2013 YouTube Music Awards | Entertainment News, Photos, and Videos

Greta Gerwig takes on the red carpet at the 2013 YouTube Music Awards on Sunday night (November 3) in New York City.

The 30-year-old actress took the stage during the show to dance with Arcade Fire. Check out their performance below!

Also hitting up the show was Michael Cera, who took the stage with host Jason Schwartzman at one point, and Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, who won the YouTube Breakthrough Artist award at the big show. Congrats to Macklemore, Ryan Lewis, and all of the winners at the big show!

“NYC…YouTube awards. Let’s go” Macklemore tweeted that evening.

FYI: Greta is wearing Suno.
More Here! »

Bonnie McKee and M.I.A. arrive in style for the 2013 YouTube Music Awards on Sunday night (November 3) in New York City.

The 29-year-old entertainer performed at KIA’s pre-party for the show, while M.I.A., 38, took the stage during the show later in the evening to perform her song “Come Walk With Me” to the screaming crowd.

“The #YTMA is the craziest coolest awards show! Live music videos- what a brilliant idea! @YouTube” Bonnie tweeted to her followers during the live show. “I’m at the @YouTube awards and @macklemore and @RyanLewis just won! Congrats guys! #craziestawardsshowever” she added before.

Check out M.I.A.‘s performance below…

More Here! »

Vanessa Hudgens dances alongside Michael Shannon while taking part in a performance at the 2013 YouTube Music Awards on Sunday night (November 3) in New York City.

The 24-year-old actress hit the red carpet earlier in the evening for the first annual YouTube award show.

Vanessa joined Michael on stage while a live music video was shot, which was written by Lena Dunham. They starred as a DJ and a girl who ditched her ex. At one point, a high-strung concert-goer put her in a headlock as “Wake Me Up” revved up in the background.

“YouTube Music Awards. Streaming tonight, 6pm EST. Cc: @lenadunham” Vanessa tweeted earlier in the evening, along with a pic of the script. Check it out below!

Earlier in the evening, Michael hit the red carpet at the show as well.

Eminem hits the stage to rap out his new song “Rap God” at the 2013 YouTube Music Awards on Sunday (November 3) in New York City.

“The YTMAs are live now…tune in to catch my performance” the 41-year-old entertainer wrote on his Twitter account before the show began.

At the show, Eminem also won Artist of the Year! Congrats Eminem! He was up against many worth artists including Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Nicki Minaj, One Direction, Psy, Rihanna, ERB and Taylor Swift.

WHAT DO YOU THINK of Eminem’s performance at the YTMA???

Lady Gaga takes the stage for her 2013 YouTube Music Awards performance of her brand new song “Dope” on Sunday (November 3) in New York City.

The 27-year-old entertainer sang the song for the first time live on the show.

In case you missed it, check out pics of Lady Gaga on the red carpet at the 2013 YouTube Music Awards earlier in the evening. She wore a pair of ugly teeth grillz for her arrival!

Check out the full song and lyrics to “Dope” as well.

Check out Lady Gaga‘s performance of “Dope” below…

Vanessa Hudgens hits the red carpet in a floor length decorative gown at the 2013 YouTube Music Awards on Sunday (November 3) in New York City.

“YouTube Music Awards. Streaming tonight, 6pm EST. Cc: @lenadunham” the 24-year-old actress tweeted before the event began.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Vanessa Hudgens

“Kindly stream the YouTube Music Awards at 6pm EST tomorrow! I wrote a live short film starring @VanessaHudgens & @DocZodMichael. #ytma” Lena tweeted the day before. “Getting the feeling I tweeted at the wrong Michael Shannon. Also, doesn’t it seem impossible that one could even tweet at Michael Shannon?” she added. LOL!

The 2013 YouTube Music Awards are here – and it’s streaming live online for the whole world to watch and enjoy!

Lady Gaga, Eminem, Arcade Fire are set to perform at the first show, hosted by actor and musician Jason Schwartzman and comedian and musician Reggie Watts.

The live stream is currently happening, so be sure to tune in RIGHT NOW to check out all of the action.

The nominees were selected based purely on YouTube data from the last 12 months – by sharing, liking, and watching videos, viewers helped determine who was nominated.