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The 1989 MTV Video Music Awards aired live on September 6, 1989, honoring the best music videos from April 2, 1988, to June 1, 1989. The show was hosted by Arsenio Hall at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. This year four new "genre" categories (Best Heavy Metal Video, Best Rap Video, Best Dance Video, and Best Post-Modern Video) were added, alongside the International Viewer's Choice awards. Also, the award for Best Concept Video was retired this year, and the eligibility cutoff date was moved two months down from April to June, making this a 14-month eligibility year.

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  • The 1989 MTV Video Music Awards aired live on September 6, 1989, honoring the best music videos from April 2, 1988, to June 1, 1989. The show was hosted by Arsenio Hall at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. This year four new "genre" categories (Best Heavy Metal Video, Best Rap Video, Best Dance Video, and Best Post-Modern Video) were added, alongside the International Viewer's Choice awards. Also, the award for Best Concept Video was retired this year, and the eligibility cutoff date was moved two months down from April to June, making this a 14-month eligibility year. In terms of the awards, Madonna and Paula Abdul were the night's biggest winners with four awards each, while rock group Living Colour was the second biggest winner, taking home three moonmen that night. On the other hand, Michael Jackson was the most nominated artist of 1989, receiving nine nominations for two of his videos: six for "Leave Me Alone" and three for "Smooth Criminal", but only took home one award for Best Special Effects. The award for Video of the Year, went to Neil Young's controversial video for "This Note's for You", making this the first time since The Cars' win in 1984 that an act takes home the main award without winning any other one. Unlike The Cars, though, Young's video did not have any other nominations that night except for Viewer's Choice, which until 1994 had exactly the same nominees as Video of the Year. The Viewer's Choice award, however, went to another video that also stirred up controversy: Madonna's "Like a Prayer." The ceremony is notable for comedian Andrew Dice Clay's stand-up routine that included adult versions of Mother Goose nursery rhymes, leading MTV executives to ban him from ever appearing on the network again, and Def Leppard's performance of "Tear It Down" would be the last live appearance of guitarist Steve Clark before his death on Tuesday January 8, 1991. (en)
  • Die Verleihung der MTV Video Music Awards 1989 fand am 6. September 1989 statt. Verliehen wurde der Preis an Videos, die vom 2. April 1989 bis zum 1. Juni 1989 ihre Premiere hatten. Die Verleihung fand im Universal Amphitheatre, Universal City, Kalifornien, statt. Moderator war Arsenio Hall. In diesem Jahr wurden mit Best Heavy Metal Video, Best Rap Video, Best Dance Video und Best Post-Modern Video vier neue Kategorien eingefügt. Gestrichen wurde dafür Best Concept Video. Eine weitere Neuerung war die Änderung der Frist, die sich ab diesem Jahr auf den Zeitraum von Juni bis Juni des jeweilig aufeinanderfolgenden Jahres erstreckte, statt wie bisher von April bis April. Um dies auszugleichen durften in diesem Jahr Videos aus 14 Monaten nominiert werden. Gewinner des Abends waren Madonna und Paula Abdul, die je vier Trophäen gewannen, darunter den Preis für das Video des Jahres. Mit neun Nominierungen führte Michael Jackson die Nominierungsliste an. Video des Jahres wurde das kontroverse Video zu This Note’s for You von Neil Young, das ursprünglich vom MTV Network gebannt wurde, weil es Parodien auf Michael Jackson und enthielt. Später wurde die Entscheidung revidiert. Dennoch war es eine Überraschung, als das Video den Hauptpreis der Veranstaltung gewann. Während Neil Youngs Rede fiel kurz das Mikrofon aus, worauf MTV dementierte, dass es sich dabei um Absicht gehandelt habe. Aufreger des Jahres war der Auftritt des Stand-up-Comedians Andrew Dice Clay, der versaute Mother-Goose-Reime zum Besten gab. Dies brachte ihm ein lebenslanges Auftrittsverbot bei MTV ein. Def Leppards Auftritt mit dem Song Tear It Down war der letzte öffentliche Auftritt von Gitarrist Steve Clark vor dessen Tod am 8. Januar 1991. (de)
