We know how it goes: Every year, you sit at home watching the MTV Movie Awards, wishing that you could be a little could be just a little bit closer to the action, if not actually in the seats. While the Nokia Theatre isn't quite big enough to welcome everyone who would like to witness the glory of the 2014 MTV Movie Awards in the flesh, we have a new way of bringing the festivities to you.

This year, along with the usual bevy of your favorite celebrities — we're talking Shailene Woodley, Josh Hutcherson and the cast of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," to name just a few — we've invited your favorite YouTube and Twitter personalities to come to the show and share their nights with you.

The boys of Our2ndLife will be on the red carpet, and they could not be more excited to share their experience with you, as you can see.

But the Movie Awards fun isn't just for O2L (@JCCaylen, @SamPottorff, @ConnorFranta, @RickyPDillon, @TrevorMoran and @KianLowley) to experience. More of your favorite YouTube and Twitter personalities will be joining us Sunday night in Los Angeles. Make sure you're following all of our extra-special social correspondents before the big show.

It may be Sunday, but Rebecca Black (@MsRebeccaBlack, of "Friday" fame, will be in attendance and tweeting. Self-described professional fangirl Tyler Oakley (@TylerOakley) will join us, as will Nickelodeon AwesomenessTV star Lia Marie Johnson ( Read More →

Hey "Teen Wolf" fans: want to control star Tyler Posey's every move during the MTV Movie Awards? Now's your chance, as Posey will be T-Mobile's Movie Awards Rebel Correspondent throughout the Red Carpet Pre-Show, and big show itself.

What's a Movie Awards Rebel Correspondent, you might rightly ask? Throughout the pre-show and Awards fans can vote for what they want to see Posey do in certain situations by following @tylergposey on Twitter and voting for what stunts you want to see him do using #tylerunleashed.

To get things started, Tyler has already been rocking the rehearsals like crazy on Instagram. Hanging with Grumpy Cat...

Goofing off at his own trailer:

Making insane demands for incredibly expensive meals:

...And touching things he shouldn't be touching:

Though the specifics of what Tyler may or may not be doing during the show will be rolled out live, fans have already taken to Twitter to let the star know what should happen.

We can't spoil anything, but there's a good chance this first one might come true:

This particular request probably won't happen — not because Tyler can't do it, but because we have to keep our star safe:

And our next request is just a little too mean. Let's keep things civil and fun, people, because that's what the Movie Awards are all about (also, movies):

This one is also a little too mean, but mostly because we've heard Tyler sing (just kidding):

On the other hand, the next suggestion is pretty amazing. Add our vote for this one:

You can follow — and control — every crazy ...

INDIO, California — Nas, Pharrell and Solange made sure to reward fans for braving wicked winds at Saturday's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, trotting out a guest list that reads like a who's who of popular music.

The biggest surprise in a night filled with shockers was undoubtedly when Jay Z took the stage alongside his former nemesis, Nas. They paired up for "Dead Presidents II" and "Where I'm From," off Jay's In My Lifetime, Vol. 1.

Later, Puff Daddy joined the rapper for "Hate Me Now." In celebration of the its 20th anniversary, Nas performed the entire Illmatic album.

Not letting her hubby have all the fun, Beyoncé graced the stage for a choreographed dance to "Losing You" during her sister Solange's set, as both donned huge hair and even bigger smiles.

Pharrell — who, alongside OutKast, is in the running for must fun show of the festival — gave fans Nelly ("Hot In Herre"), Busta Rhymes and Puff Daddy ("Pass the Courvoisier, Part 2"), Snoop Dogg ("Drop It Like It's Hot" and "Beautiful") and Gwen Stefani ("Hollaback Girl").

Calling Stefani an "incredible, historical, most important, incredibly talented, f---ing awesome, rad girl in the world," Pharrell told the crowd, "Look how amazing the queen looks as she is making her arrival back to the music industry."

The super-producer had the polo fields grooving to Daft Punk's "Lose Yourself to Dance" and "Get Lucky," Jay Z's "I Just Wanna Love U (Give It 2 Me)," Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" and his solo smash "Happy."

Pharrell apologized to the audience ...

So the saying goes: the more the merrier. The same could be said for Seth Rogen's opening monologue as third-time host of "Saturday Night Live." The "Neighbors" star discussed his week at "SNL," where he kept a journal of daily events leading up to the live show. The comedian recalled pitch meetings where he received 50 ideas about weed and admitted to his so-called "prank" on friend James Franco, where Rogen "posed as an underage girl" on Instagram trying to meet up with the actor. Right on cue Franco stepped on stage. "I've been waiting at the Ace hotel for three days," he said. As the pair seemingly showed remorse, Taylor Swift popped over. "Whenever a man shows emotion I appear," she said. Zooey Deschanel also flitted in and out of the monologue, strumming a ukulele.

Rogen played a range of characters throughout the sketches, holding back laughs when helping Aidy Bryant apply lipstick and eat steak with two broken arms in a dinner scene, failing to educate a classroom full of kids on the "Just Say No" D.A.R.E. drugs policy, and playing one half of an enraged couple who switched their dog food brand.

Ed Sheeran revved up the crowd with two songs from his upcoming X album. He started with current single (one of T-Swift's favorites). Strumming his guitar and spitting the rapid lyrics Sheerios alike sang along, acknowledging his request to "Sing!/ Louder!/ Sing!" Sheeran steered away from a second slow ballad, instead staying with the fast pace on ...