Kanye West fan kicked by Sharon Osbourne after crashing awards show speech

A stage intruder who succeeded to secure his 15 minutes of fame copped it from the reality TV matriarch at the 2016 People's Choice Awards today. Vin Diesel accepts the award for favourite movie at the People's Choice Awards. The women then laughed off the encounter. As the panel from The Talk were accepting their award for Favorite Daytime TV Hosting Team - that's an award, seriously - a very odd young man approached the stage took the mic, and introduced himself.

The disruption recalled West's 2009 stunt at the VMAs, where he pulled a microphone from Taylor Swift to complain that Beyonce should have won.

Awards season is officially a-go!

"Under the hashtag "#PeoplesChoiceAwards", she posted a picture of her iPhone screen, reading: "I wish I could have been at the Awards tonight but I started to feel sick.

She informed the audience that DeGeneres has raised more then 50 million dollars (£34 million) for charity, although DeGeneres downplayed her achievement as she joked: "This is insane - so, so deserved, but insane". "Would I call myself the Dali Lama of daytime?" After all, CBS had only 2 hours to present selected categories, announce the winners, and give them a short amount of time to give thanks to their fans.

Former "Glee" star Lynch hosted the event, which honors fan favorites from television, film, music, social media, and gaming.

VIN Diesel got pretty emotional at the People's Choice Awards earlier this week - and the actor sang a tribute to late co-star Paul Walker on stage. Familiar pop culture faces like Melissa McCarthy, Kevin Hart, Selena Gomez, and Chris Hemsworth all took home awards, lending credence to the idea that people like things they generally like.

While Dakota's speech might have added a touch of humor, Favourite Movie Actress Sandra Bullock's moment on stage was one of the most touching.

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