MTV

Now I'll admit its a little silly for a channel that doesn't show music videos to have a "Video Music Awards" show, but such is the life of MTV. In between shows about morons from New Jersey and pregnant teens the channel gives a few shout outs to what made it famous.

New footage from that staple of the 90's...Beavis and Butthead.  A buddy and I used to drive our teacher batsh*t crazy by imitating the duo during first period English class. Sorry Mrs. Stinson, you know you loved it.

I don't get it and I am okay with that.  Apparently the VMA's brought in the largest audience they have ever had...EVER?! Even more so than an episode of Singled Out? This is not the world I want to live in...

On August 1, 1981, television and music shacked up on a little cable channel called MTV, hosted by a collective of video jockeys or “VJs.” MTV has been through countless iterations and format changes ever since and as it shifted its focus to reality fare like 'Jersey Shore' and 'Teen Mom' in recent years, the VJs became less instrumental to the channel's brand. As MTV turns 30 today, let's take a

A huge staple of my high school experience and 90's pop culture are returning to MTV this Fall.  At Comic-Con in San Diego, Mike Judge (the series creator) unveiled clips from the revitalized franchise, which looks just about like it did almost 15 years ago.