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All hail TikTok queen Doja Cat. The 24-year-old singer and rapper, who rose to viral fame on the short video platform, made her VMAs debut at the 2020 show, performing her hit songs “Say So” and “Like That.” Doja, whose real name is Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini, started her performance with a throwback nod to MTV …
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She came in like a wrecking ball . . . again. Miley Cyrus re-created 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 …
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MTV paid tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman during the 2020 Video Music Awards on Sunday night, two days after the “Black Panther” star succumbed to his four-year battle with colon cancer. “Before we get into the music tonight, we need to dedicate the time to talk about the devastating loss of Chadwick Boseman, an …
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The show must go on — despite the coronavirus pandemic. The 2020 VMAs will celebrate the year’s best music videos Sunday on MTV — just not in the manner they’re used to. Originally set for a return to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, the normally in-person celebration was derailed by COVID-19 concerns and instead revealed winners and …
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The 2020 MTV Video Music Awards are scheduled to air “live” from New York on Sunday night, but most of the performances, award presentations, and red carpet interviews were already pre-recorded days in advance, Page Six has learned. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, MTV took additional measures this year to produce the award show within …
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The coronavirus decimated the 2020 music festival season, so consider Sunday’s MTV VMAs the hottest virtual concert of the year. The annual Video Music Award extravaganza is just about the closest thing to a live music event we’ll see this year — even if stars might be accepting their Moon Person trophies on the August …
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The 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 …
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Keke Palmer is going to be having a real kiki as host of the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards from New York on Sunday. The “Hustlers” actress-singer, 27, will preside over performances by the likes of Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and Miley Cyrus in the first live major awards show of the …
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When reggaeton star Maluma hits the stage at the VMAs Sunday, it won’t be the way he planned. “I wanted to get to the performance riding a bull, and they told me that I couldn’t do it because of the coronavirus,” he told The Post. “I wanted to bring, like, 20 dancers, and we couldn’t. …
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Bella Hadid is making a statement for the 2020 VMAs — with or without a red carpet. The model, 23, stepped out in Soho on Friday afternoon dressed in a killer look on her way to a pre-awards show event. Wearing oversized trousers, Hadid looked super sexy in a barely-there sheer mesh long-sleeved top with …
All hail TikTok queen Doja Cat. The 24-year-old singer and rapper, who rose to viral fame on the short video platform, made her VMAs debut at the 2020 show, performing her hit songs “Say So” and “Like That.” Doja, whose real name is Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini, started her performance with a throwback nod to MTV …
