The Week contest: Celebrity award

This week's question: At the Grammy Awards, the first annual "Dr. Dre Global Impact Award" went to the rapper and producer himself, Dr. Dre. Come up with the title of a distinctive award that could easily be given to the celebrity after which it is named.

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THE WINNER: "George Santos Lifetime Deceivement Award"

Hunter Burgan, Los Angeles, California

SECOND PLACE: "The Harry Houdini Medal of Freedom"

Ken Liebman, Williston, Vermont

THIRD PLACE: "The Will Smith Local Impact Award"

Steve Currie, Pawleys Island, South Carolina

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

"The Penn & Teller Which One Is Which Award"

Penn Jillette, Las Vegas, Nevada

"Morgan Freeman Award for Omnipotent Voice-Over Performance"

Rebecca Burgan, Grass Valley, California

"The Leonardo DiCaprio Cradle Robber Award"

Richard Wolf, Westminster, Maryland

"The Pete Davidson I Don't Get It Award"

Carol Joseph, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

"The Kardashian Vapidity Award"

Richard Haverlack, Allison Park, Pennsylvania

"Prix Madonna"

James T. Hanvik, Minneapolis, Minnesota

"The George Santos American Ethics Award"

Steve Green, Peoria, Arizona

"The Paul McCartney Prize for Living Past 64"

Rick Montgomery, Des Moines, Iowa

"The Ye Award for Complete Career Destruction"

Paul Carroll, Garland, Texas

"The Seinfeld Award for Nothing"

Judith Heying, South Bend, Indiana

"The Prince Harry Sibling Rivalry Award"

Ellen Meshnick, Atlanta, Georgia

"The Roseanne Barr 'Lowering The Barr' Award"

Irwin Fox, Charlotte, North Carolina