Queen Latifah, Eboni Nichols’ Son Rebel Makes Red Carpet Debut at AMAs 2026

Here's A Full List Of Everyone Who Won Big (And Was Completely Snubbed) At This Year's AMAs

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Queen Latifah, Eboni Nichols’ Son Rebel Makes Red Carpet Debut at AMAs 2026

At the 2026 American Music Awards on May 25, Queen Latifah was joined by her partner Eboni Nichols and their son Rebel, with the event marking as the 6-year-old’s red carpet debut.

Goo Goo Dolls Supporters Rage Over AMA 'Snub' Despite Emotional Tribute

American Music Awards viewers erupted online after Black Eyed Peas unexpectedly beat Goo Goo Dolls for Best Throwback Song at the 2026 AMAs in Las Vegas. Many fans believed the Goo Goo Dolls' iconic hit 'Iris' would easily take the prize after the crowd passionately sang along during the ceremony. Instead, Black Eyed Peas won for 'Rock That Body', sparking immediate backlash across social media. Furious viewers accused the AMAs of snubbing one o…

'90s icons Goo Goo Dolls turn American Music Awards into family affair

Frontman John Rzeznik proudly posed with his nine-year-old daughter Liliana and bassist-vocalist Robby Takac brought along his 14-year-old daughter Hana

Katseye Break Through a Giant Pink Teddy Bear to Perform ‘Pinky Up’ at 2026 AMAs

Katseye delivered a fever dream performance of “Pinky Up” at the American Music Awards in Las Vegas on Monday evening, and later won their first ever AMA for New Artist of the Year. The superstar group rolled up on the awards show stage via a massive pink teddy bear outfitted with with giant speakers for paws. In a setting that brought their music video for the hit single to the AMAs, Katseye interrupted a curious tea party to sing their high-…

Pussycat Dolls Perform With Busta Rhymes at American Music Awards 2026 After Canceled Tour Dates

The Pussycat Dolls took the 2026 American Music Awards stage alongside iconic rapper Busta Rhymes after canceling the U.S. leg of their comeback tour. Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt performed with Rhymes, 54, for a rendition of their 2005 hit “Don’t Cha” during the Monday, May 25, awards show at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The Y2K girl group also performed their hit songs “Buttons,” “When I Grow Up” and “Club …