Watch Billboard Music Awards
- Sunday 8:00 PM et/pt on ABC
- 7 Seasons, 8 Episodes
- May 20, 2012
- Awards Show, News, Music
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/10 - Cast: Ken Jeong, Tim Allen, Sarah Amos, Marc Anthony
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Billboard Music Awards Video Clips & Extras
- Celine Dion Backstage After Performing 'My Heart Will Go On' | Billboard Music Awards 2017 Clip (02:11)
- Sean "Diddy" Combs on Releasing 'Bad Boy' Documentary | Billboard Music Awards 2017 Clip (02:05)
- Camila Cabello Backstage After Her First Solo Performance at The 2017 Billboard Music Awards Clip (02:25)
- Billboard Music Awards Highlights: Nicki Minaj, Camila Cabello, BTS, Drake & More! | Billboard News Clip (02:30)
- Halsey on Her First Solo Performance at an Awards Show | Billboard Music Awards 2017 Clip (02:27)
- Noah Cyrus on Overcoming Stage Fright & Performing at The BBMAs | Billboard Music Awards 2017 Clip (02:05)
- Lindsey Stirling on Her Win for Best Electronic/Dance Album | Billboard Music Awards 2017 Clip (03:06)
- Machine Gun Kelly on Breaking Into Top 10 on Billboard 200 | Billboard Music Awards 2017 Clip (02:26)
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Hosted by Kelly Clarkson, the 2019 Billboard Music Awards ceremony honors the hottest names in music today. Live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Mariah Carey will receive the Icon Award.
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Hosted by Kelly Clarkson, The 2018 Billboard Music Awards will be held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
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The pop star had an urgent need to head to the hospital.
She had an important point to make.
Taylor didn't appear to appreciate Kelly's cover of "Look What You Made Me Do."
Injustice shall not stand. A popular change.org petition is determined that the rapper should return what does not lawfully belong to her and give back her Billboard awards.
Taylor Swift has a new video, a new man, and now, a new title, as Maxim places her on the top spot of their Hot List.
"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" was released a quarter century before Miley Cyrus was born, so she couldn't be expected to think of the song as sacred. The song, in fact, fits perfectly with the strange image she's trying to create, so she performed it last week for the Billboard Music Awards show. She wasn't the first young singer this year to take on the challenge of performing the Beatles, though.
We're officially living in the future: We've come so far that not even death can stop a pop star from performing a song, released posthumously, on live TV. That's what happened at the Billboard Music Awards last night, as a hologram of Michael Jackson took the stage to perform "Slave to the Rhythm." The song is off of the King of Pop's posthumous album "Xscape," which already has a hit in "Love Never Felt So Good" featuring Justin Timberlake.
