LOS ANGELES – Journalist and immigration activist Jose Antonio Vargas has confirmed that he plans to make a sequel to his controversial MTV film White People.
An extreme sports star died during a stunt when he struck a tree trying to land during a skydiving show.
Miley Cyrus is angry at the reception accorded Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood” music video, claiming in a recent interview that the star-studded video inappropriately glorifies guns and violence.
Illegal immigrant and journalist Jose Antonio Vargas’ documentary White People debuted on MTV Wednesday night, and Vargas believes in the film’s message: white Americans must embrace and be included in conversations about race, because it’s their destiny.
Do you watch MTV? Probably not. No one really does. So how is it that a network with almost no viewers manages to not only stay on the air but produce “White People,” a white-shaming movie directed by a racist
A trailer for MTV’s latest documentary debuted this week, and like a great deal of the network’s previous programming, White People and its illegal immigrant director seem ready to bring the drama.
On June 2 HBO, MTV, and a host of celebrities will be joining Michael Bloomberg and other pro-gun control groups to watch participating mayors proclaim “Gun Violence Awareness Day” in their cities.
It’s never been a secret that Madonna, 56, has a thing for younger men, however, it appears to now be confirmed that 28-year-old hip-hop artist Drake isn’t seeking the companionship of a more seasoned woman.
Valerie Fairman, a one-time star of MTV’s 16 and Pregnant, was arrested for prostitution on Friday after police found her allegedly soliciting a sex act in New Castle, Delaware.
Jill Soloway, creator of Amazon’s transgender series Transparent, is reportedly teaming up with MTV for a comedy series about modern feminism.
