MTV bringing back hit TV series ‘Cribs’ 20 years later

Is it 2021 or 2007? That’s the question that Joe Jonas, 31, had everyone asking after posting his latest social media video! The singer was rocking noticeably longer locks that looked the same way they did back in 2007, when he and his brothers released the hit Jonas Brothers song “S.O.S.,” in the Aug. 2 clip. He was walking down the street while wearing multiple scarves and looking around as the tune played over the post.

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Jennifer Lopez's «BEN» necklace is back. The actress was spotted wearing the necklace with boyfriend Ben Affleck's name on it while out and about in Portofino, Italy, on Saturday. Lopez, who first sported the jewelry in Monaco last Monday, wore the piece again this weekend, while out solo.

Director Dan Trachtenberg (“10 Cloverfield,” “The Boys“) is currently shooting his secretive “Predator 5” movie in Calgary, but that isn’t the only sci-fi property he’s expected to breath new life into.

It’s been 40 years since Lady Diana Spencer — later known as the beloved Princess Diana — and Prince Charles wed at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, England, on July 29, 1981.

Richard Bienstock “I’m often asked, did I think it was going to be what it became?,” Perry Farrell says before adding with a laugh, “I mean, that’s ridiculous. Of course not! How could I, you know?”The Jane’s Addiction cofounder is of course speaking about his other main creative offspring, the granddaddy of all U.S.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorIn today’s podcast news roundup, “Behind the Music” is back in audio-only repeats; Sports Illustrated huddles up with iHeartMedia; Audacy is launching podcast discovery and interview show “Podsauce”; and more.MTV is launching a podcast version of “Behind the Music,” the ’90s-era music documentary series that originally aired on VH1, with a selection of the best episodes — updated and remastered for audio. Dr. Dre and Ice Cube will be the first two artists

Olympics.“Roundball Rock” — the iconic score composed by John Tesh about three decades ago — is being utilized again by NBC at the Tokyo Games, as the theme music for men’s and women’s basketball on their broadcasts.Tesh’s music was the theme for the “NBA on NBC” coverage from 1990 through 2002, spanning parts of the careers of Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal and many others.

The Surreal Life is the latest reality series to get a reboot.

Seth Meyers is going day drinking again.

Bella Hadid and Demi Moore are bringing back the little black bikinis this summer. Hadid was recently pictured in the Eden-Roc hotel in France, having a good time with her new boyfriend, Marc Kalman.

EXCLUSIVE: MTV is reviving one of its classics – Cribs.

She’s our slayer forever. Sarah Michelle Gellar told Us Weekly exclusively that Buffy the Vampire Slayer still has a special place in her heart ahead of its 25th anniversary.

Keith Duffy has just shared the sweetest birthday message for his wife Lisa and it appears the pair who have been married for 23 years are more in love than ever.

98 Degrees is back and they're bringing the '90s with them. ET's Cassie DiLaura spoke with the boy band about their new music, all the '90s nostalgia and future collaborations, including a possible mashup with the Backstreet Boys and *NYSNC.«Our 98 Days of Summer campaign launched a little while ago, and now it's running through the fall,» Drew Lachey told ET.