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Madonna and Taylor Swift were among the biggest winners at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). The ceremony took place on Sunday evening.

Madonna and Taylor Swift were among the biggest winners at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs). The awards show took place on Sunday evening in downtown Los Angeles.

Ellie-Mae Siame, a 14-year-old from the UK, said she was “in shock” when she learned she would join Thomas & Friends. The news surprised her, but she also felt proud and excited.

John Humphrys, a well-known former BBC presenter, is now making a new documentary. He previously hosted “Today” and the “Nine O’Clock News.” The new project is for Channel 4, and Humphrys is the head of the documentary.

Ed Sheeran has built a public image as a friendly “nice guy.” He often avoids politics and tries not to get into controversy. In interviews and public moments, he aims to keep things calm and simple.

The creators of South Park have renamed the show “South America.” Many people see this as a clear joke aimed at Donald Trump.

A group of filmmakers is trying to find a specific Oasis fan. Reports say he was sitting alone and crying during a concert. The film team wants to include his story in a new project.

Dolly Parton is one of the most beloved entertainers in the world. The BBC Entertainment & Arts tells her story through a photo collection. These images help explain how she became famous.

Harry and Meghan are expected to return to the UK soon. People are now trying to understand what they will focus on when they are back.

BBC DJ Trevor Nelson, 62, has shared an update about his health. He said doctors found a brain tumour, and the news “turned his world upside down.”

Linkin Park is set to headline Download Festival, and this will be a historic first for the event. According to BBC Entertainment & Arts, the band will become the first female-fronted group to lead the festival’s main bill.

In the UK honours list, two well-known creators were given high awards. Malorie Blackman, the author of “Noughts & Crosses,” was appointed as a dame. Julia Donaldson, known for creating the “Gruffalo,” also received the dame title. These honours recognize major contributions to culture and public life.