MTV VMAs: Complete List of Winners

Katy Perry topped Sunday night's MTV VIdeo Music Awards, which took place at Los Angeles' Nokia Theatre. The pop singer's haul included the big award -- video of the year -- for "Firework."our editor recommends MTV VMAs: Lady Gaga's Performance: Twitter ReactionsMTV VMAs: Lady Gaga Continues Her Alter Ego Act for Britney Spears TributeMTV VMAs: Kanye West and Jay-Z Take the Stage for 'Otis' Performance (Video) MTV VMAs: Pregnant Beyonce Hits Stage, Rubs Belly (Video) 'Hunger Games': First Clip of Jennifer Lawrence in Action Debuts During MTV VMAs (Video)MTV Video Music Awards' Amy Winehouse Tribute: Russell Brand, Tony Bennett, Bruno Mars Pay Their Respects (Video) MTV VMAs: Jonah Hill, Nicki Minaj Share Awkward Exchange (Video)Related Topics•MTV Video Music Awards STORY: Katy Perry Tops Video Music Award Winners Adele, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Britney Spears and the Foo Fighters also were among the other winners. Here's the complete list: VIDEO OF THE YEAR Katy Perry, "Firework" PHOTOS: VMAs Red Carpet Fashion BEST FEMALE VIDEO Lady Gaga, "Born This Way" BEST MALE VIDEO Justin Bieber, "U Smile" BEST HIP-HOP VIDEO Nicki Minaj, "Super Bass" PHOTOS: VMAs Best and Worst Moments BEST NEW ARTIST Tyler, The Creator, "Yonkers" BEST POP VIDEO Britney Spears, "Till the World Ends" BEST ROCK VIDEO Foo Fighters, "Walk" PHOTOS: VMAs Most Outrageous Red Carpet Fashion BEST COLLABORATION Katy Perry feat. Kanye West, "E.T." BEST VIDEO WITH A MESSAGE Lady Gaga, "Born This Way" BEST ART DIRECTION Adele, "Rolling in the Deep" PHOTOS: MTV VMAs Greatest Feuds BEST CHOREOGRAPHY Beyonce, "Run the World (Girls)" BEST DIRECTION Adele, "Rolling in the Deep" BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Adele, "Rolling in the Deep" PHOTOS: MTV Video Music Awards 2011: The Nominees BEST EDITING Adele, "Rolling in the Deep" BEST SFX (SPECIAL EFFECTS) Katy Perry feat. Kanye West, "E.T." Related Topics Beyonce Britney Spears Justin Bieber Kanye West Katy Perry Lady Gaga Nicki Minaj Adele Video Music Awards VMAs 2011

'Hunger Games' VMA Sneak Peek: What Is Katniss Up To?

"Hunger Games" fans will get their first look at an exclusive sneak peek of footage from the upcoming adaptation of Suzanne Collins' widely popular novel on Sunday night (August 29) at the MTV Video Music Awards. But those of you who've been keeping an eye on the goings-on at MTV News have already seen more than a few brief teases of the "Games." We close out the week with yet another early look a brief one, admittedly at the VMA exclusive footage from "The Hunger Games." Check it out below! So does this clip take place during the titular Hunger Games? Or is Katniss on the run before she becomes District 12's tribute? We guess after the jump! In all likelihood, this clip takes place while our heroine (unwitting Hunger Games participant Katniss Everdeen, played by Oscar nominated actress Jennifer Lawrence) is competing in the titular teen-killing tournament. We can spot her Mockingjay pin on her lapel, and it certainly looks like she is running for her life in this clip. Plus, look at how well equipped she is! We can't wait to see her use that bow in the movie. When MTV News talked to Lawrence earlier this year, she said that a whole lot of training went into preparing to play Katniss. "The training's actually really fun," she said in the spring. "I've done archery for like six weeks and rock climbing, tree climbing, combat and running and vaulting, but also yoga. Things like that." We can definitely see the evidence of all that hard work in this first look, and can't wait until Sunday to see what more the sneak peek unveils. What did you think of this latest "Hunger Games" promo? Tell us in the comments section below or on Twitter!

Robert Pattinson Loves Him Some Ladies in New Images from Bel Ami

Though a U.S. release date has yet to be set, Twi-hards are already squeeing with anticipation for Robert Pattinson’s period adaptation Bel Ami, in which the Twilight star plays a turn of the century dandy sleeping his way through the ranks of Parisian high society. Which means he gets up close and personal (and hot and heavy and between the sheets) with pretty much every woman in sight, as seen in a new batch of pics that have surfaced online. Based on Guy de Maupassant’s 1885 French novel, Bel Ami marks a more mature turn for Pattinson, who finally gets to seal the deal onscreen with Kristen Stewart in November’s The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Pt. 1, if rather chastely. (And with horrific consequences.) As soldier-turned-man whore George Duroy in Bel Ami, however, expect RPattz to go full sexy with co-stars Christina Ricci, Uma Thurman (both pictured below), and Kristin Scott Thomas. Behold, the artful period design and various compromising positions you can expect to see (along with a snap of Pattinson and director Declan Donnellan). [Spletnik via Robsessed]

