Best Rock Video winners found themselves strewn in glitter when arriving at the VMAs Sunday night.By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by James Montgomery
30 Seconds to Mars arrives at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards
Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage
If anyone thought that 30 Seconds to Mars' partial re-creation of their VMA-winning video, "Kings and Queens," when they entered the big show's white carpet would prove to be the most dangerous part of the band's appearance on Sunday night, they were wrong.
When MTV News caught up with the band as they hit the white carpet, frontman Jared Leto explained that they had not only braved L.A. traffic for their entrance, they also endured an explosion of sorts. "We were in the middle of a glitter bomb. The entrance was fun and chaotic and crazy."
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