GAME OF THE YEAR
Red Dead Redemption (Rockstar Games / Rockstar San Diego)

CHARACTER OF THE YEAR
Sgt. Woods of Call of Duty: Black Ops

STUDIO OF THE YEAR
BioWare

BEST XBOX 360 GAME
Mass Effect 2 (Electronic Arts / BioWare)

BEST PS3 GAME
God of War III (Sony Computer Entertainment / SCE Studios Santa Monica)

BEST Wii GAME
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Nintendo / Nintendo)

BEST PC GAME
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty (Blizzard Entertainment / Blizzard Entertainment)

BEST HANDHELD GAME
God of War: Ghost of Sparta (Sony Computer Entertainment / Ready At Dawn Studios)

BEST SHOOTER
Call of Duty: Black Ops (Activision / Treyarch)

BEST ACTION ADVENTURE GAME
Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood (Ubisoft / Ubisoft Montreal)

BEST RPG
Mass Effect 2 (Electronic Arts / BioWare)

BEST MULTI-PLAYER
Halo: Reach (Microsoft / Bungie Studios)

BEST INDIVIDUAL SPORTS GAME
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 (Electronic Arts / EA Tiburon)

BEST TEAM SPORTS GAME
NBA 2K11 (2K Sports / Visual Concepts)

BEST DRIVING GAME
Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit (Electronic Arts / Criterion Games)

BEST MUSIC GAME
Rock Band 3 (MTV Games / Harmonix)

BEST SOUNDTRACK
DJ Hero 2 (Activision / FreeStyleGames)

BEST SONG IN A GAME
Far Away by Jose Gonzalez (Red Dead Redemption)

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
Red Dead Redemption (Rockstar Games / Rockstar San Diego)

BEST GRAPHICS
God of War III (Sony Computer Entertainment / SCE Studios Santa Monica)

BEST ADAPTED VIDEO GAME
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game (Ubisoft / Ubisoft Montreal / Ubisoft Chengdu)

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A HUMAN MALE
Neil Patrick Harris as Peter Parker / Amazing Spider-Man (Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions / Activision)

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A HUMAN FEMALE
Tricia Helfer as Sarah Kerrigan (StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty / Blizzard Entertainment)

BEST DOWNLOADABLE GAME
Costume Quest (THQ / Double Fine Productions)

BEST DLC
Red Dead Redemption – Undead Nightmare (Rockstar Games / Rockstar San Diego)

BEST INDEPENDENT GAME
Limbo (PlayDead)

MOST ANTICIPATED GAME
Portal 2 (Valve / Valve)

Loving this. Watch Michael J. Fox in this Back to the Future Spike Scream Awards promo video – it’s the 25th anniversary of Back to the Future and Michael J. Fox appears in a shot-for-shot trailer for the film as Marty McFly.

The 2010 Spike Scream Awards air on October 19, where Michael J. Fox, Lea Thompson and Elisabeth Shue will appear for a mini Back to the Future reunion.

Check out the original Back to the Future trailer to see how the new one compares:

Sandra Bullock accepted the Spike TV award from Robert Downey Jr and representatives of the US Army, the US Marine Corps, and the US Coast Guard.

During her acceptance speech, Sandra Bullock said, “Let’s be honest here, just for a moment. We’re all going to be honest, right? Did I win this for being entertainer of the year, or did I win this because of the spectacular I.E.D. [improvised explosive device] explosion that became my personal life?”

She offered up the possibility of singing or dancing, but shot both down, saying, “I would sing, but you’ve seen enough pain in your lifetime. I would dance. I’m a pretty good dancer, but as I mentioned, the dress is a little tight.”

Ultimately, Bullock thanked the troops, saying, “Having a dad that’s a veteran, I see the sacrifices you made for this country. I’m so lucky everyday to wake up having what I have and I thank you guys for that.”

The Guys Choice Awards 2010 airs on Spike TV on June 20.

Hey, Halle Berry had to do something to prove just how hot she is – and not just any stage kiss, there was actual groping going on between Berry and Jamie Foxx, as seen in the video clip pics.

To see the real deal, tune in to the Spike TV 2009 Guys Choice Awards on Spike TV (naturally) – Sunday, June 21 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT.

Watch for Jenna Morasca when she makes her debut on on Spike TV’s TNA iMPACT, March 12, at 9 p.m.

Morasca said of her wrestling experience, “Everyone is covered in glitter and makeup and stuff and then goes and beats the crap out of each other. This is perfect for me.”

Hey, beats a real job.

These Labor Day marathons run Monday, September 1, 2008, unless otherwise noted:

• TV Land: seven-hour Scrubs marathon, beginning at 4 p.m.
• VH1 Classic: “80 Hours of the ’80s,” starts Friday at 4 p.m.
• TNT: 12 episodes of The Closer Monday, starting at 9 a.m. (new episode premieres at 9 p.m. Monday night)
• TBS: 20 episodes of House of Payne, starting at 10 a.m.
• Spike TV: CSI marathon, starting at 9 a.m. until 10 p.m.
• The Travel Channel: Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations marathon, starting at 9 a.m.
• FX: That 70′s Show marathon, starting at 7 a.m.
• Discovery Channel: Dirty Jobs marathon from 9 a.m.-10 p.m.
• ABC Family: My Wife and Kids marathon, beginning at noon
• AMC: five episodes of Mad Men on Sunday, starting at 5 p.m.
• Cartoon Network: 20 episodes of Pokemon Battle Dimension, starting at 9 a.m.

Everybody’s favorite 80′s children’s television pervert Pee-Wee Herman was on tap for the first annual Spike TV “Guy’s Choice Awards,” live from Studio City on Saturday night.

Rose McGowan took home the award for “Favorite Femme Fatale”

Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau accept their award for “Guy Movie Hall of Fame” for “Swingers”

Will Ferrell accepts the “Most Viral Video” Award

David Draiman and drummer Mike Wengren of Disturbed accept the award for “Ballsiest Band” Award

The series, titled “Murder,” is described as setting up: “two groups of civilians [are led] into an exact replica crime scene pulled from the files of an existing homicide case. The teams assess the crime scene, collect evidence, receive a list of potential suspects and meet with a coroner who reviews the findings of the original autopsy report,” saysThe Hollywood Reporter.

Teams “are given 48 hours to complete their investigation and identify the killer. Each group makes a presentation to [host and detective Tommy] Le Noir, who then reveals what actually happened at the crime scene.”

Winners “will have a donation made in their names to a selected victim’s charity.”

The ten episode series will air this summer, between episodes of CSI and CSI: New York. Jon Murray said, “For the viewer, ‘Murder’ fuses the authenticity of a real-life crime scene with the suspense of trying to solve the murder before the contestants on the show,” and called his new show “a cutting-edge series.”