Are fun. The GRAMMYs' Biggest Weirdos?
"I was worried, when we first decided this was going to be the band name about all the negative puns that would happen," singer Nate Ruess says. "Like, 'This is no fun at all!'
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"I was worried, when we first decided this was going to be the band name about all the negative puns that would happen," singer Nate Ruess says. "Like, 'This is no fun at all!'
Gearing up for the GRAMMY Nominations Concert tonight on CBS, we tested Youngblood Hawke's memory on some of the biggest songs in rock GRAMMY history.
The Lumineers, Janelle Monáe, Sheryl Crow, Little Big Town and Chris Young join tonight's show in Nashville.
CBS President and CEO Les Moonves is speaking out after "Two and a Half Men" star Angus T. Jones called the network's hit show "filth" in a YouTube video.
"I think they would be crazy if they don't nominate the songwriters of 'Tears of Joy' for a GRAMMY this year."
The Who will play NYC's Madison Square Garden on the night of the nominations concert.
Performer Stevie Wonder canceled his performance at an upcoming Friends of Israel Defense Forces event after pressure from some human rights organizations.
Reunited! Deputies recovered Dr. Phil McGraw's stolen 1957 Chevy Bel Air at an undisclosed location in Los Angeles Tuesday morning.
"Malcolm in the Middle" actor Frankie Muniz suffered from a "mini-stroke" last Friday.
"I didn't know where I was or what I was doing there and literally it felt like I had suddenly been beamed into the TV. It was the most out-of-body experience I'd ever had."
A 10-year-old cancer survivor from Southern California plays alongside Hollywood heartthrob Gerard Butler in a new romantic comedy flick.
Singer-songwriter Carole King cemented her legacy as one of the world's most prolific songwriters with her own star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame on Monday.
Country singer Hunter Hayes will perform at the 'Grammy Nominations Concert -- LIVE!' airing on CBS, December 5 at 10PM EST.
David Letterman's "stupid human tricks" and Top 10 lists are being vaulted into the ranks of cultural acclaim as the late-night comedian receives this year's Kennedy Center Honors with rock band Led Zeppelin and three other artists.
These and other famous folks came to the film academy's Governors Awards Saturday to honor filmmakers whose names may not be as well known, but whose contributions to the industry have affected movie-lovers everywhere.
