NEW YORK, Sept. 8 -- The following are the winners of the 1994 MTV Video Music Awards announced Thursday night at Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan:
Best Music Video: Aerosmith for 'Cryin'.' Best New Artist: Counting Crows.
Best Male video: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers for 'Mary Jane's Last Dance.' Best Female Video: Janet Jackson for 'If.' Best Group Video: Aerosmith for 'Cryin'.' Best Rap Video: Snoop Doggy Dogg, 'Doggy Dogg World.' Best Dance Video: Salt-N-Pepa/En Vogue for 'Whatta Man.' Best Metal/Hard Rock Video: Soundgarden for 'Black Hole Sun'. Best Alternative Music Video: Nirvana for 'Heart-Shaped Box.' Best Video from a Film: Bruce Springsteen for 'Streets of Philadelphia'. Best R&B Video: Salt-N-Pepa/En Vogue for 'Whatta Man'. Best Direction in a Video: R.E.M. for 'Everybody Hurts.' Best Choreography in a Video: Salt-N-Pepa with En Vogue for 'Whatta Man.' Best Special Effects in a Video: Peter Gabriel for 'Kiss that Frog.' Best Art Direction in a Video: Nirvana for 'Heart-Shaped Box.' Best Editing in a Video: R.E.M. for 'Everybody Hurts.' Best Cinematography in a Video: R.E.M. for 'Everybody Hurts.' Breakthrough Video: R.E.M. for 'Everybody Hurts.' Special Recognition for Lifetime Achievement: Rolling Stones Video Vanguard: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Viewers' Choice: Aerosmith MTV Brasil: Sepultura for 'Territory.' MTV Europe: Take That for 'Babe.' MTV Japan: Hide for 'Eyes Love You' MTV Latino: Los Fabulosos Cadillacs for 'Matador.'
