the high court, a lawyer for the Heat publisher Bauer group admitted the article headlined "The flirty photos that rocked Justin and Jessica’s marriage" was based on an unfounded report. The article also included purported statements improperly attributed to Biel which the publishers said Heat now understands the actor never made. The Bauer media group later apologized on Heat magazine's behalf over these allegations, and a settlement was made in a hearing before the president of the High Court, Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns. Heat's Twitter Awards Heat launched heat's Twitter Awards in 2013 that it says will celebrate “the joyful collision of celebrities and social media”. Heat promoted its celebrity Twitter awards via Heat's TV, radio, magazine and social media platforms as well as a marketing campaign, which will include press, radio, digital, PR and retail activity. Specially created videos for each category were released as the campaign progressed and designed to bring each category to life. The winners will announced via Heatworld.com and also its YouTube Channel. Heat's Weird crush poll Every year since 2006 (except for 2012), Heat opens a poll to find the nation's oddest celebrity crush. The winners of each year are: 2006: Richard Hammond (Top Gear co-host) 2007: James May (Top Gear co-host) 2008: Jeremy Clarkson (Top Gear co-host) 2009: Derren Brown (mind magician) 2010: Karl Pilkington (An Idiot Abroad star) 2011: Richard Osman (Pointless co-host) 2013: Russell Howard (comedian) 2014: Matt Richardson (comedian) 2015: Jake Wood (EastEnders actor) 2016: Jake Wood 2017: Jake Wood 2018: Jake Wood 2019: Piers Morgan (journalist and television personality) 2020: Piers Morgan 2021: Perri Kiely (radio presenter for KISS Breakfast) Heat's Unmissables Awards Heat annually crowns the greatest achievements in pop culture, from films and TV to books and podcasts in its annual Unmissables Awards. The readers vote in the key category of Best TV Soap. Categories TV Comedy of the Year TV Drama of the Year Actor of the Year Actress of the Year TV & Radio Presenter of the Year Reality TV Show of the Year TV Entertainment Show of the Year Book of the Year Soap of the Year Comedian of the Year Podcast of the Year TV Binge of the Year TV Moment of the Year Film of the Year Album of the Year References External links 1999 establishments in the United Kingdom Bauer Group (UK) Celebrity magazines published in the United Kingdom Entertainment magazines