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  • 14
    May
    2011
    11:48pm, EDT

    Sean Gallup / Getty Images

    Ell and Nikki, left, from Azerbaijan celebrate with their co-performers after winning the Eurovision Song Contest 2011 on May 14, in Dusseldorf, Germany.

    Ell/Nikki win Eurovision Song Contest 2011 in Dusseldorf

    By Katie Cannon, Senior Multimedia Editor

    I love the joy in this picture! Read more about the winners here.

    4 comments

    Am still waiting to see the point totals (as I had to miss the festival and the voting, especially). Congratulations to Azerbaijan. I'm sorry it wasn't Iceland or Bosnia/Herzegovina.

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    Dec
    2010
    6:22pm, EST

    Contestant injured during stunt on popular German reality TV show on which Justin Bieber was to appear

    By Katie Cannon, Senior Multimedia Editor

    Hopefully Koch makes a speedy recovery for his sake and for his father's. Despite the accident happening during a planned stunt, I can only imagine how his father must feel considering he was driving the car. You can read more about the accident here.

    Andreas Rentz / Getty Images

    Samuel Koch jumps over a car during the 192th 'Wetten, dass ...?' show at the exhibition hall Dusseldorf on Dec. 4, in Duesseldorf, Germany. Koch tried to jump over a moving car, driven by his father, wearing "Kangaroo" shoes when he hit the car with his head and fell to the ground. The show was immediately stopped and Koch was reported to be recovering in hospital. Canadian teen idol Justin Bieber was due to make an appearance on the canceled show and asked his Twitter followers to pray for Koch.

    Ralph Orlowski / AP

    German TV host Thomas Gottschalk right, watches over contestant Samuel Koch after a stunt went wrong during the top rated German game show "Wetten Dass" (Bet it...?) in Duesseldorf, Saturday, Dec. 4 .

    1 comment

    Which has us wondering even more, who should be more worried now- the host, the the victim attempting to please the audience, his family, the competing show or the audience who will now be forced to metaphorically complete their own stunts? http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2010/12/stuntman-seriously- …

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