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Rolling Stones: AMAs 2015's 20 Best and Worst Moments.
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Best: Demi Lovato Gets 'Confident'
Lovato showed moxie while performing the title track last night, channeling the sass of Chicago's Velma Kelly while holding the gothic, carnivalesque vibes of Marilyn Manson's "mOBSCENE" and the shadow-building light wall of Nine Inch Nails' recent tour. Just when we hoped she'd make it weirder, she simply tossed her finger wave curls aside and belted a monster ad-lib, fit for a classic pop diva.
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Worst: Selena Gomez is a Material Girl 3.0
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OK, we need to officially put a moratorium on performances that look like Marilyn Monroe's Gentleman Prefer Blondes. It was brilliant when Madonna did it in 1985, charmingly meta when Taylor Swift recalled it for her 2014 VMA performance, and while it's still not as hackneyed as, say, Star Wars references, we should at least find something else for a pop star to do than descend stairs and be carted around by suitors. Also, those suiters shouldn't mix suspenders, Hammer pants, bad voguing and one tiny top-bun.
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Best: Jennifer Lopez Comes For LL Cool J's Hosting Crown
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Emerging from a pack of dancers in fur hoods and ambiguous tribal-print body stockings, Lopez opened her 2015 pop medley with a throwback: a slower, sultrier rendition of her 1999 hit, "Waiting for Tonight." Even her ex-boyfriend Puff Daddy couldn't help but show a smirk and a wistful glint in his eye as he sang her praises, shortly before introducing Collaboration of the Year.
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Worst: Pentatonix Uses the Force
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A capella charmers Pentatonix were game and their Lucas-inspired outfits were nerdily cute, but they were swallowed up by utterly ridiculous concept of singing orchestral movie themes. And when an orchestra joined them, you could be forgiven for wanting to run far, far away from the whole mess.
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Best of the Night: Nick Jonas

Nick Jonas treated his AMA slot like an audition, an opportunity to convince the world that he's ready for even bigger stardom. Unassumingly hunky in his layered dress hoodie, the singer zipped through his three solo hits, using each to spotlight a facet of his talent as a performer.
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