Crap On Extra: The Video Music Awards recap, new Alice in Chains? and a certain rock star saved a woman from suicide.

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MUSIC

MTV celebrated the 40th anniversary of its Video Music Awards with plenty of looks back at classic moments and a few glimpses of what we might be seeing in the future.

Jon Bon Jovi had an interesting encounter while in Nashville Tuesday. While crossing the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge over the Cumberland River around 6 p.m. for a video shoot, he came upon a woman who appeared to be getting ready to jump. He reportedly spoke with her and convinced her otherwise.

Jerry Cantrell hinted to 'Loudwire' about what's coming from Alice in Chains. He's focused on celebrating his new solo album, 'I Want Blood', for now but said, "There's a couple of things that we're working on, like non-album related. We're going to jump on a call [soon], we've got a few creative irons in the fire."

MOVING ON INTO MOVIE NEWS:

Michael B. Jordan signed on to direct a remake of The Thomas Crown Affair for Amazon MGM Studios, which will release the film exclusively in theaters worldwide.

• Pharrell Williams attended the Toronto International Film Festival for a screening of his Lego biopic Piece By Piece.

Judd Apatow will direct "Cola Wars", a movie about the rivalry between Pepsi and Coke. Progress on Cola Wars is bubbling up, as Steven Spielberg to produce, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

AND FINALLY

People are having ‘shower thoughts’ about how the cowboy hat came to be. Funny enough, no one can really agree on the actual answer. But there are some great theories:

Theory #1 . . . Cowboys would roll up the sides so three of them could comfortably sit next to each other in a pickup truck without their hats touching...

AND THAT IS YOUR CRAP ON CELEBRITIES!

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