Taylor Swift now biggest VMAs winner. StringersHub Sep 28, 2026 Sep 28, 2026 Updated 2 hrs ago 0 Judge Ellen Shelley speaks to the McDowell County Commission McDowell High School's homecoming parade 4 Ribbon cutting at Copper Ridge Homecoming parade in Marion 1 El Niño threatens California beaches, homes and coastal roads Pastor Jerry Lewis gives a prayer at Baptists on Mission Big American flag raised at Baptists on Mission USPS stops work on Trump’s mail-voting system, postmaster general says Foothills Food Hub Store open for business MBA Director Freddie Killough gives report Chamber President Kim Effler speaks at ribbon cutting ceremony McDowell High School's homecoming parade 2 Trump Pushes For Ultra-low Rates As Warsh Faces Pressure Andrew Crosson with Givens Communities talks to McDowell commissioners Trump says United States and Denmark reach deal to bolster U.S. military in Greenland | Chapman-0900 Josh Clark of Blueridge Processing cuts up some beef McDowell High School's parade 3 Trump admin to cut 760K ObamaCare enrollees MAMA crew members show how to load a patient Rating EVERY Rule change since 2015 | 1125 Prefer us on Google Learn More The Blank Slate singer blew past Beyoncé after winning the MTV VMA Artist Director prize. Having previously tied with the Single Ladies diva on 30 gongs each, Taylor managed to clear her competitor on Sunday night by taking home the newly introduced award. "I want to say thank you to MTV for giving this platform to music videos so long ago," Taylor, 36, told the audience at the ceremony, held at LA's Peacock Theater. She went on to explain she had personally written and directed 18 of the 60 or so music videos she had released... As featured on Latest video United States: Expert Backs Strong U.S.-China Ties in Washington. Taylor Swift now biggest VMAs winner. NFL Week 3 Overreactions: Chaos in Brazil, Bills rally, and Patriots panic GATORS SEND A MESSAGE! Florida Dominates Ole Miss + Sumrall Makes HISTORY Big American flag raised at Baptists on Mission Big American flag flies at Baptists on Mission McDowell Emergency Services Director Will Kehler spoke at Baptists on Mission Pastor Jerry Lewis gives a prayer at Baptists on Mission Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
