The Weeknd

The Weeknd will now be coming to Capital One Arena in 2021.

The Weeknd might have picked the perfect time to lose one’s head in his latest music video for “Too Late.” We suggest watching the video to its entirety. Don’t quit while you’re a-HEAD (OK, we promise that’s the last head pun).

TIME Magazine has revealed its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world and if you didn’t already know it, it’s been made official, Megan Thee Stallion and Selena Gomez are just a few of the notable names that have made the list.

The Weeknd gave fans pause when he showed up to the VMAs with a bloody nose and bruises all around his face. His entrance to the award show caused a stir online. There was a very simple reason for his appearance though.

In case you missed any moments from the 2020 VMAs we’ve got you covered. The iconic award show seamlessly strung together with musical performances during a time when we all need music most.

The Weeknd and Calvin Harris are here to take you away from quarantine boredom and embark on a psychedelic joyride with their latest single “Over Now.”

The Weeknd spilled the tea and revealed all the dirty deets we’ve been dying to know. Finally admitting (well almost) who those songs in ‘My Dear Melancholy’ were about (hint: Selena Gomez). As well as what went down between him and Usher.

With MTV’s Music Video Awards only being days away we felt this was a good time to take a stroll down memory lane. We wanted to dig into the archives and revisit the ‘Video of the Year’ winners from 2000 and onward.

This will be The Weeknd’s second VMA performance; he last appeared on the show in 2015. He has six nods this year, including Video of the Year, Artist of the Year and Best R&B Video.

The Weeknd took viewers on TikTok to another dimension “on an epic After Hours journey” during The Weeknd Experience, the app’s “first-ever interactive augmented reality” livestream broadcast.