Bravo Jazz Existence

A jazz group is on Kyunhgsanbook-do, Bong-hwa, to obtain the trumpet master, Kang Dae-kwan, the moment they hear news that Korea's first Jazz theory research center, 'Lee Pan-geun Research Centre', is going to be closed. On the winter day, the people from the band, begins a 'jam' after getting shared glasses of grain wine. Those are the first jazz generation of Korea, that has enormous passion in Jazz despite average age, 80. Junior music artists, who love the members' passion, hold a honoring concert, devoted for their senior music artists. All people finally collected in one location and begin their concert, which may be their very lastThe heartwarming story of masters, who resided their lives with imagine being the very best, is beginning now!

Yonfan to head Busan's New Currents jury

SEOUL -- Chinese filmmaker Yonfan is to head the jury of Busan Film Festival's New Currents section, which is a competish for new Asian filmmakers. Also on the jury are Japanese thesp Joe Odagiri, Chinese actress Jiang Wenli, Locarno fest director Olivier Pere and Korean producer Oh Jung-wan. Yonfan gained international recognition with pics like "Bishonen" (Beauty), which played in Panorama at the 1999 Berlinale, and "Prince of Tears," which screened in competish at the 2009 Venice fest. Odagiri is best known for his roles in Kiyoshi Kurosawa's "Bright Future" and Yoichi Sai's "Blood and Bone." He also has starred in Korean pics -- he toplined in Kim Ki-duk's "Dream" in 2008, and will appear in Kang Je-gyu's upcoming war epic "My Way." Jiang first came to international attention in Chen Kaige's "Farewell My Concubine," which won the Palme d'Or in 1993. She won the actress award at the Rome Film Festival with Gu Changwei's "And the Spring Comes," and had her debut as a director with "Lan" in 2009. Pere led Cannes Directors' Fortnight from 2004 to 2009, when he joined Locarno. Oh's "Come Rain, Come Shine" played in competition at the Berlinale this year. Upcoming projects include actioner "Countdown." Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

Mary Marie

A La Grenade Films production. Produced by Alexandra Roxo, Rachel Earnest, Alana Kearns-Green. Executive producers, Loukas Doukas, Kathryn Stoddard. Directed by Alexandra Roxo. Screenplay, Roxo, Alana Kearns-Green.With: Alana Kearns-Green, Alexandra Roxo, Tim Linden, Richard Kearns, Daniel Munro.Two adult sisters bond in quasi-incestuous intimacy after their mother's death in Alexandra Roxo's languorous femme-on-femme opus "Mary Marie." Unfolding in a suspended, dreamlike state of resurrected childhood, the sisters' enchanted summertime idyll is interrupted by the amorous attentions of a lanky country handyman (Tim Linden), and jealousy disturbs the siblings' erotic symbiosis. Throughout this mainly plotless mood-piece, lenser Magela Crosignani's palette of shifting textures and softly glowing colors creates a swoony aura that morphs according to its surroundings, from suffused daylight glancing off the grass to the smoky, bluish haze of a barroom dance floor. Striking-looking nanobudgeter could seduce niche arthouse auds. Playing dress-up in their mother's clothing, twirling with lighted sparklers at dusk, stealing pies off kitchen sills, sleeping and bathing together, and dancing cheek-to-cheek, Mary (Alana Kearns-Green) and Marie (helmer Roxo) move together encased in a kind of pre-Raphaelite time warp. Director Roxo's fascination with retro stylings (she made a number of fashion videos) flowers in the hothouse ambiance of the dead mother's house. Kearns-Green's mannered blonde spaciness complements Roxo's redheaded earthiness in a somewhat eerie manner, forecasting the murderous impulses that increasingly invade their realm.Camera (color, HD), Magela Crosignani; editor, Matteo Marchisano-Adamo; production designer, Tom Linden; costume designer, Emily Miller. Reviewed on DVD, New York, Aug. 8, 2011. (In NewFest.) Running time: 78 MIN. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

The View's Sherri Shepherd Marries

Sherri Shepherd and Lamar Sally One day after co-host Joy Behar said "I do," The View's Sherri Shepherd wed fiancé Lamar Sally on Saturday, People reports. Shepherd, 44, and Sally, a TV writer, married at the Fairmount Hotel in her hometown Chicago. Her eight bridesmaids included her co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Niecy Nash and Community's Yvette Nicole Brown. Shepherd's 6-year-old son from her first marriage, Jeffrey, walked her down the aisle. Is The View on your Watchlist? Add it and your other favorites now and never miss an episode The View co-host and 30 Rock actress was tweeting right up until the ceremony. "Sitting in the room in my gown waiting for Sal& groomsmen to take their pics," she wrote. "Can't let him see me b4 the wedding ... but I'm bored as heck." Shepherd was previously married to comedian Jeff Tarpley for eight years. Style Network will air a special on Shepherd's wedding on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 9/8c.