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Last night, at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards were handed out LIVE on local television. While the night was full of performers and winners from around the world, the one person that everyone is talking about today is the nekkid dude who jumped up on stage during the show. While actress Hayden Panettiere was on stage to present an award, a fully nude dude jumped up on stage to interact with her in front of the live cameras. Despite the fact that the guy was fully nekkid (with the bared p33n to prove it), security did NOT remove the man nor did cameras cut away from him … an obvs indication that the stunt was planned and approved by MTV. Wanna see some Irish p33n in action? Check out the NSFW video below.

Back in September MTV threw its biggest party of the year here in SoCal at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. Last night, MTV threw its second biggest party of the year in Madrid, Spain at the 2010 MTV Europe Music Awards. Here are a few photos of some of the celebs who walked the red carpet at La Caja Magica in Madrid last night:

Don’t you just LOVE how Miley Cyrus had to raid Colonel Sanders‘s closet to find something to wear to the EMAs last night? The Best Hip Hop award went to Eminem, Best Pop went to Lady Gaga, Best Rock went to 30 Seconds to Mars and Best Live Act went to Linkin Park. Click HERE to see who else took home awards last night at the 2010 MTV EMAs. After the jump, check out some photos and a video performance from the big show itself …

The 2010 MTV Europe Music Awards are about to get really Desperate this year … because Desperate Housewives star and “global style icon” Eva Longoria has been tapped to play host to the annual MTV awards show. Here is our first look at the promo image released by the MTV EMAs of this year’s host Eva Longoria:

Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria Parker has been announced as the host of this year’s MTV European Music Awards. The actress said she was “beyond excited” about presenting the ceremony in Madrid next month. Kings of Leon, Ke$ha and Kid Rock have been added to the line-up, which also includes Katy Perry and Linkin Park. Perry, who hosted the show in 2008 and 2009, has tied with Lady Gaga for the most nominations, with a total of five. The singers will go head to head in four of the five categories they have been nominated in, including best pop, best female, best song and best video. Eminem has received four nods, while rock bands 30 Seconds to Mars and Muse have bagged three nominations apiece. R&B star Usher has also picked up three nods in the best pop, male and song categories … Other British acts to receive nominations include X Factor winner Alexandra Burke and Professor Green – both of whom are up for Push Act – and Gorillaz who are also in the running in the world stage performance and alternative categories.

As you may recall, American comedienne Chelsea Handler played host to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards here in the US last month so it would seem that the EMAs is lookin’ to infuse some of that Americanness into their party as well. Something tells me that the EMAs audience will be a bit more kind to Eva than the US critics were to Chelsea. I really love that the EMAs take place in a different European city each year … and this year the fete will be in Madrid, Spain. Who will walk away with the most EMAs this year? We’ll have to wait until November 7th to find out. What do y’all think … will Eva Longoria make a good awards show host?

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MTV held its 16th annual Europe Music Awards in Berlin, Germany last night and brought out a host of musicians to appear, perform and/or collect awards. Beyoncé turned out to be the big winner at last night’s MTV EMAs but a whole bunch of other folks made their way to the event to celebrate a night of music achievement. Here are a few photos from the red carpet arrivals last night:

But, as I mentioned above … the Queen B reigned supreme last night. Not only did she look fabulous on the red carpet but she also looked fabulous on the MTV EMAs performance stage … oh and she collected awards for Best Female, Best Song (Halo) and Best Video of the Year or her worldwide smash hit song Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It). After the jump, check out some photos from the EMAs stage and find out who else took home awards last night …

Last night the 2008 MTV Europe Music Awards were handed out in Liverpool, England to some very deserving folks … many of whom weren’t European at all. American music acts had a very good night at the MTV EMAs last night, including our dear Britney Spears who won two awards at the awards show — Best Act and one of the biggest prizes of the night, Best Album. Here are a few pics from the red carpet arrivals and the show itself:

American pop artists dominated the MTV Europe Music Awards last night (Oct. 6) at Liverpool Echo Arena, and the performers and winners were also keen to bask in President-elect Barack Obama’s election victory. Britney Spears sent a video acceptance for her two awards: best album for “Blackout” (Jive/Sony BMG) and best act of 2008. Host Katy Perry, whose costumes included an Obama-print dress, won the new act gong. “I want a recount,” she said. “The host can’t win.” Perry also opened the show sitting astride a giant chapstick during a performance of “I Kissed a Girl.” Pink collected the first award of the night, taking most addictive track for “So What” (LaFace/Sony BMG). California rock act 30 Seconds To Mars won the rock out award and the video star award for “A Beautiful Lie” (Virgin). The awards were voted for online by fans across Europe. “This has been a really exciting week for us Americans,” said frontman Jared Leto, who got the crowd to chant “Congrats Barack.” There was also recognition for a Liverpool’s most famous musician, with Bono presenting the ultimate legend award to Sir Paul McCartney. “This is the man who invented my job,” said the U2 singer. Bono was also jeered when he said the Beatles would have been Irish, if the Irish potato famine hadn’t driven their ancestors to Britain. “I’ve got to thank my mates Ringo, George and John,” said McCartney. “Many years ago, four little boys born here in Liverpool — and we went on to do quite well.” McCartney also thanked people in the U.S. for “voting in Mr. Obama.” The Liverpool crowd gave a warm reception to U.K. acts who performed, including Take That, the Ting Tings and Duffy. U.K. urban artist Estelle joined Kanye West for their first major awards show collaboration on “American Boy,” featuring a ticker-tape finale with an image of Obama on the giant screen. Eighties pop act Rick Astley was the unlikely winner of the best act ever, following a viral Internet campaign that raised his profile in the past year. Other performers included the Killers, Kid Rock, Beyonce, Pink and local indie rock act the Wombats, who covered Leona Lewis’ “Bleeding Love.” Perry closed the show with a performance of “Hot N Cold.”

Um, Rick Astley? Seriously? Can I just say … FREAKIN’ AWESOME! I can’t even front, I was a huge Rick Astley fan back in the day. His debut album came out right around the time Kylie Minogue‘s debut album was released here in the States and I was in love with them both. Obvs, Kylie ended up with the more stellar career but I’m very happy to see that Rick Astley can still inspire so much lurve from the World to win the Best Act of All Time award :) Congrats, Ricky!!

Because Britney was here in LA performing with Madonna on stage at Dodger Stadium last night, she was not able to be on hand in person to collect her awards in Liverpool last night … she did manage to offer a pre-taped thank you speech that was filmed on the set of her new music video for her song Circus. Here is a screencap of Britney‘s acceptance speech:

After the jump, check out video of Britney‘s pre-taped acceptance speech as well as Beyoncé‘s live performance of If I Was A Boy …