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Beavis and Butthead might have gotten a second shot at life on MTV, but in lieu of spinoff Daria ever coming back, co-creator Susie Lewis has the next best thing. See what Daria, Quinn, Jane and Trent all look like in 2017, as the 20th anniversary brings out new designs and a look at their lives.

Everyone at the 1996 Video Music Awards went crazy when host Dennis Miller brought out the long-estranged bandmates.

MTV has caught the Louisiana Film Prize bug and they're not afraid to tell the world!

Look, a couple of months ago, I posted a story to this very website lamenting how much I missed Celebrity Deathmatch on MTV (here is the evidence for you). Well, apparently someone at MTV 2 listens to 99X because apparently the just ordered a pilot to revive Celebrity Deathmatch!

I don't know about you, but I loved 90s MTV! It was awesome! You had great shows like Beavis and Butthead, the Head, The Maxx, Aeon Flux, and Daria just to name a few. But one show that I still pine for that nobody really talks about is Celebrity Death Match! It was quite possibly one of the greatest shows on Television (not to mention Playstation game)! So, here are a few of my favorite matches f

Once upon a time, when MTV actually played music, there was a little show call Total Request Live starring Carson Daily (and then a revolving door of hosts including Damien Fahey, Hilarie Burton, Vanessa Minnillo, Quddus, La La Vasquez, and Susie Castillo). This show forced many artist into the mainstream including the Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, and 98 Degrees just to name a few. Then a little band c

We always talk about "remember when MTV actually played music?" Yeah, well they did that, but they also had really cool shows like 120 Minutes. Just recently a video surfaced from a 1994 interview of Beck by Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore. WOW! It's so bad, but I can't help but laugh!

Evanescence have announced that their next single will be ‘My Heart Is Broken,’ and the band recently took up shop in Los Angeles to film the video for the song.

The boys are back! It’s been quite some time since ‘Beavis and Butt-head’ went off the air in 1997, but, thankfully, they’ve returned with all-new idiocy and a desire to skewer recent pop cultural phenomenons. Let’s just say that copious suntanning isn’t the only way the  ‘Jersey Shore’ gang are getting burned.

The Foo Fighters scored their second moon man for Best Rock Video at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards last night. I know I was also surprised that the Foo Fighters have only won a total of TWO awards at the VMA's, but I really think they deserved this win for their video "Walk." The Foo's beat out Cage the Elephant "Shake Me Down," The Black Keys "Howlin' For You," Fos

Time may be running out on 30 Seconds to Mars — or maybe not. A rumor has been circulating for months that the band intends to break up following its 2011 tour. And in recent interviews, guitarist Tomo Milicevic and singer Jared Leto have only added to the uncertainty of the group’s future instead of clearing things up.

On August 1, 1981, television and music shacked up on a little cable channel called MTV, hosted by a collective of video jockeys or “VJs.” MTV has been through countless iterations and format changes ever since and as it shifted its focus to reality fare like 'Jersey Shore' and 'Teen Mom' in recent years, the VJs became less instrumental to the channel's brand. As MTV turns 30 today, let's take a