On Sunday night, Usher and Nicki treated fans to a special live performance of their collab “She Came To Give It To You” at the 2014 VMAs. On Tuesday (August 26), they were at it again, this time with the release of the official video for the single off of Usher’s upcoming album.

As he’s been known to do, Ursh breaks it down in the club for the visuals to his latest, which take place at a dimly lit, packed venue.

Midway through the track, he’s joined by Nicki for her verse, and though there’s no dancing from the Young Money Queen, we do get some classic Nicki faces. Pharrell, who produced the song, is also on hand.

Usher’s new album UR should be out soon.

Adam Fleischer

Just like at last year’s show, Miley Cyrus was part of one of the most memorable moments at the 2014 VMAs. And this time around, it was for her decision to have Jeese Helt, a homeless 22-year-old whom she had met at the Los Angeles shelter My Friend’s Place, to accept the award for Video of the Year.

“My name is Jesse and I am accepting this award on behalf of the 1.6 million runaways and homeless youth in the United States who are starving, lost and scared for their lives right now,” Helt said, in a moment that seemed to touch everyone at the L.A. Forum and millions tuning in at home. “I know this because I am one of these people.”

But in the days since, Helt has come under scrutiny for his past. It’s one that includes an arrest in 2010 for an attempted break-in at a home in his native Oregon, as well as a warrant that was issued the next year for violating probation, according to the Daily Mail. The New York Daily News also reports that he has violated his probation on multiple occasions in the past.

Miley, though, on Tuesday (August 26), came out once again in support of her friend. She took to Twitter to both come to the defense of Helt — who flew home to Oregon on Monday to see his mother for the first time in three years, ...

Looks like Uncle Jesse and the “Full House” crew might be getting a reboot!

According to the The Hollywood Reporter, Studio Warner Bros. Television is working on reviving the cult classic show. John Stamos — better known to “Full House” fans as Uncle Jesse, of course — is definitely on board for the revival, along with the show’s executive producer Bob Boyett and the creator of the show Jeff Franklin.

I know what everyone’s thinking, though: What about Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen? Where will the show’s reboot be without Michelle?

Well, there’s no word yet on whether or not the Olsen twins will be returning to the show, which might be a pivotal factor in its success.

For now, we know that Franklin is currently writing new scripts and that Candace Cameron Bure, who played D.J., Jodie Sweetin as Stephanie and Andrea Barber, who played Kimmy, are definitely involved. Bob Saget, who played Danny, and Davie Coulier, who was Joey, are also involved in “some capacity,” according to THR.

Related: Have Mercy! Here’s Our ‘Full House’ Reunion Wish List

There have been rumors of the show getting a sequel of some sort recently, as Jimmy Fallon did a sketch with Danny, Jesse and Joey back in January right before he left his “Late Night” show.

“Full House” ran on ABC from 1987 until 1995, and it remains one of the highest rated shows on Nick at Nite in re-runs. Considering fellow ’90s relic “Boy Meets World” just relaunched ...

Since Beyonce flawlessly closed out the 2014 VMAs and received the prestigious Michael Jackson Vanguard award and was surprised by her husband Jay Z and daughter Blue Ivy onstage, a lot of our attention has been focused on her and her family. But when all three of the Carters are onstage, it becomes apparent who the real star is: Blue Ivy. And yes, MTV along with everyone else was so happy to celebrate Blue’s first-ever VMAs!

But it simply couldn’t go without mentioning that technically — it’s actually her second!

Yes, little Blue was famously the star of another Video Music Awards show back in 2011, when her superstar mom-to-be Bey revealed that she was preggers while onstage mid-performance! So let’s compare the littlest Carter’s two VMA appearances, shall we? Bear with us as we channel some embryonic energies to get a feel for Blue’s in utero moments.

Related: Fifth Harmony Say They ‘Had A Moment’ With Blue Ivy At The VMAs

What Blue Wore To The VMAs In 2011…

Sure, for her first VMAs, Blue had to make do with the white button-down shirt and pair of high-waisted black pants that her mom, Beyonce, chose to perform in — but have you ever seen a baby bump look more stylish?

And In 2014!

Blue’s Bonpoint spun gold dress looked great even from the back as she gave her mom a congratulatory pat. And the gold of Blue’s dress and Bey’s ...

Last time we heard from Lil’ Kim, she was dissing Nicki Minaj on a song Nicki had just remixed. On Tuesday (August 26), Kim was back with more new music — again remixing a song Nicki just remixed. No clear disses this time, though.