  • Gli MTV Video Music Awards 1989 sono stati la 6ª edizione dell'omonimo premio. La cerimonia di premiazione si è tenuta presso l'Universal Amphitheatre di Los Angeles il 6 settembre 1989, dove vennero premiati i migliori video musicali pubblicati dal 2 aprile 1988 al 1º giugno 1989. Lo spettacolo fu presentato da Arsenio Hall. Da questa edizione si assisterà al primo importante cambiamento dei Video Music Awards, infatti, vengono inserite quattro nuove categorie: Miglior Video Heavy Metal; Miglior Video Rap; Miglior Video Dance; Miglior Video Post-Moderno. Inoltre, in questa edizione, viene rimosso il premio Miglior Video Concept, e la data limite di ammissibilità è stata spostata di due mesi in avanti, da aprile a giugno, creando così un anno da 14 mesi. Per quanto riguarda i premi, due sono state le artiste di spicco, Madonna e Paula Abdul, con ben quattro premi a testa, seguite subito dopo dal gruppo rock Living Colour che si sono portati a casa tre premi. Michael Jackson, invece, è stato l'artista con più nomination del 1989 ricevendo nove candidature per due dei suoi video: sei per Leave Me Alone e tre per Smooth Criminal. Ma, nonostante ciò, Jackson, che non si è presentato alla serata, ha ricevuto solo un premio come Migliori Effetti Speciali per il video di Leave Me Alone. I Guns N' Roses hanno ricevuto il premio per il Miglior Video Heavy Metal per la loro Sweet Child o' Mine. Il premio per Video Dell'Anno è andato al controverso video di This Note's for You del cantante Neil Young. Era dai tempi di You Might Think dei The Cars, degli MTV Video Music Awards 1984, che qualcuno vinceva in questa categoria senza averne vinte in altre, ma, a differenza del video dei The Cars, il video di Neil Young non ricevette nessun'altra nomination. Il Premio del Pubblico, invece, venne vinto da un altro video molto controverso, Like a Prayer di Madonna. (it)
  • 6-я церемония музыкальных наград MTV Video Music Awards 1989 прошла 6 сентября 1989 года в Лос-Анджелесе в Амфитеатре Гибсон. Ведущим церемонии был Arsenio Hall. (ru)
  • O MTV Video Music Awards de 1989 foi ao ar em 6 de setembro de 1989, premiando os melhores videoclipes lançados entre 2 de abril de 1988 e 1 de junho de 1989. A cerimônia, ocorrida no Anfiteatro da Universal, em Los Angeles, nos Estados Unidos, foi apresentada pelo comediante estadunidense Arsenio Hall. (pt)
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  • 6-я церемония музыкальных наград MTV Video Music Awards 1989 прошла 6 сентября 1989 года в Лос-Анджелесе в Амфитеатре Гибсон. Ведущим церемонии был Arsenio Hall. (ru)
  • O MTV Video Music Awards de 1989 foi ao ar em 6 de setembro de 1989, premiando os melhores videoclipes lançados entre 2 de abril de 1988 e 1 de junho de 1989. A cerimônia, ocorrida no Anfiteatro da Universal, em Los Angeles, nos Estados Unidos, foi apresentada pelo comediante estadunidense Arsenio Hall. (pt)
  • The 1989 MTV Video Music Awards aired live on September 6, 1989, honoring the best music videos from April 2, 1988, to June 1, 1989. The show was hosted by Arsenio Hall at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. This year four new "genre" categories (Best Heavy Metal Video, Best Rap Video, Best Dance Video, and Best Post-Modern Video) were added, alongside the International Viewer's Choice awards. Also, the award for Best Concept Video was retired this year, and the eligibility cutoff date was moved two months down from April to June, making this a 14-month eligibility year. (en)
  • Die Verleihung der MTV Video Music Awards 1989 fand am 6. September 1989 statt. Verliehen wurde der Preis an Videos, die vom 2. April 1989 bis zum 1. Juni 1989 ihre Premiere hatten. Die Verleihung fand im Universal Amphitheatre, Universal City, Kalifornien, statt. Moderator war Arsenio Hall. Gewinner des Abends waren Madonna und Paula Abdul, die je vier Trophäen gewannen, darunter den Preis für das Video des Jahres. Mit neun Nominierungen führte Michael Jackson die Nominierungsliste an. (de)
  • Gli MTV Video Music Awards 1989 sono stati la 6ª edizione dell'omonimo premio. La cerimonia di premiazione si è tenuta presso l'Universal Amphitheatre di Los Angeles il 6 settembre 1989, dove vennero premiati i migliori video musicali pubblicati dal 2 aprile 1988 al 1º giugno 1989. Lo spettacolo fu presentato da Arsenio Hall. (it)
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