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Snooki is back!

The beloved 33-year-old reality TV star is making her grand return to Jersey Shore Family Vacation after announcing her exit from the series in 2019.

Two years later, Snooki‘s rejoined the cast for Season 4, and the trailer just arrived on Tuesday (May 11).

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The host for the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards has been announced: it’s comedian and actress Leslie Jones! Leslie will take the stage on Sunday, May 16 at 9pm ET/PT to celebrate the best in television and movies over the last year.

This year, the show will actually air in two parts. The first night, May 16, will focus on scripted content and part two, airing on May 17, will focus on unscripted content.

If you missed it, the full list of nominations was recently revealed for the 2021 awards show.

Stick with Just Jared both of those evenings and we’ll be live updating throughout the shows!

Meanwhile, did you see this shocking confession that Leslie made on Twitter a while back?

SuChin Pak is opening up about a past MTV experience amid a rise of anti-Asian violence in the United States.

The 44-year-old former MTV News correspondent spoke out on social media on Thursday (March 18) amid cries to #StopAsianHate.

“Years ago, when I was a news correspondent at MTV, I overheard a colleague of mine, while watching me do the news that evening tell a room full of people that I looked like a ‘me sucky sucky love you long time’ whore. I was young, afraid as usual to cause a fuss or be seen as difficult or too ‘sensitive’ being the only female in the news room, so I didn’t say anything in the moment,” she wrote.

“I fought to have this person removed. I stopped coming into work. The executives tried to mediate to reconcile but I refused. It dragged on for months,” she revealed.

“I see now, decades later, there was a fire, an anger, a burning rage that kept me on the course. And I say this also, to make a very clear point, I had a lawyer, who believed that I could not walk back into a place that harbored this kind of hate,” she continued.

“One last attempt was made at ‘reconciliation’ as if that was even appropriate….A letter written by the man was handed to me as a final gesture, to being me to submission. I was reminded once again, by the white male executive, that someone’s livelihood was on the line, that I was somehow responsible for that…I walked out, never touched or opened that letter…I carry these memories with me, to remind myself that when I feel sick with grief and indecision and fear as I do now, that my dignity is something that can never be bargained with, isn’t something for me to put away so someone else can feel comfortable.”

“Be angry. Be f–king enraged. And then do something, to repair this damage. Read, donate, volunteer, share and hold one another as we find out way through this pain,” she concluded.

Read her full, powerful statement inside.

Many stars have also spoken up to condemn anti-Asian sentiment.

The MTV Movie & TV Awards are coming back.

After the 2020 awards ceremony was pushed back to December amid the pandemic, the 2021 ceremony will be airing live from Los Angeles on May 16, the company announced Thursday (March 11).

And on the next night (May 17), MTV will broadcast the inaugural Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted (working title) special, which celebrates “the jaw-dropping, no-rules, drama-filled moments from our favorite reality shows.”

Hosts, nominees, performers, presenters and additional details for both events have not yet been revealed by MTV.

Last year, Vanessa Hudgens hosted the 90-minute special, and Sia, Travis Barker and Steve Aoki all performed during the show.

A beloved MTV series also made a huge return after many years. Find out what it is!

The beloved MTV series The Real World is returning to television and the show’s original New York cast is coming back.

The cast from the longtime show’s first season will reunite in the same loft they filmed in back in 1992, according to THR.

The new series, The Real World Homecoming: New York, will air on the new streaming service Paramount+ and it will premiere on launch day, March 4. Returning cast members include Becky Blasband, Andre Comeau, Heather B. Gardner, Julie Gentry, Norman Korpi, Eric Nies and Kevin Powell.

MTV Entertainment Group president Chris McCarthy said, “MTV’s The Real World has been credited with creating the reality TV genre and was one of the first series that tackled important and yet unrepresented topics of the time, from HIV/AIDS, race, gender, orientation and religion. With Paramount+ being the home to so many global reality hit franchises, it seems only fitting to bring back the franchise and cast that started it all.”

Paramount+ is the rebrand of CBS All Access and the streaming service will feature content from the ViacomCBS family.

A tweet about MTV‘s schedule is going viral.

The television network’s schedule for January 25 through January 31 was shared online and the majority of airtime is for the Rob Dyrdek show Ridiculousness.

By our calculations, 68% of the entire week’s programming was dedicated to just the one show. The network even airs the show for 48 hours straight on the weekend!

The viral schedule showed last weekend’s programming, but MTV is once again airing a 48-hour marathon of Ridiculousness this weekend as well.

So, what even is Ridiculousness? The show features reality star and former professional skateboarder Rob Dyrdek and panelists Steelo Brim and Chanel West Coast as they watch the most hysterical and absurd viral videos out there. Each episode has some special guests as well.

Some of the other original programming that MTV airs includes Teen Mom, Catfish, The Challenge, and Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.

Bretman Rock is coming to MTV!

The 22-year-old Filipino-American influencer will star in an upcoming MTV series called MTV Following: Bretman Rock, he confirmed on social media.

“My @mtv show is Finally here!! ✨🥺 I’ve been manifesting this since I was a child and we’re finally doing it guys !! I’m a reality star 🌈🤪 Check out @mtvfollowing for more info,” he wrote on Instagram.

The trailer for the series is set to be released on February 4, and the series is set to premiere on February 8 on MTV’s YouTube channel.

A press release states that the episodes will center on Bretman as he balances a new business, the loss of his dad, being an Internet superstar, and his mom’s move, via Nylon.

Check out a first look at the cast!

Bretman recently teamed up for the biggest beauty collab in history. Watch it here!