Pop star Katy Perry beat Adele, Beastie Boys and Bruno Mars to win the Video of the Year, the top award at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). u00a0 The 26-year-old also bagged Best Collaboration and Best Special Effects trophies, for her Kanye West-featuring video ET. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/aug/katy.jpg" border="5" /> Despite losing Video of the Year to Perry, Adele did not return home empty handed. She bagged four awards, including Best Art Direction, Editing, Cinematography, and Direction - for her Rolling In The Deep video. u00a0 Pop icon Lady Gaga bagged the Best Video with a Message and Best Female Video for her Born This Way clip. u00a0 The other winners include Justin Bieber (Best Male Video), Beyonce Knowles (Best Choreography), Britney Spears (Best Pop Video), Nicki Minaj (Best Hip-Hop), and Foo Fighters (Best Rock Video). The 28th annual awards ceremony on August 28th featured live performances by the likes of Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Beyonce and Lady Gaga.

Pop star Katy Perry beat Adele, Beastie Boys and Bruno Mars to win the Video of the Year, the top award at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs)

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