Who hosted the 2025 Grammy Awards? All about Trevor Noah
Trevor Noah hosted the 2025 Grammy Awards, marking his fifth consecutive turn at the helm of the ceremony.
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Trevor Noah hosted the 2025 Grammy Awards, marking his fifth consecutive turn at the helm of the ceremony.
Trevor Noah will be back to host the Grammys this year. This will be the comedian's fifth year serving as emcee for the show. The recording academy said this year's show will support wildfire relief efforts in Los Angeles and honor first responders. The Grammys are just under two weeks away on Feb. 2 in LA.
Comedian Trevor Noah will return to the Grammy Awards stage to host the 2025 ceremony — his fifth consecutive year leading the show.
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Beyoncé and Adele will once again contend for top honors, while Lizzo and Harry Styles return and Bad Bunny makes history.
The slap was the result of "a rage that had been bottled for a really long time," Smith said, but, "I had to forgive myself for being human."
CBS and the Recording Academy announced today that Trevor Noah, Comedy Central's Emmy Award-winning "The Daily Show" host and comedian, will return as master of ceremonies for the GRAMMY Awards.
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Chris discussed Barack Obama's first appearance since leaving the White House, the arrest of 22 people at a 'pot party,' and Bill O'Reilly's debut podcast. He talked to author and former Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill about his book, 'The Operator,' at 7:00, Caitlin Flanagan from the Atlantic about her piece, 'How Late Night Comedy Fueled The Rise Of Trump,' at 7:20, Kelly Osbourne about her new book, 'There Is No F*cking Secret,' at 8:00 and Jeff Bartos, a Republican Senate Candidate hoping to challenge Bob Casey in 2018, at 8:25.
The host of the Emmy and Peabody-Award-winning program will be at Tower Theater on Friday, April 7.
Chris discussed yesterday's New York presidential primary, Ben Carson's appearance on the Daily Show and next week's Pennsylvania primary. He talked with Breitbart's John Hayward at 7:20 about the New York primary, Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about the infighting between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, and Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz at 8:40.
Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Trevor Noah will be broadcasting right from the Annenberg Center's Zellerbach Theatre on Penn's Campus
Chris talks about protests against NBC in advance of Donald Trump hosting Saturday Night Live, the CMA Awards, and Director Quentin Tarantino's response to criticism he's received from police unions. At 8:20, he also talked with comedian Craig Shoemaker, who will be performing at Helium Comedy Club this weekend.
Rich discussed Hillary Clinton's Benghazi hearing, Gov. Chris Christie's veto overturned on guns, and the Cubs won't win the World Series as predicted Back to the Future. He also discussed Jeb Bush critique of Super Girl, Trevor Noah's critique of the Daily Beast and Democratic Congressman Luis Gutierrez blast SNL over Donald Trump hosting. Dr. Mazz joined Rich at 4pm for Ask the Doctor.
Chris discussed Police Chief Charles Ramsey's resignation, Bernie Sanders debate performance, and media coverage of Lamar Odom. He also talked with Newt and Callista Gingrich about the duel release of their books at 8:00.
Chris discussed President Obama addressing Hillary Clinton's email scandal on 60 minutes, Saturday Night Live tackling gun violence, and Chase Utley being suspended for a hard slide that broke the leg of Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada. He talked with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00 about the importance of political battle to be the next Speaker of the House and Beasley Reece at 8:00 about the Eagles win over the Saints.
Chris discussed the arrival of Hurricane Joaquin, Congressman Kevin McCarthy claiming the Benghazi investigation has hurt Hillary Clinton's poll numbers, and a proposal for a traffic free day in Philadelphia. He talked with South Carolina Senator and presidential candidate Lindsey Graham at 8:00, and Roy Bension, the CEO of the House of Blues about the opening of the Fillmore at 8:20.
Jon Stewart said goodbye to "The Daily Show" on Thursday, America's foremost satirist of politicians and the media ushered out by Bruce Springsteen and a reunion of the many colleagues that he worked with during 16 years as host.
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Jon Ronson, author of So You've Been Publicly Shamed, told Chris Stigall that this is what people do on social media now -- comb through thousands of tweets just to find ones that they feel are offensive.
Chris discussed the nuclear deal with Iran, Elizabeth Warren being a possible presidential candidate and homosexuality in Indiana and Iran. He also discussed Trevor Noah taking over The Daily Show and the Obama Administrations interaction with Iran.
Rich reacts to the blowback against Indiana Governor Mike Pence after signing the state's 'religious freedom law,' a sexting scandal at North Penn High School, and the online reaction to the new host of the Daily Show, Trevor Noah.
Rich talked about the new 'religious freedom' law in Indiana, a man who berated a Chik Fil A employee three years ago that still has not found a job, and Jamie Foxx being criticized for making jokes about Bruce Jenner. He talked with author Kenneth Walsh about his book, Air Force One: A History of The Presidents and Their Planes, and labor lawyer Rick Grimaldi.
