Ashley Greene, Alex Pettyfer, Aubrey Plaza Take Young Hollywood Awards

The last night at the 2012 Young Hollywood Awards Presented by Bing (and produced by Deadline's parent company PMC). Held at the very decked-out Hollywood Athletic Club, the 14th annual show celebrated significant rising talent from movies, television, music, and beyond ' and all very much on the up-escalator of their careers.

Twilight star Ashley Greene, 25, and Alex Pettyfer, 22, of the
upcoming Magic Mike took home the biggest prizes of the night '
Superstars of Tomorrow ' and Nickelodeon mainstay Miranda Cosgrove,
19, won Crossover of the Year for her recent foray into music. (Greene
also hosted the event.)

That trio felt altogether veteran next to 12-year-old Kiernan Shipka,
who plays the scarily mature Sally Draper on Mad Men, and Modern
Family's charmingly daffy Rico Rodriguez and Nolan Gould, both 13, who
won the Scene Stealers awards.

The Male Breakthrough of the Year went to Asa Butterfield, the
15-year-old star of Hugo, who, as tradition holds, got his award from
last year's winner (and Oscar nominee for True Grit), Hailee
Steinfeld. Perhaps the line of the night came from Aubrey Plaza of
NBC's Parks and Recreation, who, accepting her award for Female
Breakthrough of the Year, declared that she was 'never going to die.'
We think she was serious.

Actress Ginny Goodwin was given the Style Icon award by another of
last year's winners, comedienne Whitney Cummings, and writer-producer
Kevin Williamson was on hand to hand out the Veteran of the Year
trophy to the guy whose career he launched with Dawson's Creek, James
Van Der Beek, a spry 35. One Tree Hill star Sophia Bush got the Bing
Philanthropy award for her game-changing work with cancer and green
charities.

Ed O'Neill, January Jones, Chris Weitz, and James Maslow were among
the stars who came out to support (and present awards to) their
younger colleagues ' many of whom stuck around for the altogether
humming Bing Afterparty, even if some of them had to party with Mom
and Dad.