Both Democrats and Republicans Condemn Trump's Border Wall National Emergency
The President's Friday morning declaration starts an uphill battle
Rising Rapper Phora Has Been Going Hard For Nearly A Decade — Just Ask His Legions Of Fans
MTV News talks to the Anaheim artist about YouTube comments, sneakers, and new song 'i still love you'
Cardi B's Pianist, Chloe Flower, Can't Stop Laughing At Your Grammy Memes
The performer tells MTV News about her moment-owning "Money" work on the keys
Drake Found A Signature Sound On So Far Gone — Here's How It's Evolved
Ten years of airy R&B, trap, dancehall, bounce, and more
Even After 21 Savage's Release, the Unsettling Reality of His Arrest Remains
Though Savage's release from detainment is a relief for many, the entire saga underlines a stark and undeniable truth
Inside Sir Babygirl's Neon World Of Offbeat Pop And Devoted Fans
With her debut LP, 'Crush On Me,' out this Friday, the burgeoning talent is making pop-star moves on an indie budget
Daniel Radcliffe Has Become One Of Our Most Fearless Actors
The face of a multi-billion dollar blockbuster franchise has used his success to do exactly what he wants
How Selena Gomez And Julia Michaels Captured My Mental-Health Struggle In A Song
In their collaboration "Anxiety," I heard my own
A Guide to Pacific-Trap&B, Pop's Latest Genre From Ariana Grande, Kehlani, And More
Here are eight songs to explain the fusion happening between trap&B and various East Asian pop genres
For Asian-American Artists, K-pop Is A Homecoming
Just as their parents saw the U.S. as the land of opportunity, Korean Americans with pop-star dreams now see Korea as a place to make it big
In Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, It's Too Easy to Forget Ted Bundy Was a Monster
The film's fixation on Bundy's charm overshadows his horrific crimes
How Bad Bunny Bridges LGBTQ And Latinx Identities With His Inclusive ‘Caro’ Video
The fast-rising Latin trap star has been unafraid to put himself at odds with toxic masculinity
In State of the Union Address, Trump's Attempts at Bipartisanship Fall Flat
The President often stumbled throughout a speech that covered the economy, abortion rights, and more
Surrounded By Fans And Family, Jussie Smollett Showed Strength In His Return
'I'm OK,' the Empire star said as he fought through tears. 'I'm not fully healed yet but I'm going to.'
Jawline Documentary Follows The Fleeting Fame Of Teenage Social Media Success
At the age of 16, Austyn Tester wanted to escape his boring life in rural Tennessee — so he downloaded an app and hit record
Will Presidential Hopeful Cory Booker Prove He's For the People?
The Democratic candidate's political allegiances have been questioned
What Terry Crews' Critics Are Still Getting Wrong About Masculinity
Comedian D.L. Hughley's criticisms of Crews expose his limited view of what makes a man
Hala Director Minhal Baig On Making A Movie For First Generation Muslim-Americans
The Sundance darling — acquired by Apple — captures an experience rarely told on-screen
Ariana Grande Fixed Her 'Grill' Tattoo And Now All Is Right In The World
Goodbye "tiny charcoal grill"
Earl Sweatshirt's New Film Nowhere, Nobody Is Packed With Symbols (We Think)
His next tour kicks off in March
Taylor Swift Has Ushered in a New Wave of Concert Safety — But Are We Ready For It?
Advances in technology are keeping Swift and her fans safer, but where is the line drawn?
How 'Native Son' Uses Horror to Confront Racial Inequality and White Guilt
Rashid Johnson's 2019 adaptation of Richard Wright's classic novel is an eerie update with a terrifying twist
The Last Act of 'Dirty Trickster' Roger Stone
Faced with seven charges including witness tampering and lying to Congress, the odds aren't in Stone's favor
Kamala Harris' Fight for the 2020 Democratic Nomination Won't Be Easy
Her efforts to connect with black voters could make or break her political future.