But there is plenty of boasting and bragging on the “No Flex Zone” remix, whether it’s about her skills on the mic (“Killing these hoes, it’s a genocide”) or her innovation (“I set trends/ Pull up in the 2020 Benz”).

And like in the past, Kim isn’t shy when it comes to sexually explicit lyrics: “I be on that new sh–, bananas in my asshole/ My man be on that zoo sh–, wanna f–k me ’til my eyes roll.”

So, yeah. That’s the new sh–, FYI.

Her new mixtape, Hardcore 2k14, is due out September 11.

Adam Fleischer

As anticipation for The CW’s latest comic book adaptation series, “The Flash,” continues to ramp itself up, the network has decided to release a new teaser poster to throw those DC Universe geeks into hyperdrive and über-speculation.

Because — hoo boy — are there a heck of a lot of easter eggs in this thing.

Being that we are the servicey sort, we’ve decided to break ‘em all down for you, because what’s more fun than pointing out tiny, minute details that potentially speak to a fascinating (and interconnected!) new series and season ahead? Nothing. Absolutely nothing at all.

First up, let’s take a look at the poster all together now, shall we?

The CW Network

Now here’s where the fun begins.

First off, the Queen Consolidated building which we’ve already seen before (on “Arrow,” duh), with Star Labs — the not-blown-up iteration — diagonally below it.

As you continue to move down the poster there’s a wee Big Belly Burger, which has tons of meaning and significance to the universe. And perhaps most menacing of all is the graffiti on the next corner: GRODD LIVES, perhaps? Oh my gorilla goodness.

On the left side there’s a bit of graffiti on the wall we cannot make out (please send your suggestions and ideas straight to the comments, please!).

Another exciting Big Bad tease? That Amertek building sign. Could we perhaps see a John Henry Irons/Steel reboot in the works with that? And would that then mean we’d see a tie to ...

On August 19, a gruesome video uploaded to YouTube captured the beginning of James Foley’s decapitation and ultimate death, with the Islamic State of Iraq, or ISIS, claiming responsibility. The 40-year-old American freelance journalist was kidnapped in late 2012 while covering the civil war in Syria, and his death drew international rebuke. Now, the prime suspect in Foley’s beheading is said to be a former rapper from the U.K., according to according to The Sunday Times of London.

The British counter-intelligence and security agency MI5 suspects that Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary, who released rap videos under the name L. Jinny, was the masked man depicted in that video. The 23-year-old (or 24-year-old — reports vary) reportedly posted a picture of himself holding a severed head on his now-suspended Twitter account, and MI5 used voice recognition technology to make the match.

An aspiring rapper, Abdel Bary had uploaded some videos to YouTube, and even had his songs played on BBC radio a few times, before relocating to Syria in 2013.

The lone video on his “LJinnyVEVO” page is for a song called “Overdose.” “I’m still the same Jinny,” he raps, “with a bit of rage in me.”

The visuals flash between a couple of angles, all shot on the same location, as the MC delivers cliches familiar to an aspiring rapper: tales of no one believing in him, and his eagerness to prove them wrong.

In another video, he’s critical of other rappers and their content, and talks about growing ...

You may have seen the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards (a few times). You may have even seen our top five backstage moments. But there’s still even more you don’t know about the biggest night in music. It was just too massive!

No worries, though! MTV has the super secret behind-the-scenes scoop on the VMAs, and we’ve compiled 21 must-know facts about 2014′s show below. Impress your friends with fancy tidbits including why Beyoncé created a replica of her VMA set at a separate studio. Read on for more!

1.) Beyoncé decided during rehearsal to use a treadmill for the intro to ‘***Flawless’

2.) Victor Jackson, who choreographed Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora’s ‘Black Widow’ performance, told MTV News that he used 18 ballerinas, a full string section and a band to round out the spectacle

3.) Iggy and Rita’s costumes were done by Marco Marco, who has done wardrobe for Iggy before

4.) Iggy’s stylist got them all matching ‘Black Widow’ track jackets to unite them

5.) According to Heather Zweigel, head of VMA wardrobe, Bey had at least 50 dancers — some of them with three costume changes

6.) Bey’s performance outfit was made by Tom Ford

7.) 5SOS’ ‘Amnesia’ performance was based on the video for the song — it was also supposed to have a kind of DIY vibe, like playing in a garage

8.) Ariana Grande’s ‘Break Free’ performance was inspired by the space-tastic video

9.) ...