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Taylor Swift will receive the inaugural MTV VMA Artist Director Honors at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), a new award recognizing groundbreaking music artists whose work behind the camera has expanded the possibilities of music video and advanced the art of visual storytelling. The MTV VMA Artist Director Honors celebrates a sustained and influential body of work from artists who have pushed creative boundaries and developed a clear directorial voice. A seven-time VMAs Best Director nominee and four-time winner, Swift has emerged as one of the most distinctive directors of her generation, using music video as an extension of her songwriting and developing a visual language that blends narrative, symbolism, humor, and autobiographical themes. Her directing work includes videos and films such as "The Fate of Ophelia," "Opalite," "The Man," "cardigan," "willow," "All Too Well: The Short Film," "Anti-Hero," "Bejeweled," "Fortnight" featuring Post Malone, "I Can See You (Taylor's Version) (From The Vault)," "Karma" featuring Ice Spice, and "Lavender Haze." Across her work, Swift has brought an increasingly expansive approach to storytelling, creating interconnected narratives, cinematic worlds and recurring details that invite audiences deeper into each project. The inaugural MTV VMA Artist Director Honors recognizes that body of work, while also underscoring the growing role artists play in shaping how their music is brought to life on screen.

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Artists like GAYLE, Lizzo, and Ava Max were signed under Atlantic's previous management/CEO. After the leadership changed, they were left with little to no support. They want their projects to perform badly so they have a reason to drop them.

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Dua's father/manager started following Coachella

"I'm gonna be honest. I think you are all focusing on the wrong person here," Rowe said in an lengthy, edited video posted to Instagram on Friday. "All I keep hearing is Ed Sheeran this, Ed Sheeran that — when you really should be focusing on the likes of [New England Patriots owner] Robert Kraft. You really should be focusing on the Zionist lobbies that are trying to silence the voices of people who are shouting about genocide, the genocide that is happening in Palestine right now by Israel." He acknowledged that Sheeran's statement in the wake of the fallout "could have been a lot better." Rowe affirmed that he didn't think Macklemore should've been pulled off the tour, and thought that panic led to someone rushing a decision. "I haven't had a chance to ******* talk to Ed too much, but I fully believe he knows that was a mistake," he said. Rowe cited that everyone on the lineup supported Palestinians living in Gaza. "Like, if Ed Sheeran was a ******* Zionist, why would he have all these ******* people on the ******* tour?" Rowe added.

They had been on bad terms for a long time. He's bitter since he was forced to stop using Ed's name and image to promote his own music