Billboard: VMA After-Party Report

Rita Ora tweeted to her 1.2 million fans that she'd be performing at a VMA after-party, but getting in to see the 21-year-old British singer and Roc Nation artist at the Palladium in Hollywood was easier said than done. MTV and Time Warner Cable threw an intimate bash for the charity Lifebeat, shortly after the VMAs broadcast ended on the other side of the country, attended primarily by advertisers and cable subscribers.

"Jersey Shore" star Pauly D., whose 4 million Twitter followers know all about his DJ career, spun at the party. The night also featured sets from turntablist A-Trak, Graham Funke and rapper Sam Adams. Ora, whose album hit #1 in the UK this week, presented at the VMAs. A-Trak was nominated in the newly-minted Best Electronic Dance Music Award category.

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