MTV Video Music Award for Best Artist Website

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The MTV Video Music Award for Best Artist Website was given out once in 1999 during the Pre-Show, and was then discontinued. The winners were the Red Hot Chili Peppers for their official website, run by News Director Starla Angel, Head Honcho Blackie Dammet (father of Anthony Kiedis), Web Designer Terry Wells and Webmaster Jonathan Wade.

Year	Winner	Other nominees
1999	Red Hot Chili Peppers (www.redhotchilipeppers.com)	David Bowie (www.davidbowie.com) Jennifer Lopez (www.jenniferlopez.com) Massive Attack (www.massiveattack.co.uk) Sheryl Crow (www.sherylcrow.com) The Smashing Pumpkins (www.smashingpumpkins.com) Limp Bizkit (www.limpbizkit.com)

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