Probably not safe for work, but "Unholy" lives up to its title with Sam Smith, Kim Petras, and an audacious group of dancers getting as freaky as they wanna be in a stage show at a unique spot called The Body Shop.
Shortlists for the 2022 edition of UK Music Video Awards have been announced. FKA Twigs leads all nominees with 8 nominations, followed by Black Midi and Little Simz with six apiece. Other multiple nominees include British acts Adele, Arlo Parks, alt-J, black midi, FKA twigs, Florence + The Machine, Gorillaz, IDLES, Jeshi, Kylie Minogue & Jessie Ware, Little Simz, Loyle Carner, Wet Leg and Yard Act, plus International acts Kendrick Lamar, Doechii, Lil Nas X, Pharrell (ft 21 Savage & Tyler The Creator), Stromae and Tove Lo.
The winners at this year’s UKMVAs will be announced at the awards ceremony at London's Magazine, a new state-of-the-art events venue, on October 27th. Tickets for the awards show at are on sale now at www.ukmva.com. Read more for the full nomination list, or visit the UKMVA's website.
A dance "refresh" of Elton John's "Tiny Dancer" with Britney Spears on vocals gets matched with this colorful dance piece shot amongst the beautiful backdrop and architecture of Mexico City.
Nope, you're not dreaming. Crossover country superstar Shania Twain is indeed back to rule the airwaves, and uses this video to pay stylistic homage to classic glam rock and hair metal.
Bad Bunny delivers a combination of music video and documentary to bring light to the issues his home country Puerto Rico is continually grappling with, made all the more timely due to the recent onslaught of Hurricane Fiona.
Once again, John Legend is able to go above and beyond in professing his love for wife Chrissy Teigen and children, this time via a touching video shot in the Tuscan region of Italy and released to commemorate the couple's wedding anniversary.
This latest from Björk may boast lyrics, but don't think of it as a Lyric Video — it's as indescribably bold and fully realized as you would expect from the legend.
Stereotypical and clearly old-fasioned roles get reversed as Dove Cameron takes care of business like a boss and the men find themselves in a very different position.
Billed as a Short Film, "We Cry Together" goes even beyond that: It's essentially a filmed piece of live theater. Kendrick Lamar and Taylour Paige go back and forth at each other as the camera roves around them, capturing the raw conversational rap and the even more NSFW ending.
