MTV Music Video Awards - Page 2

Rudy Giuliani vs. Beyoncé, Round 2.

All eyes were on power couple Kim Kardashian and Kanye West during the show.

One of the most talked-about moments of Sunday night’s MTV Video Music Awards didn’t even take place on the Madison Square Garden stage.

FOR anyone (everyone) too busy being mesmerised by Beyonce’s show-stealing performance during Sunday’s MTV Music Video Awards, there’s every chance you might have missed a powerful political message in her set.

THEY FOUND LOVE: RiRi and Drake’s body language prove they have mutual feelings for each other

Wedding bells might not be in Drake’s immediate future, but he already has the outfit ready.

Its perfunctory unremarkableness left only one burning question: What wrong did Spears ever do to one of the show’s producers to merit the death-row slot immediately following Beyoncé’s? Below are some of the telecast’s best and worst moments.

Ariana Grande put the quite spin on her Video Music Award performance.

This might be the wildest awards show of the year.

The famous tot possibly outshone her singing mama in a gold tutu-type dress — paired perfectly with a long train and glittery tiara.

If you were placing Vegas odds on whether Spears will sing live Sunday night, that might come in as about a 70-1 bet.

From Rio to the VMAs, the Final Five have come a long way in the last two months.

SUPERSTAR Beyonce has provided one of the early ‘wow’ moments at today’s MTV Video Music Awards red carpet, arriving hand-in-hand with daughter Blue Ivy.

IT had all the ingredients for an amazing MTV VMAs opener: Pop superstar Rihanna performing a medley of some of her biggest hits to date.

A Greek Air Force mechanic checks a plane before its use in the search operation of the EgyptAir plane that crashed into the Mediterranean (AFP Photo/Costas Metaxakis)