French Navy, thanks to your votes, Rihanna collected the International Female Artist Of The Year award at the 2012 NRJ Music Awards.

Unfortunately, RiRi was unable to be there but thanked her fans on Twitter:

“Thank you NRJ and my #FRENCHNavy and all the fans who voted, for your immense support! I love you always #InternationalFemaleOftheYearNRJ”

Watch Rihanna opening the 2008 show with a performance of “Don’t Stop The Music” above.

Rihanna was named Favourite R&B Artist last night at 2012 People’s Choice Awards. The live telecast (which aired on CBS) took place from the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles and featured appearances by some of Tinseltown’s biggest celebs. Hosted by The Big Bang Theory(TV)s Kaley Cuoco, the two hour shindig boasted a record-breaking 230+ million votes and recognized fan favorites in 43 categories from film, television and music. Rihanna didn’t appear at the ceremony.

Click here for full list of winners. Congratz RiRi!

Album of the Year: “Loud” – Rihanna
Collaboration of the Year: “S&M (Remix)” - Britney Spears & Rihanna
Favorite Fan Site: rihannadaily.com

Congratulations, RiRi!! And thanks, RihannaDaily visitors! We’re definitely surprised with all the support you guys showed. This is the second year in a row that our site wins this award and it’s an honor to keep providing you with all the latest news about Rihanna.

Z100 is considered the 2nd largest CHR/Top 40 station in the world and Z100′s site is the most visited American Top 40 radio station website in the world and, in fact, one of the most frequented radio websites overall.

Rihanna was among the artists who took home Soul Train Awards at the 2011 ceremony, which aired last night after being taped on Nov. 17. Rihanna nabbed Best Caribbean Performance with ‘Man Down.’

Good job, Navy! Rihanna has won Best R&B Video with “Only Girl (In the World)” and Best Collaboration Video with “Love the Way You Lie” at this year’s MTV Video Music Aid Japan. She was also nominated for Best Female Video, which she didn’t win.

The 2011 MTV Video Music Aid Japan were held in Chiba on June 25, 2011 and the winners were announced earlier this morning on a special Japanese program. As you might know, Rihanna didn’t attended the award ceremony.

Video of the Year:
Namie Amuro — “Break It”
Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg — “California Gurls”
Lady Gaga — “Born This Way” (Winner!)
Girls’ Generation — “Genie”
Hikaru Utada — “Goodbye Happiness”

Album of the Year:
Eminem — Recovery
Miliyah Kato — Heaven
Linkin Park — A Thousand Suns
Kana Nishino — To Love (Winner!)
Yui — Holidays in the Sun

Best Male Video:
Bruno Mars — “Just the Way You Are” (Winner!)
Kanye West featuring Pusha T — “Runaway”
Saito Kazuyoshi — “Zutto Suki Datta”
Shota Shimizu — “You & I”

Best Female Video:
Miliyah Kato — “X.O.X.O.”
Lady Gaga — “Born This Way” (Winner!)
Rihanna — “Only Girl (In the World)”
Taylor Swift — “Mine”
Yui — “Rain”

Best Group Video:
The Black Eyed Peas — “The Time (Dirty Bit)”
Ikimono-gakari — “Arigatō”
Linkin Park — “The Catalyst”
Girls’ Generation — “Genie”
W-inds — “Let’s Get It On”

Best New Artist:
B.o.B featuring Bruno Mars — “Nothin’ on You”
Justin Beiber featuring Ludacris — “Baby” (Winner!)
Naoto Inti Raymi — “Takaramono (Kono Koe ga Naku Naru Made)”
Sendaime J Soul Brothers — “On Your Mark (Hikari no Kiseki)”
Shinsei Kamattechan — “Michinaru Hou e”

Best Rock Video:
Linkin Park — “The Catalyst”
One Ok Rock — “Jibun Rock”
Radwimps — “Dada”
Tokio Hotel — “Dark Side of the Sun” (Winner!)
Vampire Weekend — “Cousins”

Best Pop Video:
Ikimono-gakari — “Arigatō” (Winner!)
Juju — “Kono Yoru o Tomete yo”
Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg — “California Gurls”
Kana Nishino — “Kimi tte”
Taylor Swift — “Mine”

Best R&B Video:
Ai — “Nemurenai Machi”
Miliyah Kato — “X.O.X.O.”
Ne-Yo — “Champagne Life”
Rihanna — “Only Girl (In the World)” (Winner!)
Usher featuring will.i.am — “OMG”

Best Hip-Hop Video:
AK-69 — “Public Enemy”
Eminem — “Not Afraid” (Winner!)
Far East Movement featuring Cataracs and Dev — “Like a G6″
Kanye West — “Power”
Seeda — “This Is How We Do It”

Best Reggae Video:
Fire Ball — “Dreamer”
Han-Kun — “Touch The Sky”
Iyaz — “Replay” (Winner!)
Nas and Damian Marley — “As We Enter”
Ryo the Skywalker — “Taiyou Ni Naritai Yo”

Best Dance Video:
Dorian — “Morning Calling”
Lady Gaga — “Born This Way” (Winner!)
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. featuring Q-Tip and MNDR — “Bang Bang Bang”
The Backwoods — “Flying Bugz”
Underworld — “Always Loved a Film”

Best Video from a Film:
Asian Kung–Fu Generation — “Solanin” (from Solanin)
Avril Lavigne — “Alice” (from Alice in Wonderland) (Winner!)
Daft Punk — “Derezzed” (from Tron: Legacy)
Flumpool — “Kimi ni Todoke” (from Kimi ni Todoke)
Justin Beiber featuring Jaden Smith — “Never Say Never” (from The Karate Kid)

Best Collaboration Video:
Ai featuring Namie Amuro — “Fake”
Brahman/Ego-Wrappin’ — “We Are Here”
Eminem featuring Rihanna — “Love the Way You Lie” (Winner!)
Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg — “California Gurls”
Nicki Minaj featuring will.i.am — “Check It Out”

Best Karaokee! Song:
Avril Lavigne — “Alice”
Ikimono-gakari — “Arigatō”
Justin Beiber featuring Ludacris — “Baby”
Kana Nishino — “Kimi tte”
Girls’ Generation — “Genie” (Winner!)

Rihanna didn’t even attend the 2011 BET Awards but she’s a part of what will undoubtedly be the night’s most talked-about moment.

BET made a major snafu while announcing the winner of the fan-voted Viewer’s Choice Award. A fan chosen to present the award announced Chris Brown as the winner of the award, but it was quickly announced that it was an error and Rihanna was actually the winner for her Drake-assisted chart-topper, “What’s My Name.” Drizzy accepted the award and noted the awkwardness of the moment in his speech. To make matters more awkward, Chris Brown was the rightful winner of the award all along, and, after many rage-filled tweets from fans to the network on Twitter, the show’s host, comedian Kevin Hart, cleared up the mistake on-air.

So how does an awards show make an error so large and embarrassing? Simple. By having humans run it. At least that’s what BET’s Stephen Hill is blaming.

“That BET Awards Viewer’s Choice mix-up was due to human error. And I was the human that made that error,” he said in a tweet, before offering his apologies to “ALL affected.”

RiRi wasn’t win-less last night. She walked away with Best Female R&B artist.

Via NeonLimelight.

Female Artist of the Year:

Thanks, @SuchAF_cKnLADY!