Peter Gabriel's iconic song holds the record for the most wins for a single video at the MTV Music Video Awards in 1987. It ...

Sadly, a recent announcement revealed that MTV will be shut down by 31 December 2025, seeing the end of MTV Music, MTV 80s, ...

Sources told the New York Post that for now, CEO David Ellison and his deputy Jeff Shell have no plans to close MTV’s U.S.

MTV is shutting down five of its iconic music channels, including MTV Music, MTV 80s, MTV 90s, Club MTV, and MTV Live, by December 31, 2025. This decision, driven by changing viewing habits and ...

According to legend, before Michael Jackson, MTV didn’t show Black performers. Then, overnight, MTV evolved from a snobbish advert for the Second British Invasion to a true reflection of eclectic ...

On Friday, October 10, MTV announced that it will close five channels in the U.K., after nearly 40 years. Music videos began in the 1960s and have been a cornerstone of the pop culture lexicon for ...

MTV is shuttering its music channels in the UK – and now fans are wondering if the US could be next. The iconic music TV channel is closing five stations in the UK, including MTV Music, MTV 80s, MTV ...

MTV’s first ever broadcast on August 1st, 1981 starts with footage of the Apollo 11 rocket launch. As the rocket lifts off, the footage cuts to an astronaut jumping on the moon, an acid-pop colored ...

In the ’80s and ’90s heyday of MTV, video vixens — women with beauty-queen looks and sultry moves — got as much screen time as the male acts they supported. Some even became stars in their own right: ...

Nina Blackwood picks up the phone, and you instantly know it’s Nina Blackwood. Her voice is just as raspy as you remember it from her MTV days — maybe even raspier. Back in the 1980s, Blackwood used ...

If you grew up watching MTV in the '80s and '90s, there was one name you knew you could trust: Kurt Loder. The respected journalist joined MTV in 1987, following a nine-year stint at Rolling Stone.

MTV Legend, 80, Is Unrecognizable Reuniting With Fellow On-Air Icons originally appeared on Parade. If you grew up watching MTV in the '80s and '90s, there was one name you knew you could trust: Kurt ...