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Michael Jackson wins 4 at AMAs; Swift named ‘Top Artist’

AP, Los Angeles
Michael Jackson made history by posthumously winning four Americah Music Awards on Sunday night, but he couldn't beat Taylor Swift as the year's favourite artist and the evening's top winner.
The 19-year-oid took the show's top award, giving Jackson his only loss of the night, and giving her five trophies in all.
"Music has never been ultimately about compcti tion," she said as she accepted the top prize via satellite from London, where she is to perform Monday. "To even be mentioned in a category with Michael Jackson, who we will miss and love forever, Ls an unimaginable honour.''
Swift was also named
favourite female pop/rock and country artist and favourite adult-contemporary artist. Her album, "Fearless," won favourite country album. Jackson was voted favourite male artist in the pop/rock and soul/R&B categories. His 2003 greatest-hits album, "Number Ones," also won favourite album in both categories, bringing his career AMA total to 23, making him the most honoured artist in AMA history.
The victories came during a performance-filled show that closed with a provocative performance by Adam Lambert.
Jackson's trophies were accepted by his brother Jermaine, who paid tribute to his late brother by wearing glittery white glove. He thanked
"Allah for blessing my entire family" and named each of his brothers and sisters.
He said the message of Michael, who died in June at age 50, is more important than any award. .
"The message that Michael had will live on forever," he said. "He saw good in everyone and he wanted everyone to do good. He always started with love."
Jackson's victories were among the highlights of the evening, which also featured an eye-popping performance by Lady Gaga, a special award for Whitney Houston and that jaw-dropping number from Lambert.
Lady Gaga, wearing a "Alien"-inspired headdress and vest filled with lights, performed songs from her new album, "The Fame Monster," also due in stores this week She used her microphone to break into a glass case where a grand piano stood. It caught fire when she sat down to play.
Whitney Houston made a resplendent return to the AMA stage with an elegant performance of "I Didn't Know My Own Strength". The 46-year-old entertainer also received the International Award of Excellence for her musical and philanthropic contributions. She dedicated die honour to her daughter, music mogul Clive Davis and "everybody who supported me. ’'
The American Music Awards honour the year's top-selling artists in eight popular genres, and fans voted for the winners online. But even more than awards, the AMAs are about performances, and more than a dozen of them filled Sunday's show.
Janet Jackson opened the show with a medley of some of the biggest hits from her long
career - all tracks that appear on her new greatest-hits collection, also called " Number Ones''.
Alicia Keys and Jay-Z dueled on their ode to New York City. Shakira was flanked by a dozen dancers as she sang her new single. Kelly Clarkson performed a stripped down version of her hit "Already Gone", backed by a string quartet.