Three Gossip Girl Stars Win Teen Choice Awards!

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The show doesn't air until tonight, but we can confirm that Gossip Girl won big at the Teen Choice Awards Sunday evening winning best drama and acting awards for cast members Chace Crawford, Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick.

Gossip Girl boasted three surfboards for Choice TV Villain (Ed), Choice TV Actor (Chace) and Choice TV Actress (Leighton), and was named Choice TV Show too!

Elsewhere, Zac Efron also won multiple acting awards, for his performances in High School Musical 3 and 17 Again, while Twilight won a stunning 11 trophies.

The film, the first of four in the series, won best drama as well as acting awards for leads Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart and for supporting players Cam Gigandet, Ashley Greene and Taylor Lautner (pictured below, with our own Chace Crawford).

Robert Pattinson was also named Choice Male Hottie.

Chace Crawford and Taylor Lautner

Chace Crawford of Gossip Girl and Taylor Lautner of the Twilight saga.

"I really appreciate it. I have to say, the hottest teens of the year are Twilight fans!" he told the crowd. Choice Female Hottie went to Megan Fox, unsurprisingly.

Music largely dominated the proceedings otherwise. The Jonas Brothers hosted and won five of the surfboard-shaped awards, including breakout show (Jonas).

Miley Cyrus won six, including best single ("The Climb") and acting awards for the TV and movie versions of Hannah Montana. Cyrus also presented her "hero," Britney Spears, with the Ultimate Choice Award. "Thank you so much," said Spears.

One highlight? Dane Cook being booed for referring to nude photos of Vanessa Hudgens. The comedian quipped, "Girl, you gotta keep your clothes on!"

The awards were selected by more than 83 million votes cast online.

Steve Marsi is the Managing Editor of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Google+ or email him here.

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