Monsters and Critics (UK)- Surprising no one, Shakira was the big winner at the seventh annual Latin Grammy Awards on Thursday night, taking home four statues during the ceremony at Madison Square Garden.

The Colombian pop star won song and record of the year awards for "La Tortura," a duet with Spaniard Alejandro Sanz. She also received trophies for female pop vocal album and album of the year for her Spanish-language 'Fijacion Oral, Vol. 1.'

'Fijacion Oral' also was named best engineered album, collecting honors for Vlado Meller and his team.

Shakira wasn`t the only artist going home with multiple awards as reggaeton duo Calle 13 took home three trophies. The Puerto Ricans were named best new artist, won for shortform music video with "Atrevete Te, Te!" and beat out reggaeton stars Daddy Yankee and Don Omar to win best urban music album with their self-titled debut.

AOL Music News (US)- Not since Jon Anderson joined forces with Sherman Hemsley -- yep, ol' George Jefferson himself -- on the prog-funk opera 'Festival of Dreams' have we heard of a collaboration as odd as that of Roger Waters and Shakira. Much to our chagrin, there's no audio component to this particular union, which will bring the pair together in an attempt to create an artistic paradise -- as well as a long-lasting cash cow -- in the Bahamas.

The 'Hips Don't Lie' star and Baby Boomers' favorite rock conceptualist are among the primary investors in a $16 million effort to buy the largely undeveloped island of Bonds Cay and stock it with luxury condominiums and art galleries -- a far cry from the bonefish that are the primary residents at the moment. One of the project's developers tells Forbes magazine that he's banking on potential buyers being intrigued by word that the celebrity owners will actually be living on the premises part-time.