Justin Timberlake earned a standing ovation after delivering an extra sensory performance (the longest in VMA history) featuring a medley of his biggest hits. Starting in the hallways of Barclays and winding his way into the arena, Timberlake performed from every corner of the house. He glided, danced and sang his way through throngs of fans during the show-stopping performance, including a reunion with his former 'NSYNC bandmates for the first time in a decade.

In one of the most intimate performances of the show, NBA player Jason Collins and A$ap Rocky introduced Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, who were surrounded from above by American flags as they delivered a powerful rendition of their anthem of love, acceptance and equality, "Same Love." They were joined for an emotionally charged vocal accompaniment by Mary Lambert and surprise guest, super star Jennifer Hudson.

The VMAs were bookended by world premiere performances from two of the biggest female artists on the planet. Lady Gaga opened the night with an evocative, theatrical rendition of her newly released "Applause." The performance was produced by the world renowned theater artist, Robert Wilson, and featured Gaga going through numerous costume changes, from a chaste white, floor-length robe to almost baring all in a Botticelli inspired
"Birth of Venus" ending. Closing the show, against the backdrop one of the most iconic Brooklyn landmarks, the Brooklyn Bridge, Katy Perry roared into a boxing ring to perform her new single "Roar."

The show also included first-ever television premieres of Kanye West's "Blood on the Leaves," where he samples Nina Simone's rendition of Billie Holliday's indelible "Strange Fruit." From a darkened stage, Kanye powerfully and in silhouette delivered a riveting performance. Drake started his set by serenading and later grooving the audience with his hit "Started from the Bottom," and Bruno Mars seduced all with a tropically infused rendition of "Gorilla." Miley Cyrus made her VMA debut as she emerged from, yes -- the belly of a 30-foot teddy bear to perform "We Can't Stop."

Jimmy Fallon presented his longtime friend and "History of Rap" collaborator Justin Timberlake with the prestigious "Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award." Timberlake also took home three limited-edition KAWS Moonmen, including "Video of the Year," presented to him by Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis were also big VMA winners, taking home three Moonmen for categories including "Best Hip-Hop Video" and the "Best Video with a Social Message." Bruno Mars nabbed two awards including "Best Male Video" for "Locked out of Heaven."

Before introducing "Best Female Video," which went to Taylor Swift for "I Knew You Were Trouble," the French electronic duo Daft Punk premiered a sneak peek from their upcoming music video "Lose Yourself to Dance," along with Pharell and Nile Rogers. P!nk won "Best Collaboration" for "Just Give me a Reason" with Nate Ruess from fun.; Selena Gomez took home "Best Pop Video" for "Come and Get It;" and 30 Seconds to Mars won "Best Rock Video" for "Up in the Air."

The VMAs also introduced two new awards this year, including Artist to Watch, which went to Austin Mahone for "What About Love." The other new award � "Best Song of the Summer," powered by Windows Phone � went to One Direction for the group's "Best Song Ever."

After her whimsically naughty performance, Miley Cyrus helped open "Blurred Lines" with the suave Robin Thicke, who was later joined on stage by 2 Chainz and Kendrick Lamar performing "Give it 2 U." DJ Cassidy kept the night moving as the VMA house deejay.

Full List of 2013 "MTV Video Music Awards" Winners Below:

Video Of The Year
Justin Timberlake � "Mirrors"

Best Male Video
Bruno Mars � "Locked Out of Heaven"

Best Female Video
Taylor Swift � "I Knew You Were Trouble"

Best Pop Video
Selena Gomez � "Come and Get It"

Artist To Watch Presented by Taco Bell�
Austin Mahone - "What About Love"

Best Collaboration
P!nk feat. Nate Ruess � "Just Give Me A Reason"

Best Video With A Social Message
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis � "Same Love"

Best Rock Video
Thirty Seconds To Mars � "Up In The Air"

Best Art Direction
Janelle Monae feat. Erykah Badu � "Q.U.E.E.N."

Best Choreography
Bruno Mars � "Treasure"

Best Cinematography
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Ray Dalton � "Cant' Hold Us"

Best Direction
Justin Timberlake feat. JAY Z � "Suit & Tie"

Best Editing
Justin Timberlake � "Mirrors"

Best Visual Effects
Capital Cities � "Safe and Sound"

Song Of The Summer
One Direction � "Best Song Ever"