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    Madonna Opens MTV VMAs with Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx▼Madonna Opens MTV Video Music Awards With Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx, Plus Sombr, Debi Mazar and More✉newsCultureMusic7 h ago

    Madonna opened the MTV Video Music Awards in a segment featuring Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx, with appearances from Sombr and Debi Mazar among others. The pairing of pop's biggest legacy star with two of today's most-streamed artists is drawing attention, as fans react to the cross-generational stage moment at one of music television's flagship ceremonies.

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    Sombr's NSFW Belt at the VMAs Divides the Internet▼Sombr’s NSFW Belt at the VMAs Is Dividing the Internet✉newsTechnologyInternet1 h ago

    Singer Sombr turned heads at the MTV Video Music Awards with a belt that many viewers deemed not safe for work, and reactions online are split. Some fans are praising the bold red-carpet fashion statement, while others are calling the look inappropriate for a televised awards show. The outfit has become one of the most talked-about moments from this year's VMAs.

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    Stars arrive on the red carpet at 2026 MTV VMAs▼2026 MTV VMAs red carpet photos: Taylor Swift, Sombr, Charli xcx, Lisa and more stars arrive at Video Music Awards✉newsCultureCelebrity6 h ago

    Photos from the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet show Taylor Swift, Sombr, Charli xcx, Lisa and other major stars arriving for the ceremony. The event brings together some of music's biggest names, with photographers capturing arrivals ahead of the show. Coverage is focusing on what the celebrities wore and which nominees turned out.

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    Greece stun Klopp's Germany; Ireland honour Gaza victims▼Greece stun Klopp's Germany as Ireland show sorrow for Gaza✉newsWarMiddle East15 h ago

    Greece claimed a surprise victory over a German side associated with Jürgen Klopp, while Ireland's fixture carried a sombre tone as players and fans showed support for Gaza. The double-header drew attention for both the sporting upset and the Irish tributes to civilians killed in the conflict.