Led Zeppelin win Outstanding Achievement prize at GQ Men of the Year awards

Led Zeppelin won the Outstanding Achievement prize at last night's GQ Men of the Year awards (02.09.08). The accolade was handed to Jimmy Page and Robert Plant by Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl at the glamorous event at London's Royal Opera House.The event, hosted by Sir Elton John and Lily Allen, also saw super-producer Mark Ronson win the Alfred Dunhill Maverick Award, while Primal Scream scooped Band Of The Year.During the awards, 'Smile' singer Lily told Elton to "f**k off" when he made a comment about her heavy drinking habits.She said: "F**k off Elton. I am 40 years younger than you and have my whole life ahead of me!"Elton replied: "I could still snort you under the table."Other winners included celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay who took home the BlackBerry Entrepreneur Of The Year accolade, while The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers was named Most Stylish Man Of The Year.'Gavin and Stacey' star James Corden - who took his mother to the ceremony - won the award for Breakthrough Talent.The ceremony was also attended by 'RocknRolla' star Thandie Newton, actress-and-model Elizabeth Hurly and legendary singer Tony Bennett, who collected the Inspiration award.The GQ Men of the Year Award 2008 winners in full:Outstanding Achievement - Led Zeppelin Inspiration - Tony Bennett Lifetime Achievement Award - David Bailey Alfred Dunhill Maverick Award - Mark Ronson Politician Of The Year - Boris Johnson International Man Of The Year - Josh Brolin BlackBerry Entrepreneur Of The Year - Gordon Ramsay Band Of The Year - Primal Scream Radio Personality Of The Year - Chris Evans Chef Of The Year - Mark Hix Most Stylish Man Of The Year - Brandon Flowers Breakthrough Talent - James Corden Woman Of The Year - Sam Taylor Wood TV Personality Of The Year - James Nesbitt Fashion Designer - Christopher Bailey Author Of The Year - Joesph O'Neill Actor Of The Year - Steve Coogan Comedians Of The Year - The Mighty Boosh Visionary - Sir Peter Blake Sportsman Of The Year - Joe Calzaghe Editor's Special Award - Rio Ferdinand