U2 still a hit with US public

Jim Caldwell

U2 still a hit with US public
Tue, 11 Jan, 2005 - 00:00

The awards covered 38 film, television and music categories with the winners determined by internet voting.

Two controversial films that defied the odds to earn millions joined a familiar green ogre to take top honours at the glitzy event in California.

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