24 Incredible Things That Happened at the 2005 Teen Choice Awards

Updated on 8/16/2015 at 3:00 PM

Ten years ago, the Teen Choice Awards were all about Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. Ahead of this weekend's award show, we're looking back at what the event (and the celebrities) looked like in 2005. That year, fangirls everywhere swooned as Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling stood side by side, and some of Hollywood's biggest names made memorable appearances on the red carpet. For a fun dose of nostalgia, relive 24 incredible things that happened at the 2005 Teen Choice Awards, then look back at pop culture during the Summer of 2005 and see what your favorite stars wore that year.

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24 Incredible Things That Happened at the 2005 Teen Choice Awards

Ryan Gosling Made Rachel McAdams Laugh on the Red Carpet

Blake Lively Looked Like the Ultimate California Girl

Adam Brody Won Choice TV Drama Actor For The OC

Ryan Reynolds Rocked a Beard

Rachel McAdams Posed For Pictures With Amanda Bynes

Mariah Carey Showed Off Her Abs

Chad Michael Murray Wore Tinted Glasses

Paris Hilton Posed With the Black Eyed Peas

Ciara Took Home Choice Female Artist

Baby Drake Made an Appearance

Sandra Bullock Linked Up With Her Miss Congeniality 2 Costar Regina King

Hilary and Haylie Duff Hit the Stage Together

Jessica Alba Fully Embodied 2005 Trends

And So Did Hayden Panettiere

Ryan Cabrera and His Spiky Hair Waved to Cameras

Ashton Kutcher Won Choice TV Comedy Actor For That '70s Show

Gavin Rossdale Gave Gwen Stefani the Cutest Look

The Pussycat Dolls Performed

Eva Mendes Struck a Sultry Pose

But Most Importantly, Ryan Reynolds Presented Choice Liplock to Ryan and Rachel For The Notebook

And Rachel McAdams Kissed Ryan Reynolds

And Then She Made This Face

And Ryan Gosling Made This Face

Then Ryan and Rachel Made Hearts Everywhere Explode

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