Celebrities Talk Favorite Songs Ahead of 2018 Grammys
Celebrities from entertainment, sports and music discuss their favorite songs to listen to.
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Celebrities from entertainment, sports and music discuss their favorite songs to listen to.
Jay-Z is the leader of the 2018 Grammy Award nominations in a year where the top four categories are heavily dominated by rap and R&B artists, giving the often overlooked genres a strong chance of winning big.
Bruno Mars and Cardi B, who recently collaborated on the upbeat song "Finesse," will perform together at the Grammy Awards.
Jay-Z is the leader of the 2018 Grammy Award nominations in a year where the top four categories are heavily dominated by rap and R&B artists.
Drake's "More Life" album won't earn him more Grammy Awards: The rapper didn't submit the album for consideration at the 2018 Grammys.
Corden will host the show live from New York City's Madison Square Garden on January 28th.
The awards ceremony has not been held in New York City since 2003...
The longtime producer of the Grammy Awards is offering an apology to Metallica after a technical glitch marred the band's inclusion on the show
"My comment about Beyoncé was regretfully taken out of context. I have the utmost respect for her as an artist and a person."
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Complete recap of the 59th annual GRAMMYs.
It wasn't the first time things haven't gone Metallica's way at the GRAMMYs, but at Sunday's 59th presentation of the awards, the slights against the Bay Area metal band were twofold.
"The only thing left to do is shave my head, which I'm really saving for a public breakdown," Perry said.
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She used both speeches to address Beyoncé.
Even though Adele flubbed during her live performance at the Grammys, she walked away the belle of the ball: She took home five awards Sunday night, including album, record and song of the year.
Bruno Mars tore down the stage with his tribute to Prince.
Despite sound problems, they still rocked.
The two killed their duet.
She stopped the performance in order to start over and get it right.
Bruno Mars performs his song 'That's What I Like' to the excited GRAMMYs audience.
Like "Lemonade," the performance was artful and challenging.
"Oh Imma talk. Y'all can play the music if you want," he said, as they tried to end Chance's speech.
