People's Choice Awards 2013: 'Big Bang's' Kaley Cuoco Hosts, Sanda Bullock Gets Humanitarian Award [DETAILS]
The People's Choice Awards on Wednesday, Jan. 9, will be hosted by "Big Bang Theory's" Kaley Cuoco for the second consecutive year.
Audiences vote online for the best in film, television, and music, and the show will feature performances by Christina Aguilera, Jason Aldean and Alicia Keys.
It was announced that actress Sandra Bullock will be the first recipient of a new People's Choice award - Favorite Humanitarian. The Oscar winner and 48-year-old mother is receiving the honor for her philanthropic efforts, which include her continuous commitment to Warren Easton High School in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.
Other previously announced attendees for the award show include Adam Levine, Lea Michele, Katy Perry, Ian Somerhalder, Taylor Swift, Emma Watson, Jennifer Aniston, Ellen DeGeneres, the Wanted, Robert Downey Jr., Josh Hutcherson and Jennifer Lawrence.
Click here for a complete list of the night's nominees in music, fim and televison.
The 2013 People's Choice Awards airs Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET on CBS. Check back at 8 p.m. to watch online live stream coverage of the show.
Swift and her boy band boyfriend Harry Styles have been spotted numerous times together - most recently kissing on New Year's Eve - and many hoped to see them together on the red carpet for Wednesday's show. However, though both Swift and the One Direction singer are nominated for awards that night, a 1D representative confirmed that the band will not be in attendance at the award show.
Swift is nominated for Favorite Female Artist, Favorite Country Artist and Favorite Song For "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." One Direction is nominated for Favorite Breakout Artist, Favorite Album, Favorite Music Fan Following and Favorite Song for "What Makes You Beautiful."
Fellow U.K. band the Wanted will be present at the award show, and are also nominated for the Favorite Breakout Artist award.
Jennifer Lawrence graced the cover of the February 2013 issue of Vanity Fair magazine as "The World's Most Desirable Woman."
She was given the title based on results from an international poll released by AskMen.com. "'The Hunger Games' star climbed to the top of the list from No. 47 last year. Lawrence bumped last year's winner, Sofia Vergara of "Modern Family," down to No. 12.
