MTV EMAs: What you missed

(CNN) -- The big winners at Sunday's MTV Europe Music Awards spanned the generations.
On one end, there was
rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, who was honored with the global icon award.
And on the other, there were the boy bands One Direction and 5 Seconds
of Summer, who were crowned pop music princes by the end of the
ceremony.
The 2014 MTV EMAs, MTV's
20th installment of the internationally focused music awards show, was
held in Glasgow, Scotland and hosted by Nicki Minaj.
In addition to offering
up multiple wardrobe changes throughout the night, Minaj also introduced
a new song from her upcoming album, "The Pinkprint."
"Scotland, I'd like to
take you on a journey tonight," Minaj promised before diving into a
medley that included one of her past hits, "Super Bass," and the "Bed of
Lies," which also features singer Skylar Grey.
Minaj, who was a winner
herself on Sunday as she picked up the best hip hop award, closed out
the medley with her current smash, "Anaconda."
Ariana Grande, who's
ditched her signature ponytail, gave a high-flying performance during
Sunday's show. She went on to grab two awards, one of which was for her
single "Problem."
Slash teamed up with
Myles Kennedy, Simon Neil and the Conspirators to close out the show
with a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne that was immediately a must-see.
Earlier in the evening, Slash presented Ozzy with his global icon award.
"For four decades the Prince of Darkness has rocked anyone who dared to listen," Slash said.
"This is a guy who does not know how to do ordinary. He scares the hell
out of most people and all bats. But to me is a gentle man and a
gentleman."
And what does Ozzy think
of his new icon status? "I don't know where they got this icon s***
from," the rocker quipped. "But it's good to be here tonight. God bless
you all, thank you for coming."
Web exclusive: Actress Michelle Monaghan reacts to new 'True Detective' cast
(CNN) – Actress Michelle Monaghan, who starred in the first season of HBO's "True Detective," says one new star for next season is something of an unconventional pick.
Colin Ferrell wasn't a surprise, Monaghan said in an interview with CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper." But "Vince Vaughn is really an idea that's kind of out of the box," she says.
Vaughn most recently starred in a pair of comedies last year - "Delivery Man" and "The Internship."
Casting Vaughn in the dramatic series is a reminder to fans and viewers that Vaughn "actually has very dramatic roots."
Watch "The Lead" on CNN at 4 p.m. ET to hear Monaghan talk of her latest project, "Fort Bliss," where she plays a female soldier struggling to reconnect with her family after a tour in Afghanistan.
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