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The official after-party for the Grammy Awards was a tribute concert for Stevie Wonder, airing Monday, Feb. 16th.
Bill Belichick returned to CBS' "Late Show" with David Letterman on Wednesday night for the first time in a decade.
"The Odd Couple" is a comedy following two former college buddies who become unlikely roommates after the demise of their respective marriages.
He also said the Kardashian's should own part of E!.
Pharrell, Beyonce, John Legend and Common got in on the protest.
Album of the Year was the only big one that eluded him.
We know Sia isn't so keen on showing her face in public (so, hey, why not record a pop album?), but her GRAMMY performance tonight was some other-level shy stuff.
The performance featured a classic gospel song, and one that's surely destined to be.
With her number one 1 hit, "All About That Bass," Meghan Trainor may seem like an overnight pop sensation. But at Nauset Regional High School, many people saw firsthand her years of passion for singing and songwriting.
See the full list of winners at this year's GRAMMYs.
Seriously. Lots of black.
The song was only released days ago, but Rihanna's collaboration with Kanye West and Paul McCartney got its first public performance on the 57th Annual GRAMMYs.
The singer, who took home the award for Best New Artist earlier in the evening, earned the distinction for Song of the Year for his song "Stay with Me"—the Darkchild version, that is.
He may have flown under the radar the whole ride, but in the end, Beck came out on top.
