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With Election Day looming on Tuesday, Nov. 3, entertainment companies are moving to make it a paid company holiday.It’s currently a civic holiday only in certain states (including New York), while in California employees without sufficient time to vote must be allowed twohours off with pay.

MTV VMAs brought some of the biggest names in music to the stage for a virtual awards show that raised the bar for event TV in the age of the coronavirus pandemic.

Ellise Shafer editorNo one expected this year’s MTV VMAs to be typical. The event, which usually takes place at an arena like New York’s Barclays Center, was forced to go virtual this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but that didn’t stop the network from trying its best to keep the spirit of a live show, well, alive.With the challenges of mandated quarantine and social distancing guidelines affecting cities coast-to-coast, all of this year’s performers, including Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and Miley Cyrus, pre-recorded their performances. And while not all were taped in New York, most made a nod to the city that birthed the once-influential all-music channel back in August 1981.

Jurgen Klopp is lining up a new role for Ismaila Sarr as Liverpool prepare a bid of £40m for the winger. The Reds are looking to improve their squad this summer as they aim on retaining the Premier League title.After winning the trophy with ease, their league rivals have improved their squads while Liverpool have lagged behind.

Justin Bieber opted to not make an in-person appearance for the MTV VMAs tonight with his wife Hailey Baldwin. The ceremony, being conducted in various outdoor locations in New York City, also features some pre-recorded segments and speeches.

One of the most highly-anticipated, star-powered musical numbers from this year's MTV VMAs in New York City just wrapped. Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga performed their duet "Rain on Me," with Gaga lso performing "911" and "Stupid Love" during the show.

2020 MTV VMAs took to social media to express their disappointment at the absence of late NBA star Kobe Bryant in the awards show’s “In Memoriam” segment. The ceremony was broadcast from New York on Sunday and the segment honored stars who have passed away in recent months.While Travis Barker's introduction mentioned late rappers like Juice Wrld and Pop Smoke and noted that the segment would honor “other brilliant artists we lost,” not everyone included in the tribute was primarily associated with music — such as film actor, Chadwick Boseman.

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Lady Gaga dominated the MTV Video Music Awards as she arrived with her head in a bubble, performed in an iconic pink face mask before scooping the inaugural Tricon award.

Riot Games has unveiled a new League Of Legends champion named Samira, also known as the Desert Rose.The developer announced Samira through a new trailer that shows the twin pistol and anime-like sword wielding hero in action. While her abilities have not been officially revealed, the clip gives players a glimpse of what they can expect when the champion arrives in the game in the coming weeks.Check out the trailer below.While a release date for Samira has not been announced, she is believed to be playable in the game sometime in the next two weeks alongside League patch 10.18, according to datamined information.More datamined information breaks down her abilities.

2020 MTV VMAs had some performances that helped satiate the world’s yearning for live music.Many of the performances felt like glorified music videos rather than live entertainment, though especially since a handful were pre-taped in different locations rather than the originally-planned Barclays Center. And as a result, there seemed be even more lip-syncing going on than usual.But still, the best in the biz brought it, providing a much-needed distraction from the never-ending cycle of doom and gloom.Here are some of the standout performances at the 2020 VMAs.The first performance of the main show quickly upped the ante from the pre-show, with a bloody-faced The Weeknd performing his No.

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.

Chadwich Boseman was remembered at the MTV Video Music Awards following his death from cancer aged 43.

The MTV Video Music Awards has defied the coronavirus pandemic to become the first ceremony since the pandemic started but it was not like most other awards.

face mask has become an everyday staple because wearing a face covering can help slow the spread of the coronavirus. However, typical face masks can also make it harder to hear and impossible to read lips, which makes day-to-day life in the age of social distancing especially difficult for the deaf and hard of hearing community. But there's an alternative! Clear face masks are a great option to increase visibility of the face.

CNCO is in the house! The Latin pop quintet — composed of Joel Pimentel, Christopher Vélez, Richard Camacho, Erick Brian Colón, and Zabdiel de Jesús — brought their signature style and flare to the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday.The guys, busting out their best dance moves, got the crowd hyped as they delivered the first public performance of their new song «Beso.» The singers performed at a special drive-in location, where fans enjoyed the show in a safe and controlled environment while overlooking the New York City skyline. Getting as close to the crowd as they could, the singers started out the performance in and on a car themselves before moving to the main stage.

Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is almost over, but you can still access big savings from the department store, including deals that are under $25.The annual shopping event is filled with deals on big brands such as Kate Spade, Burberry, Fendi, Hanky Panky, Nike, Stella McCartney, Charlotte Tilbury, Theory, Adidas, La Mer, Barefoot Dreams, Tumi, Superga, Sunday Riley, Steve Madden, Quay Australia, AG Jeans, Fendi, Alo, The North Face, Patagonia and so many more.Shoppers can still score major discounts on women's apparel, activewear, leggings, beauty, jackets, loungewear, skincare, underwear, diamonds, shoes, fine jewelry, hair tools and on-trend sneakers.

«Carpool Karaoke» segment, hopefuls and regular old seat belt singers: Meet the Carpool Karaoke the Mic.Singing Machine's buzzy portable microphone lets you host your own on-the-go karaoke session and recreate some of the iconic moments seen on from the comfort of your car.Intrigued by this mobile karaoke experience? Here's how it works: Tune in to any empty FM radio station with no signal, pair your mobile device via Bluetooth (or connect with an aux cord) and queue up your favorite songs from any music or karaoke app. You can enhance your vocals with echo effects and sing for up to six hours at a time before recharging the battery.

Jennifer Lopez's sequin face mask is back; additionally, we found another very similar sparkly alternative too.ICYMI: J.Lo was recently spotted sporting a glitzy ivory face mask during two bike rides in the Hamptons with her fiancé, Alex Rodriguez. She wore a similar mask in black while attending a Black Lives Matter protest in Los Angeles.The stylish face mask is from the brand Katie May and aptly named the Disco Ball Face Mask.

daily protection from COVID-19.Demand for the best face mask options has soared in recent months, in part because the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now recommends wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) masks in public settings to help slow the spread of COVID-19. PPE masks are usually made from breathable a fabric like cotton and differ from a surgical mask and N95 respirators that experts say should be reserved for health care workers who are caring for the sick.In times of crisis, it's heartwarming to see companies we love and support giving back using the tools and skills they know best.