James Corden’s mild dig at President Donald Trump during his rapped opening monologue at Sunday night’s Grammy Awards – “Live it on up, because this is the best/And with President Trump, we don’t know what comes next” – seemed like a hint that the 59th annual ceremony would be shot through with political sentiment from all sides. More
PinterestJay Z cheered on his wife Beyoncé during her epic Grammys performance, but as soon as the ceremony was over, he was back to proving he could still hold his own with her on a track. More
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CHICAGO (CBS) — Now a winner of three Grammy Awards, Chance the Rapper grew up in the West Chatham neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side, and started performing when he was only 4 years old. More
Last night, the biggest music stars in all the land got dolled up in anticipation of winning a shiny trophy. Yes, that’s right – it was GRAMMY night. In its newest format, the Grammy broadcast is mostly performance after performance. Bruno Mars crushed it as usual, Adele opened the show with a spot-on rendition of “Hello,” Katy Perry rocked out so gloriously that we all decided maybe we do…
LOS ANGELES – Bruno Mars couldn’t decide which song to perform for Sunday’s Grammy Awards tribute to Prince. More
John Legend and actress-singer Cynthia Erivo performed a poignant rendition of the Beach Boys‘ “God Only Knows” to honor the artists who died over the last year. More
Gary Clark Jr. enlisted veteran soul singer William Bell to deliver a blistering version of “Born Under a Bad Sign” at this year’s Grammys. More
Beyoncé has won Best Urban Contemporary Album at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. Lemonade picked up the win over albums by Rihanna, Anderson .Paak, KING, and Gallant. More
James Corden opened Sunday’s Grammys by recovering from a string of technical difficulties and rehearsal mishaps — or so the Late Late Show host wanted the audience and viewers watching to think. More
