As ever, Kate Moss enjoyed a few bevs at last night's NME Awards. Fair play to organisers for managing to lure in such a rock star luminary given the recent reports in The Guardian suggesting that the NME, after 60 years of print, is no longer shining beacon of validity it once was.

Among last night's guests, The Enemy (remember them? He's looking a little bloated now, innee), Ricky off the Kaiser Chiefs, Fergal Sharkey, Annie Mac dressed as 1991, Florence Welch dressed as 1971, The Horrors, Laura Whitmore, Katy B, Carl Barat, Bez, Tali Lennox, Tim Minchen, Marina Diamandis, the most recent cast from Skins, and others...

Those who performed at the O2 Academy include Kasabian, who broke out into The Monkee's theme tune during their set (they also dedicated their award to Davy Jones). Noel Gallagher also banged out a few tunes, and thanked his fans for buying merch during his acceptance speech for Godlike Genius ("I'd like to start by saying to all the people up there who bothered to buy a ticket, a CD, or a T-shirt because that's what ****ing counts the merchandise, thank you"). Justin Bieber, who won Worst Album for Under the Mistletoe and Villian of The Year was not in attendance. Happy Birthday, Justin.

In other interesting news, Caroline Flack was photographed with her latest new fellah. He looks like a keeper.

NME 2012 Winner's List

Best British Band Kasabian

Best International Band Foo Fighters

Best Track Florence And The Machine (Shake It Out)

Best Solo Artist Florence And The Machine (she managed to beat Adele)

Best Live Band Arctic Monkeys

Best Album The Horrors (Skying)

Hero Of The Year Matt Bellamy

Hottest Man Jared Leto from 30 Seconds To Mars

Hottest Woman Hayley Williams from Paramore

Worst Album Justin Bieber's Under The Mistletoe

Villain Of The Year Justin Bieber (that's giving him a bit more pizazz I believe he possesses, but sure each to their own)

Best New Band The Vaccines

Music Moment Of The Year Stone Roses reuniting

Worst Band One Direction

Best Dancefloor Filler Katy B (Broken Record)

Best Video Hurts (Sunday)

Best Festival Glastonbury

Godlike Genius Noel Gallagher

Teenage Cancer Trust Outstanding Contribution to Music Pulp