The credits are now rolling on the 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards.
Broadcast virtually in light of the global health crisis, the action-packed extravaganza boasted many a memorable moment – including performances from the likes of Alicia Keys, Doja Cat, DaBaby,Little Mix, Sam Smith,
With all eyes on who took home which honor, did your favorite win any of the coveted awards?
With tonight bringing with it the 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards, what time is better than the present to revisit one of the most iconic moments in the show’s history?
This week’s pick is Beyonce‘s fire-fuelled performance of ‘Baby Boy’ at the 2003 ceremony in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Armed with the momentum of global breakout smash ‘Crazy In Love,’ Bey opted not to rest on the laurels of her preceding success. Instead, she mounted a huge international push for its Sean Paul assisted follow-up, ‘Boy.’
Performed on many a stage, no rendition was grander in scale than the spectacle she unleashed at the EMAs.
A fusion of old school Hollywood and street-flavored flair, the performance fittingly finished with flames!
[Fun Fact: the version of the performance most know (above) was actually the second to be broadcast. Indeed, when atechnical glitchat the most pivotal part marred the first, a do-over was actioned. A wise call, as that’s what most international markets saw and is what aired with every subsequent replay]
The showing is also notable for being the only televised performance Beyonce and Sean Paul gave together. And what a moment it was!
Little Mix may be a member down, but they still managed to deliver while pulling double duty at the 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards tonight.
With Jesy recovering from illness, Jade, Perrie, and Leigh-Anne hosted this year’s ceremony and also rocked the house with a rousing rendition of current single ‘Sweet Melody.’
The showing serves as the latest high-profile promotional spot for the Pop quad’s sixth studio album ‘Confetti’ – which arrived this week to rave reviews and is currently in contention for the top spot on the UK chart.
Beyonce may have suggested that she’ll be slowing down in her recent interview with British Vogue, but it appears the superstar singer is pressing ahead full speed with exciting plans for 2021.
As reported, Beyonce is the cover star for British Vogue‘s coveted December issue.
Savvily timed to coincide with the launch of her Adidas x Ivy Park DRIP 2 line, the spread also saw Queen Bey pair her athleisure push with high fashion too.
With the issue now on newsstands, more from the stunning shoot – which was lensed by 21-year-old Kennedi Carter – have surfaced.
Little Mix are hot on the promotional trail for new album ‘Confetti.’
Their latest stop is the cover of YOU Magazine.
Stunning in an array of Autumnal colours, Jesy, Jade, Perrie, and Leigh-Anne pair their photoshoot with an insightful interview reflecting on their nine-year journey.
During the candid chat, the ‘Sweet Melody’ singers opened up about being businesswomen and navigating sexism and trolls in the contemporary climate.