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As T.I. gears up for the release of his upcoming "Paperwork" LP, MTV has ranked his past releases in order from best to worst. According to the network's ranking, Tip's sophomore album "Trap Muzik" is his best studio release to date. -
Ozzy Osbourne to Receive Global Icon Award at MTV EMAs after Making Headlines with Questionable 9/11 Remarks
After making headlines with his questionable 9/11 remarks, it has been announced that Ozzy Osbourne will be honored with the Global Icon Award at the MTV EMAs in Glasgow, Scotland, in November. -
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It's been a rough day for MMA fighter and former host of MTV show "Bully Beatdown" Jason "Mayhem" Miller. At around 2 p.m. today (October 9), the fighter was taken into custody by law enforcement after live tweeting a standoff. -
R.E.M., MTV Team Up for Expansive DVD Collection 'REMTV'
Way back in the day when MTV played music videos instead of Teen Mom 2 and Teen Wolf (ask your grandma about it!), the network had a special connection and relationship with R.E.M. Now, three years after its break up, the "Man on the Man" band is releasing a commemorative box set with Unplugged sets, old interviews and more with MTV, fittingly called REMTV. -
Original MTV VJ Mark Goodman Felt Pushed Out Of His Job By Kurt Loder
When MTV first launched way back in 1981 Mark Goodman, one of the networks first 'video jockeys' quickly became a household name. Not only did he introduce videos but he also hosted 'The Week In Rock' , one of MTV's most popular shows back in the day. Goodman loved to go into the studio with various artists and watch them get lost in the process of making music. He also said in a new interview that he loved connecting with musicians through interviews and finding common ground. One thing that Goodman didn't love was Kurt Loder, a writer for Rolling Stone that bashed music television until being offered a job by MTV. -
Ja Rule Gets His Own MTV Reality Show, 'Follow The Rules'
It was announced today that MTV will be airing a new reality series (or as everyone else seems to be calling it, a "docuseries") about Queens rapper Ja Rule and his family. Follow The Rules will capture life at Ja Rule's house, where the rapper lives with his wife Aisha, his teenage sons Jeffery Jr. and Jordan, his college-age daughter Brittney, his mother, and his mother-in-law. -
MTV To Air New Documentary Series Featuring Demi Lovato & Snoop Dogg
According to The Hollywood Reporter, MTV has set forth plans to create an hour-long documentary series titled The Ride that it will spread across its international networks. The network originally did this back in June when it aired in the UK and centered on the career of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. The series will pick up again overseas in October. -
Miley Cyrus’ VMAs Date Jesse Helt Turns Himself Over To Police
Just a couple of days ago, Music Times reported that Miley Cyrus’ MTV Video Music Awards homeless runaway date, Jesse Helt, had a warrant out for his arrest as a result of a number of probation violations. Now, it appears the young man has turned himself into Dallas, Oregon police just last night (Thursday, Aug. 28), reports Statesman Journal. -
VMAs 2014: 8 Things We Learned From This Year's Show
MTV's Video Music Awards is by far the most exciting, provocative, and culturally relevant awards show each year, so there's always plenty to learn from each year's broadcast. Here are eight things we learned from last night's VMA's. -
VMAs 2014: ‘SNL’ Star Jay Pharoah Impersonates Kanye West - Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner And Kylie Jenner React [WATCH]
A lot seemed to go down during last night's MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), but one of our favorite moments was when Saturday Night Live star Jay Pharoah took to the stage impersonating everyone's favorite preacher, Kanye West. And while we loved seeing his spot on impression, watching wife Kim Kardashian and Kendall and Kylie Jenner react to it was even better. -
5 Worst VMA Video Of The Year Winners: Katy Perry, Britney Spears, And More
Many of the music videos that have won the top prize at MTV's Video Music Awards are beautiful works of art, and some of them are just plain awesome. However, there are a couple videos that will leave you wondering (at least they left me wondering) what the voters thought was so great about them. Here are the five worst VMA Video of the Year winners. -
10 Best VMA Video Of The Year Winners Of All Time: Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, And More
It's been thirty years since the very first Video Music Awards on MTV, which means thirty videos have been granted the award for Video of the Year. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the VMA's, here are the best of the best, the top 10 winners of the coveted Video of the Year award.
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