2009 Kids Choice Awards

At 18, Emma Roberts is shedding her girlish image, particularly evidenced by this recent photo shoot for GQ. And while we all know her for being Julia Roberts's niece, Emma is making a name for herself in the acting industry.

Tonight, she's all spiffed up, opting for a peaches-and-cream makeup look. Some shimmering copper eye shadow on the inner corners of her eyes, along with some warm pink blush on the apples of her cheeks, give the young star a fresh glow. She wears her chestnut brown hair in soft waves with ringlets on the end. Are you peachy keen on this one?

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While she may no longer be a kid, Cameron Diaz is young in spirit. In lieu of a fancy updo, Cameron chooses a bouncy, carefree style with blond highlights and lowlights throughout.

To make her icy blues pop, she uses black liner on the water line of her eyes, along with some glimmering purplish shadow and pink cheeks and lips to complete the style. What do you think of this look? Is there just something about Cameron, or would you have preferred to see something a little different on the actress?

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Next up we have the lovely America Ferrera, who stepped out in a plunging J. Mendel red dress that's not too casual, not too fancy. Stacked bangles make the look more playful, while black peep-toe sandals chic it up. Do you approve?

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Just when you thought award season was over, the Kids' Choice Awards jumps in and continues the fun. You know the drill, let's get started with Miley Cyrus. The teen singer showed up wearing a light mint tiered dress that's sassy like her personality. Matching earrings, a bracelet, and layered necklaces round out her look. Do you love it or hate it?

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After much talk about Chris Brown's nomination at the Kids' Choice Awards, the singer's name has been withdrawn from the competition. He recently updated his MySpace asking for votes, and just yesterday Nick said it was planning to let the kids decide. There are conflicting reports about whether it was Chris or the network that pulled his name, but today his rep released a statement saying:

"Chris very much appreciates the support of his fans and the honor they have paid him in the way of nominations for Favorite Male Singer and Favorite Song. Unfortunately, the controversy surrounding the incident last month has shifted the focus from the music to whether he should be allowed to be among those nominated. While Chris would like to speak to his fans directly about this and other issues, pending legal proceedings preclude his doing so at this time. Once the matter before him has been resolved, he intends to do so"

The awards take place March 28. So what do you think — should Chris Brown be on the Kids' Choice Awards Ballot?

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