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Held to recognize the most charitable people, places and events over the past year, the winners of the 2011 Do Something Awards were crowned in Los Angeles, California on Sunday night (August 14). With "Glee" actress Jane Lynch tending to hosting duties for the second straight year, big winners announced during the swanky ceremony included Olivia Wilde as Do Something Movie Star, Justin Bieber as Do Something Music Artist and David Beckham as Do Something Athlete.

Held to recognize the most charitable people, places and events over the past year, the winners of the 2011 Do Something Awards were crowned in Los Angeles, California on Sunday night (August 14).

With "Glee" actress Jane Lynch tending to hosting duties for the second straight year, big winners announced during the swanky ceremony included Olivia Wilde as Do Something Movie Star, Justin Bieber as Do Something Music Artist and David Beckham as Do Something Athlete.

Oklahoma country music stars Reba McEntire and Blake Shelton have received a Do Something Award nomination for their pair of home state charity concerts that raised $500,000 for tornado relief efforts in Tushka. In addition, the hit NBC reality TV show “The Voice,” which features Shelton as one of its four superstar coaches and included McEntire among its first-season celebrity advisers, has been nominated for a Do Something Award.

Charity organization DoSomething.org has named Lady Gaga No. 1 on its new “Top 20 Celebrities Gone Good” list due to her outstanding work as a gay rights activist in the last year. The pop singer publicly called for the repeal of the US military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy months ago, which was signed by President Obama on December 22. She was also very outspoken in her support of same-sex marriage and raised money towards HIV/AIDS prevention worldwide.

In a world of celebrities behaving badly, these 20 stars balanced things out. Lady Gaga, a leader in gay-rights issues, takes the No. 1 spot on a new list of the "Top 20 Celebs Gone Good" in 2010, honoring stars for their charity work. Alicia Keys, who is devoted to fighting HIV and AIDS, was the runner-up. Rounding out the top 10 are Taylor Swift, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore, Ellen DeGeneres, Nick Jonas, Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Oprah Winfrey and Justin Bieber.

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‘Tis the season for giving – and Lady Gaga knows that best. The Grammy-award winning singer earned the number one spot on DoSomething.org’s list of the “Top 20 Celebs Gone Good” in 2010.

Lady Gaga broke into the political sphere this year with her support of gay rights and call for the repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell.” She also hosted the “Hands Up For Marriage Equality Event” and modeled for MAC Viva Glam, donating all the proceeds to HIV/AIDS prevention.

As always, we’re SO proud of our wifey! According to a list by charity organization DoSomething.org , Lady GaGa has been named the #1 most charitable celeb of 2010! We also give major props to the runner-up, Alicia Keys , who’s devoted much time and energy to the fight against HIV and AIDS. Other celebs on the Top 10 list include Taylor Swift , Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore , Ellen DeGeneres , Nick Jonas , Matt Damon , Leonardo DiCaprio , Oprah Winfrey and Justin Bieber . You’re all absolutely wonderful, bbs. We’re excited to see great things from all of U in 2011!

Lady Gaga and Alicia Keys are DoSomething.org's causiest celebs of the year! The not-for-profit organization that helps connect young people to causes named 20 celebs who are changing their communities for the better in their Celebs Gone Good list on Thursday, December 23rd. Rounding out the top five were Taylor Swift, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore, and Ellen DeGeneres. If you want to see the whole list head over to DoSomething.org!