Jun, 19

Hunter Hayes Gives Advice To Early-Morning OMAs Performers: ‘Don’t Sleep’

O Music Awards veteran talks to MTV News about what kept him going during last year’s 24-hour show. By Christina Garibaldi, with additional reporting by Cory Midgarden

Jun, 19

James Gandolfini Brought ‘Comfort’ On Set, Kristen Stewart Says

In a 2010 interview with MTV News, Stewart talks about the pleasure of working with co-star Gandolfini, who died on Wednesday. By Todd Gilchrist

Jun, 19

Jonas Brothers Kick Off O Music Awards With Acoustic Times Square Show!: Watch Now!

Team Jonas shakes pom poms for the trio on as the bros play awesome unplugged set at OMusicAwards.com. Tune in for 24 hours of live music! By Chandra Johnson

Jun, 19

James Gandolfini Dies In Italy

51-year-old ‘Sopranos’ star reportedly suffered a heart attack. By Emily Blake

Jun, 19

50 Cent Challenged J. Cole ‘To Get It Right’ In The Born Sinner Studio

Cole recalls his ‘crazy’ studio session with Fif for his Born Sinner track ‘New York Times.’ By Nadeska Alexis, with reporting by Sway Calloway

Jun, 19

‘Star Wars VII’ Cast List Leaks: Who Are The Seven Characters?

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While details are scarce, an unconfirmed cast list hits the Web and has avid fans speculating. By Todd Gilchrist Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford in “Star Wars” Photo: Lucasfilm

Jun, 19

O Music Awards Kick Off With 50 Bands In 24 Hours: Watch It Now!

Tune in as Jonas Brothers we kick off ‘Live Music Day’ with Hanson, Kat Dahlia, Kate Nash and many more on OMusicAwards.com starting 7 p.m. ET tonight. By MTV News staff

Jun, 19

‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ Locks In Director

Sam Taylor-Johnson will direct the big-screen adaptation of E.L. James’ bestseller. By Jocelyn Vena

Jun, 19

Miley Cyrus On ‘We Can’t Stop’: I’m ‘Obviously’ Singing Miley, Not Molly

‘I have an accent!,’ Cyrus tells Rolling Stone about single and just-released video for ‘We Can’t Stop.’ By Jocelyn Vena

Jun, 19

Kanye West’s ‘Blood On The Leaves’ And The History Of ‘Strange Fruit’

Billie Holiday originally sang the song about lynching in 1939. By Gil Kaufman