Much to the chagrin of "Twilight" fans, MTV took a big leap away from the Stephenie Meyers film series by only awarding one nomination to last November's blockbuster "Breaking Dawn, Pt. 2." T...
And so the 2013 MTV Movie Awards draws to a close. "The Avengers" and "Silver Linings Playbook" were the night's big winners, the result of a line-up of nominees that was uncharacteristically....
Rising from a beaded, glimmering backdrop was Selena Gomez at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night, performing "Come & Get It" live for the very first time on TV.
The pop singer was flanked by dancer...
Why they're No. 10: With their No. 1 Billboard single "Thrift Shop" becoming one of the biggest sleeper hits of the year, the hip-hop duo (rapper Macklemore and producer Ryan Lewis) have gone ...
While the MTV Movie Awards may be a good promotional opportunity for Hollywood's biggest stars, it's also not exactly the Oscars - meaning many A-listers probably aren't too keen on plugging their latest projects...
The most interesting takeaway of tonight's MTV Movie Awards wasn't necessarily that "The Avengers" predictably scooped up the prize for Movie of the Year. (Though, I say predictably, but I'm clearly garbage ...
Macklemore combined leather-wear and a brilliant blue matador caped outfit for his track "Can't Hold Us" with Ryan Lewis during the MTV Movie Awards. The backing band brass section? Matching mariachi ge...
Rebel Wilson returned to her singing role in "Pitch Perfect" for the opening stage number at the MTV Movie Awards. That role, however, never involved nunchucks, insofar as we know. This time, it did.&nb...
Have you ever wondered why some pseudo, faded or wannabee stars hog the red carpet? Why they just won't sit down so we can see the big names? Well, the MTV Movie Awards is a prime example of a red carp...
Like it or not, Selena Gomez and Kim Kardashian are two of the biggest names in pop culture right now, and the pair made dreams come true for the photogs at this evening's MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles when the...
