• VMAS 2015: Tori Kelly Performs "Should've Been Us"

    Artist on the rise, Tori Kelly, gave fans something to talk about during her performance at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday Aug. 30 at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. The 22-year-old singer and songwriter sang her heart out to her radio single, "Should've Been Us." This was the first time Kelly ever hit the mic to show her musical talents at the VMAs, but after this performance, it probably won't be her last.

  • VMAs 2015: Pharrell Brings 'Freedom' to Downtown L.A. in Divisive Night [WATCH]

    In a MTV VMAs night filled with shocking events, from Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus settling their beef to Kanye West accepting his Video Vanguard Award, someone had to bring the MTV show back to reality, and that job went to Pharrell, who took to downtown Los Angeles to bring his new single "Freedom" to the masses.

  • VMAS 2015: Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift Make Up with 'Trini Dem Girls' and 'Bad Blood'

    Nicki Minaj shut down the 2015 MTV Video Music Award stage as she opened the show with the first performance of the night on Sunday Aug. 30. Performing her hit singles "Trini Dem Girls" and "The Night is Still Young" in a sexy red outfit and matching red and white feathered head piece, we didn't think things could get any better. Well, we were wrong. Minaj surprised viewers everywhere when she brought out the last person expected to join her on stage: Taylor Swift.

  • VMAs 2015: Nick Jonas Performs New Single 'Levels'

    Though it is only the pre-show, MTV is bringing out the stars to perform before the main event even begins. While Walk The Moon has been rocking the crowd on the red carpet, with an odd mixture of random covers and now Nick Jonas is up to perform his new single "Levels."

  • Justin Timberlake, Jonathan Demme To Craft 'Space Age' Concert Film

    Oscar-Winning director Jonathan Demme, known for his work on "Silence of the Lambs" and the 1982 Talking Heads concert film, "Stop Making Sense," is teaming up with singer/songwriter and new father, Justin Timberlake. Together, the two will craft a concert film that details the final Las Vegas stop on the singer's 143 date "20/20 Experience" world tour. Demme will start editing the still-unnamed, independent concert film in the fall, Entertainment Weekly notes.
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