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The Top 50 Music Videos Featuring Movie Stars
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With the MTV Video Music Awards hitting MTV tomorrow at 8 p.m. ET, we've compiled a list of the 50 best based on a number of factors: creativity of video, quality of actor's performance and, for some, random dancing ability. Our only caveats: no cameos and no soundtracks. The debate begins now. Get More »
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Video Music Awards Adds 'Breaking Dawn – Part 2' Trailer to Lineup
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"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" is taking a bite out of the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards.
A brand new 90-second trailer for the film franchise's final installment, which hits theaters Nov. 16, will debut during the show, airing Thursday, Sept. 6, at 8 p.m. ET/PT
The closing chapter of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling series, which hits theaters Nov. 16, finds a newly-turned vampire Bella (played by Kristen Stewart) and her Cullen clan fending off the advances of the villainous Volturi with the help of allies, both cold- and hot-blooded.
Visit MTV.com for more details and thoughts from director Bill Condon.
Should Eva Longoria Star in a Kim Kardashian Movie?
It's inevitable. Someday, there will be a series of biopics about some of our favorite reality stars. Some will be comedies (ahem, "Jersey Shore" -- see their casting thoughts here and here), some will be tragedies (we're lookin' at you, Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt) and some will be filled with the intricacies needed of a serious actor.
We're talking about Kim Kardashian, obviously.
When we spoke to her about this at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, she didn't have to think about it before throwing out her casting suggestion.
"Eva Longoria - I love her," she declared.
We have to confess we're a little impressed. Despite the age difference, that might not be a bad call. What do you think?
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The Best Movie Moments From the 2011 VMAs
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This year MTV's Video Music Awards was more than just a cavalcade of the most outlandish live performances your eyes ever beheld, it was also a chance for some of Tinseltown's biggest superstars to bask in the spectacle and perhaps promote an upcoming movie or two.
Even the black carpet pre-show provided some face time with cinema's best and brightest, as Seth Rogen briefly talked up his new comedy "50/50," while Taylor Lautner discussed his much-hyped kiss with "Twilight" co-star Robert Pattinson at this past June's MTV Movie Awards. Get More »
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Hot People Looking Hot Rocks With the 2011 Video Music Awards
Sure, the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards has stars like Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj and Kreayshawn looking all edgy and artist-like, but do you know what else they have?
Movie stars! And tons of 'em looking fly on the red carpet.
Between the A-listers like Selena Gomez and Taylor Lautner and rising stars like Tyler Posey and the cast of "Jersey Shore" (seriously, you don't want to miss this photo), this ain't your typical awards show and it sure as heck isn't your typical red carpet.
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The VMAs Take Hollywood: A Rundown of Key Movie Moments
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If you missed MTV's annual Video Music Awards last night, don't worry, you didn't miss much -- just some of Hollywood's biggest stars hobnobbing with the hottest pop artists in the world and hyping their new films with surprise appearances and exclusive clips.
And, of course, moments that will likely be talked about for days to come, like "Jackass 3D's" enormous "hand job." In other words, the usual.
That's cool, though, because we're here to help you with our rundown of the key moments from the VMAs. Get More »
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The Movie Lover's Guide to the 2010 VMAs
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This weekend, Hollywood's movers and shakers will be gathering in Los Angeles for one of the biggest award events around -- assuming, of course, Kanye West lets them.
So what should the discerning movie fan be on the lookout for at MTV's 2010 Video Music Awards (this Sunday at 9 p.m. EST)? Our money is on the crowded "Video of the Year" category, which has previously proven to be a breeding ground for acclaimed directors such as Spike Jonze and David Fincher.
And, of course, you can't overlook Kanye himself, who is going to be introduced by this summer's MTV Movie Awards host Aziz Ansari; Get More »
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