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Sunday Omony was born in the war-torn region of northern Uganda. Through life altering situations she has persevered to become a talented fashion model and speaker for humanitarian causes.
Inspired by a 'Shit People Say' viral video, MTV News Impact takes a look at racism in society.
From the Federal Elections to the Riots in Vancouver, we recap the biggest stories from 2011.
In Part Two of Gimme Shelter MTV News Impact delves deeper into the lives of street youth.
Breaking the cycle of homelessness is an on-going issue that currently affects more than 10,000 young people in Canada. Impact gives you an unprecedented look into the life of street youth.
Exactly one year after the riots, Impact delves into the repercussions of the controversial G20 Summit in Toronto.
It's another Canadian election! Do young people care? According to history, young voters don't...but MTV doesn't believe it.
MTV Impact takes on the discussion and gives individuals close to the issue a voice, investigating why even talking about abortion is considered taboo.
One year after the earthquake, Aliya-Jasmine Sovani is on the ground in Haiti, investigating how Haitians are recycling trash into fuel and turning rubble into walls.
Emily Hunter gets embedded with a caravan of activists, indigenous peoples, farmers and students with Via Campesina as they journey across Mexico to Cancun to protest the UN Climate Conference.
Impact updates the most compelling stories of the year and addresses viewer feedback, including Bullying, The G20, Tar Sands and more.
MTV News Impact hits the streets across Canada to explore the deadly battle between cyclists and drivers.
In the wake of an epidemic of anti-gay bully related suicides amongst youth, MTV News Impact takes a powerful look at the harsh reality of being bullied for your sexuality.
We take you inside Toronto's G20 summit weekend and discuss the force used by the security.
MTV News teams up with Eco warrior Emily Hunter to get the truth about Alberta's infamous tar sands.
MTV's The New Sh*t: 05.15.12
On this edition of MTV's The New Sh*t we give you the low-down on all the hottest new sh*t out this week.
On this edition of MTV's The New Sh*t we give you the low-down on all the hottest new sh*t out this week.
MTV's The Takedown: The Music Documentary
On this week's edition of MTV's The Takedown our very own MTV News/Movie Night reporter Johnny Hockin goes head-to-head with GQ Magazine's senior editor Will Welch when it comes to the rising popularity of the music documentary. From LCD Soundsystem and Britney Spears to Justin Bieber and Pearl Jam, artists like to chronicle important events in their life, and us fans eat it up!
On this week's edition of MTV's The Takedown our very own MTV News/Movie Night reporter Johnny Hockin goes head-to-head with GQ Magazine's senior editor Will Welch when it comes to the rising popularity of the music documentary. From LCD Soundsystem and Britney Spears to Justin Bieber and Pearl Jam, artists like to chronicle important events in their life, and us fans eat it up!
LCD Soundsystem Documentary Directors Open Up To MTV News
It was on February 5, 2011 that a statement was posted on LCD Soundsystem's official website that announced its disbandment following a farewell concert, which took place on April 2, 2011, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. That farewell concert was filmed and made into a documentary film premiering at this years' Hot Docs Film Festival called, Shut Up and Play the Hits.
It was on February 5, 2011 that a statement was posted on LCD Soundsystem's official website that announced its disbandment following a farewell concert, which took place on April 2, 2011, at Madison Square Garden in New York City. That farewell concert was filmed and made into a documentary film premiering at this years' Hot Docs Film Festival called, Shut Up and Play the Hits.
Girl Talk Opens Up To MTV News About (Not) Getting Sued
DJ/Producer Girl Talk (real name Gregg Michael Gillis) once remixed over 300 unsolicited songs on one album, and somehow has never been sued. Well, yet. MTV News had the chance to chat with with Mr. Talk at the Coachella Music Festival about how far the "art" of sampling has come.
DJ/Producer Girl Talk (real name Gregg Michael Gillis) once remixed over 300 unsolicited songs on one album, and somehow has never been sued. Well, yet. MTV News had the chance to chat with with Mr. Talk at the Coachella Music Festival about how far the "art" of sampling has come.
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