Back in 2004, MTV took the Video Music Awards to Miami and Lindsay Lohan was still relevant–and hosted the show. Even with her cringe worthy opening dance routine, I’d still take back the old Lindz. Come back!

Jon Gosselin. LaToya Jackson. Shauna Sand.

How did the once A-list actress Vivica A. Fox, star of Independence Day, Kill Bill and Booty Call end up joining the celebrity waste pile of at Millions of Milkshakes, where she created her own shake–the Cougar Crunch Shake–earlier today in Los Angeles? Let’s take a look at an abridged timeline that led to this demise:

2004 MTV Music Video Awards: Vivica got low with Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz on stage at the VMAs. Vibe magazine called it a low point for her and said her “grown and unsexy bop was unbecoming of an actress.”

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I asked, you answered. According to last week’s poll, the weirdest thing to happen at the MTV VMAs was Gentleman GaGa’s bloody performance with 44%, followed by Lil Mama’s stage crashing Jay-Z with 34%  and the big hoopla about Kanye West and Taylor Swift came in at 22%.

Our President is the cutest guy ever of all time. Of all time! Here’s the released video of an off-the-record, off-hand joke Obama made on the Kanye-Taylor Swift MTV Video Music Awards gaffe.

Via BuzzFeed

Kanye West definitely keeps things interesting. I blame the red-carpet-swigging Hennessey for his ill-timed rant at the MTV Video Music Awards last night.