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Directed by Yuzuru Tachikawa, renowned for works such as 'Death Parade,' all three seasons of 'Mob Psycho 100,' and 'Deca-Dence,' the film was produced at studio NUT. The screenplay, conversely, was crafted by NUMBER 8, who serves as the editor of the 'Blue Giant' manga and as the story director for its sequel.

In partnership with Reynolds’ son Todd Fisher and the Debbie Reynolds Estate, this is the first exhibition The Neon Museum has curated. The display honors Reynolds’ Las Vegas legacy from 1962-2014 spanning her time performing at the Riviera, Desert Inn and South Point to owning the Debbie Reynolds Hollywood Hotel.

Indigo De Souza appears on the latest edition of NPR’s Tiny Desk. During the session she performs songs from her recently released album, All of This Will End, including tracks like the gorgeous ballad “Younger and Dumber” and “The Water.” All of This Will End was released earlier this year. Watch the Tiny Desk video now!

Production comes from Paul Epworth on the track Heaven and Ben Allen who co-produces Turn The World On—the band previously worked with Allen on their hit single “Shuffle” back in 2011. The record was mixed by Dave Fridmann (renowned for his work with The Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev, MGMT, HAIM).

After Måneskin’s electric double “VMAs” and US award show debut last year – and history-making win for “Best Alternative” – the globally dominating rockers made their much-anticipated return to the storied MTV stage for the world premiere performance of their forthcoming new single “HONEY (ARE YOU COMING?).” Watch the video performance now!

Through interviews with stage and screen stars who honed their craft at Manhattan Theatre Club (MTC), including David Auburn, Christine Baranski, André De Shields, Laura Linney, John Patrick Shanley, Sarah Jessica Parker and Sam Waterston, the film chronicles the career-making momentsthat have come to define MTC. Watch a video trailer!

Sean “Diddy” Combs, the legendary hip hop mogul and pioneer, appeared at the VMAs last night to perform some of his greatest hits, including 'I'll Be Missing You,' 'Bad Boys For Life,' 'I Need A Girl' and more. Diddy also received the Global Icon Award for his unparalleled career and continued influence. Watch the video now!

Enchanting millions as a singer, songwriter, actress and style icon, Sabrina Carpenter has delivered celebrated anthems, earning multiple gold and platinum certifications and performing before sold out crowds on her own headlining tours as well as opening for Taylor Swift on The Era’s Tour. Watch the video of the performance now!

DMC, Doug E. Fresh, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five and LL COOL J joined Lil Wayne and show emcee Nicki Minaj for a legendary tribute to Hip Hop’s 50th anniversary at last night's VMAs. Watch the video now!

Demi Lovato appeared at the VMAs last night to perform a rock medley of her greatest hits, including 'Cool For the Summer,' 'Heart Attack,' and 'Sorry Not Sorry.' The 14x nominee and multi-hyphenated icon returned for her first “VMAs” performance in 6 years. Watch the video now!

Global megastar, GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMY® Award winner Shakira received MTV’s coveted Video Vanguard Award last night. Shakira took to the stage to perform her biggest hits like 'Hips Don't Lie,' 'Objection (Tango),' Whenever, Wherever,' and more. Watch the video!

Last night, Nicki Minaj hosted the VMAs and treated fans to a world premiere performance of her newest single, “Last Time I Saw You.” Minaj also performed an unreleased single from her upcoming 'Pink Friday 2' album. Watch the performance of 'Last Time I Saw You' and 'Big Difference' now!

Multi-platinum country superstar Kelsea Ballerini spent her 30th birthday at the VMAs to perform 'Penthoouse' off her 'Rolling Up The Welcome Mat' EP. She just wrapped three sold out legs of her headlining tour and a successful trio of coast-to-coast fan screenings for the EPs short film, which she wrote and co-directed. Watch the video!

Reneé Rapp took over the Extended Play Stage at the VMAs to perform her hit singles 'Too Well' and 'Pretty Girls.' Rapp made her Broadway debut playing Regina George in the musical adaptation of Mean Girls, briefly opposite her fellow VMAs nominee Sabrina Carpenter. She reprises the role in the film adaptation of the musical. Watch the video!

Doja Cat appeared at the VMAs last night to perform her new singles 'Attention,' 'Paint the Town Red,' and 'Demons.' The 4x “VMAs” and  GRAMMY® Award-winning global superstar made her MTV return following her memorable hosting and mesmerizing gravity-defying performance of “Been Like This” and “You Right” in 2021. Watch the video!

Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion took the VMAs stage to perform their just-released single “Bongos” LIVE from New Jersey’s Prudential Center. In 2021, the pair received a notable 5x “VMAs” nominations for their unforgettable hit single “WAP” including “Song of the Summer,” “Video of the Year,” “Song of the Year,” and more. Watch the video now!

Olivia Rodrigo took to the stage at MTV's Video Music Awards to perform 'vampire' and 'get him back!' Rodrigo's performance included crashing lights and fallen curtains at the climax of 'vampire,' resulting in a fake stagehand rushing her off the stage, psyching out the audience before she returned to perform 'get him back!' Watch the video now.

Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for take-off because Luenell goes all in for her first ever Netflix stand-up special, Chappelle's Home Team- Luenell: Town Business. Commanding the stage from her hometown in Oakland, California, Luenell exposes all of the absurdities of air travel, the importance of keeping the window shade up.

UPCOMING ALBUM to feature contributions from Jorge Elbrecht (Sky Ferreira, Japanese Breakfast), L'Isle (Ariane Brunet), Elijah Marrett-Hitch (Justin Bieber, Dua Lipa), Kenny Gilmore (Ariel Pink, Weyes Blood), and Philip Shaw-Bova (Angel Olsen, Bahamas). Watch the music video for the new single now!

“Wonder Drug” is from McKenna’s new album, 1988, which was released earlier this summer via CN Records/Thirty Tigers. Produced by Cobb (Brandi Carlile, Jason Isbell) and recorded at his studio in Savannah, GA, 1988 is named for the year McKenna married her husband, and serves as a love letter to her family and lifelong friendships. Watch the video!