Jared Leto's Night at the 2011 MTV VMAs

Posted Sunday August 28, 2011 11:15 PM GMT

Keeping it cool as he made his arrival, Jared Leto hit the red carpet at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night (August 28).

Known tor making his female fans swoon, the Hugo fragrance frontman didn't disappoint, looking handsome while joined by his bandmates Shannon Leto and Tomo Milicevice at the Nokia Theatre LA Live venue.

With Jared on hand to present an award alongside actress Zoe Saldana, the outing comes as rumors continue to swirl over a possible breakup of 30 Seconds to Mars.

Adding to the speculation, Leto recently told Kerrang! he was "uncertain" of the group's future, as he explained, "A lot of artists peak or get burned out. A lot of times they stop trying and those are all dangers...It took two years to make 'This Is War.' Touring it has been another two years. Do I have that in me again? I don't know."

Enjoy the pictures of Jared Leto at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards (August 28).

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Jared Leto Unsure Of 30 Seconds To Mars Future!

Oooooh. no.

We hope there IS a future!

The sexy and talented Jared Leto seems uncertain about his band's future.

30 Seconds To Mars, the band behind such great songs like Hurricane (which was robbed of a Video of the Year nod if you ask us) and The Kill, has been on the scene since 2007.

In only four years, not only have they garnered a fan base comparable to Lady GaGa's, but they've also cultivated a sound all their own.

When anyone turns on the radio and hears a Mars song for the first time, they know exactly who it is. Unlike a lot of bands to come up in the past decade, Mars is one of a kind and one (we hope) destined to last.

But according to Leto:

A lot of artists peak or get burned out. A lot of times they stop trying and those are all dangers. It took two years to make This Is War. Touring it has been another two years. Do I have that in me again?

Just take a big vacation after! ….DON'T LEAVE US!

The frontman continued in the interview, explaining maybe they just need a new direction:

We could make a dance record, a dubstep record, a punk record, or a rock opera. Anything is possible because This Is War was an arrival, creatively and personally.

…well, anything is better than nothing!

Okay, that's not true. But when it comes to Mars, we're not ready to say good-bye.

Surely Leto isn't, either. After all, this is the man who gives up stellar film roles to focus on the music.

Jared, stay with us! Stayyyy wiiiiith uuuuuus!

[Image via A.Miller/WENN.]

Tags: 30 seconds to mars, jared leto, music, shannon leto, Tomo Milicevic

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