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** Monroe grad Benson Boone wins award at the MTV Video Music Awards

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The 40th annual MTV Video Music Awards showcased an impressive lineup of performances and historic wins, with Taylor Swift clinching Video of the Year for 'Fortnight,' marking her third straight win in this category. Monroe High School graduate Benson Boone won Best Alternative Video for 'Beautiful Things,' highlighting emerging talent. The night featured memorable performances, including Eminem's nostalgic opening and a heartfelt moment where gymnast Jordan Chiles received a bronze clock necklace from Flavor Flav. Sabrina Carpenter's unique performance alongside an astronaut and alien drew cheers from the audience, while the ceremony reflected on its storied past with iconic clips from the VMAs’ 40-year history.

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