VMAs

The memes from the 2016 MTV VMAs will have you cracking up.

On this day, Sept. 4, in hip-hop history, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony performed "Tha Crossroads" at the MTV Video Music Awards.

These rappers love to name-drop the twerking, tongue wagging pop star Miley Cyrus in their songs.

Here are all the hip-hop nominees for this year's 2015 MTV VMAs.

Last year, MTV's annual Video Music Awards got a huge lift by essentially—and smartly, it should be said—putting on a superhero costume and morphing from the VMAs into the Beyonce Music Awards, with a concluding performance of Queen Bey's self-titled album that left us with pos…

Initial reactions generally leaned toward amusement. But that quickly bled away when the horror took over, followed by the cringing, and, finally, the long slow exhale and shake of the head that meant he'd done it again. Hip-hop's most controversial star in years, one of its most simultaneously deri…

While many expected Nicki Minaj to hit the stage with Beyoncé as she began to perform the remix to her jumping track "Flawless", Bey stole the show with a performance all her own. While both ladies shut down the stage at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) last night (Aug…

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Mike WiLL Made It is dropping the video to his first single "23" today, which he filmed the day after the VMAs in Brooklyn with Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J and Miley Cyrus. Following the video shoot, he stopped by The Fader for an interview, where he laid out some of the things he&ap…

Pharrell rode into the VMAs last Sunday in style, leading a bike gang full of BMXers such as Nigel Sylvester and briefly causing everyone to turn and stare. But eye-catching antics were just a part of the philosophy behind that decision—it was also a promotion for the new company he is launchi…

On Sunday night Miley Cyrus twerked her way through a controversial performance at this year's VMA's and the internet hasn't stopped dissecting, mocking and arguing about the performance ever since. Was it racist? Was it embarrassing? Was it secretly genius...

Sometimes, it only takes 27 seconds for life to change completely. Just ask Ray Dalton, whose half-minute hook on Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' monstrous "Can't Hold Us" took the twenty-three-year-old tennis instructor from Seattle onto a whirlwind tour that's spanned the globe and sent his n…