Vanessa Warwick

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Vanessa Warwick is an English former MTV presenter, notable for her eight-year spell as a video jockey from 1990 to 1997 inclusive. She was for a time during the 1990s married to musician Ricky Warwick, lead singer and guitarist with The Almighty. Vanessa Warwick now runs a London-based property business.^{[citation needed]}

MTV

Born Vanessa Young, she first joined MTV in 1988 on a temporary assignment at the broadcaster's Camden Studios in London, eventually becoming a production assistant on the MTV rock show, "Metal Hammer" and then "Headbangers Ball",^[1] where she became the show's assistant producer. In 1990, she replaced German VJ Kristiane Backer, having presented her first tour report - a review of a London Astoria performance by American band OverKill. As well as seven years presenting "Headbangers Ball", she also inspired and wrote the foreword to a "Headbangers Ball" book, Chaos AD - Rock In The Nineties, written by Kerrang! magazine freelance Steve Beebee, published by Simon & Schuster in 1997.^[2] As a freelance TV producer, she also directed a Motörhead video in 2001.^[1]^[3]

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