by staring at the image above or watching the "This Means War" trailer below!

Progress on the long-gestating project has ramped up of late, with casting announcements speeding by quicker than Link's clunky Beater. First came word that two-time Oscar nominee Viola Davis will play seer Amma. Next, the movie's leads (and star-crossed loves) were found: Alice Englert will play Caster Lena, while "Skins" star Jack O'Connell will play Ethan, the boy who loves her. Add in Emma Thompson, who's been cast as both dark witch Sarafine and Link's mom, Mrs. Lincoln, and we've got one compelling cast on our hands.

To be sure, producers still need to work their magic on several key roles, including that of Lena's Uncle Macon, cousin Ridley and, of course, Ethan's bud, Link. Filming is slated to begin in April in and around New Orleans.

Fans of the book series, however, got a special Valentine's treat yesterday, when the title of the fourth and final novel, "Beautiful Redemption," was revealed. The book is due in stores October 23.

Are you excited for the "Beautiful Creatures" movie? Who would you like to see round out the cast? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!