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1 Ruin the veneer
4 Turf
7 Asian desert
8 Garden intruder
10 "Peer Gynt" composer
11 Go ashore
13 Where the Tar River flows
16 Hawaiian music-maker
17 Rock opera by The Who
18 Encyclopedia bk.
19 Courts
20 Bigfoot's cousin
21 Metallic noise
23 Senses
25 Un-yielding
26 Minimal change
27 Two, in Tijuana
28 Dieter's entree
30 "Gee, ya think?"
33 Neil Diamond classic
36 Checked cotton fabric
37 Like Chicago, it's said
38 Mah-jongg pieces
39 Therefore
40 Roulette bet
41 Rotation duration
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2 Help a prankster
3 "You betcha!"
4 Whale variety
5 "Wow!"
6 Use an old phone
7 Understand, in sci-fi lingo
8 Washing ton's successor
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Bevonce backstage at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards at Staples Center in Los Angeles on Feb. 8.
YouTube Music Awards returning this month with different format
GERRICK D. KENNEDY Associated Press
After taking a year off, YouTube is set to bring back its awards show on March 23. However, the format for the 2015 YouTube Music Awards is slightly different.
There are 50 winners, selected by number of views — so all those people who watched Beyonce's selfie-driven video for "7/11" to learn the dance moves just helped her win an award. Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, One
Direction, Pentatonix, Lady Gaga, Sam Smith and Katy Perry are also among the winners.
Beyond clicks, winners also showed the biggest growth in views, subscribers and engagement over the last six months on the popular video site. Collectively, the winners have more than 146 million subscribers and 44 billion views from 10 countries.
Instead of a conventional award show - although it should be noted its inaugural 2013 event was far from conventional — YouTube will simultaneously premiere a collection of music videos from both emerging acts and some of the night's winners.
Ed Sheeran, Charli XCX,
Migos, Martin Garrix, Max
Schneider, Cahoots, Megan
Nicole, Nicky Jam and Shamir
will premiere videos directed
by "some of the most original
music video directors alive",
according to a news release.
YouTube has also tapped Vice
Media to produce the event.
The inaugural event was live-streamed from New
York's Pier 36 - and it was a beautiful disaster.
Aside from honoring stars of viral videos, the show staged eight "live music videos" from the likes of Eminem, Arcade Fire, Lady Gaga and Tyler the Creator.
The show was completely unscripted. Gaga wept through one performance. One winner's envelope was buried in cake. And there were crying babies. Despite the mess, or probably because of it, the show attracted 54 million views.
JOEL RYAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ed Sheeran receives the award for best British Album onstage at the Brit Awards 2015 at the 02 Arena in London Feb. 25. Sheeran will premiere his new music video on the night of the YouTube Awards on March 23.
JOEL RYAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS
OWEN SWEENEY/ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rapper Drake performs in concert on the last date of his "Would You Like A Tour? 2013" at the Wells Fargo Center on Dec. 18, 2013 in Philadelphia. The Grammy-winning rapper released a new album called "If You're Reading This It's Too Late" early Feb. 13 on iTunes.
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