Alicia Keys is returning to the Grammys, but this time as host. The 15-time Grammy winner will preside over the 61st annual awards, marking her first time as master of ceremonies for Music’s Biggest... Read More
Pusha-T and Drake’s rivalry is still being felt, even at the Grammys. Despite his seven nominations, Scorpion was omitted from Best Rap Album, while Pusha’s Daytona earned a Grammy nomination in the category. “I... Read More
Kendrick Lamar leads the nominations for the 2019 Grammy Awards. The Compton rapper earns eight nominations at the 61st annual ceremony, including Album of the Year for the Black Panther soundtrack. “All the Stars”... Read More
The Grammys are making a big change. For the first time since the inception of the awards in 1959, the number of nominees in four major categories—Album of the Year, Record of the Year,... Read More
After being nominated for five Grammys and going home empty-handed, SZA has been relatively quiet. Now, the Top Dawg Entertainment/RCA songstress is breaking her silence about the night that left her “mad as hell.”... Read More
Iggy Azalea is among the many voices speaking out against Neil Portnow, the President and CEO of the Recording Academy, for comments he made about how women in music need to “step up” to... Read More
Alessia Cara isn’t “Here” for the criticism. Taking to Instagram, the 21-year-old singer-songwriter addressed those who took issue with her winning the Best New Artist Grammy on Sunday (Jan. 28), despite the fact that... Read More
After sharing the stage with Bruno Mars at the Grammys, Cardi B is offering a kidney in return. The “Bodak Yellow” chart-topper showed her gratitude for her “Finesse” collaborator with a heartfelt message. “I... Read More
From Kendrick Lamar’s dramatic opening number to Logic’s impassioned closer, the 60th Annual Grammy Awards were full of politically-charged moments. One of the highlights came in the middle of the show, with host James... Read More
Magic was definitely in the air for Bruno Mars on Music’s Biggest Night. The 24K Magic star walked away with a total of six Grammys, the most of any artist this year. His win... Read More
Logic brought his suicide prevention anthem to the Grammys on Sunday (Jan. 28). Joined by Alessia Cara, Khalid, and several survivors, the Everybody MC delivered a gripping performance of “1-800-273-8255” during Music’s Biggest Night.... Read More
SZA takes Ctrl of the Grammys. Despite the fact that she was shut out of her five categories, the most-nominated female this year still delivered a winning performance of “Broken Clocks” at Madison Square... Read More
