Music videos

'We were thrilled to partner with The Chainsmokers, an iconic band, who had a very compelling vision for the video.'

It was directed by Colin Read, aka Mandible Claw, who previously spent over two years capturing people skateboarding in the subways and on rooftops for his urban skating video.

These videos were all released in the 1990s, or feature Limp Bizkit.

Fort Greene, to be exact.

Items on display will include the ship from Smashing Pumpkins' "Tonight Tonight" video, OK GO's jumpsuits from "This Too Shall Pass," and original drawings from A-Ha's "Take on Me."

Travel back to 1982, when MTV was airing videos for songs like Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five's "The Message."

Shot at Minetta Lane in Greenwich Village with the help of a choreographer who has worked with David Bryrne, the video is a lush look at a moving tune.

Music video fans, rejoice! VH1 announced the return of its ADD-oriented cult favorite, Pop Up Video.

MTV is getting all old school and reporting on relevant music! The

Unfortunately, what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas. Last night

A look at some noteworthy television this week: The Inspector Lynley Mysteries,

There have been rumors about TRL ending its run this year (most