VMAs 2020: Last News

2020 MTV VMAs were moved from Barclays Center to various outdoor locations in the city — as well as remotely from Los Angeles and, for K-pop sensation BTS, South Korea — it was clear that this wasn’t going to look or feel like any other VMAs.And it didn’t. As the first major live awards show in the COVID era, it didn’t have the same energy that we’re used to from one of the biggest nights in show biz.But still, the show — hosted by “Hustlers” actress-singer Keke Palmer — had to go on.

2020 VMAs, the singer — who took home the VMA for best R&B and video of the year for “Blinding Lights” — appeared to have a broken nose and black eyes and was bleeding during his performance atop Hudson Yards in New York City.But don’t call 9-1-1 just yet: it was just makeup.The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, embraced a similar battered aesthetic in the short film “After Hours,” which has the same name as his most recent album, and in the music video for “Blinding Lights.”The 30-year-old donned that gory look, blood and red jacket included, when he performed on SNL in March.

one Twitter user commented.Wearing a barely-there nude bodysuit, the singer frolicked around the stage with mask-clad dancers bumping and grinding to the mashup.The Los Angeles native was nominated for three awards this year, including song of the year for “Say So,” which pit her up against heavy-hitters Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish and Post Malone. She was also nominated for the Push best new artist category and best direction for the song’s music video.

her infamous “Wrecking Ball” video at the 2020 VMAs.During what appeared to be a pre-recorded performance of her new single “Midnight Sky,” the 27-year-old thew it back to her 2013 hit, straddling a large disco ball and swinging from the ceiling.In the music video for “Wrecking Ball,” off the former Disney star’s album “Bangerz,” Cyrus rode a construction ball in underwear and boots.In tonight’s ’80s inspired performance, Cyrus rocked a vintage mullet — not unlike the business in the front, party in the back hairdo her famous dad Billy Ray helped make popular.“Fire in my lungs, can’t bite the devil on my tongue,” she sang atop the sparkler.Some have speculated the new song’s lyrics are about Cyrus’ year of heartbreak.The “Hannah Montana”

2020 MTV VMAs are here to break your Netflix and quarantine routine.The 35th annual music video awards telecast on Sunday, Aug. 30 will offer some much-needed escape, as the coronavirus continues to halt life and — and live music — as we know it.While it won’t be the typical award-show experience spectacle we’re used to, music’s hottest stars will be in attendance, whether hitting an NYC stage for a top-secret performance or appearing virtually from their homes.Here’s everything you need to know about the 2020 VMAs, from how to watch it to the many changes it went through to become the first major awards show of the socially distanced COVID-19 era.The show will begin Sunday, Aug.

BTS members are as disappointed as the ARMY about the tour not panning out the way they hoped it would. Although RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook have been working hard and finding alternatives to keep their fans connected - via In The Soop BTS Ver, the Bang Bang Con Lives, and even releasing new music, they have expressed their heartbreak over not seeing the stadiums turn purple.