Grammys
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Grammys: Ben Winston to Take Over as Executive Producer After Ken Ehrlich’s 40th Year
Changing of the guard set for 2021
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Grammys Draw Almost 20 Million Viewers, But Still Set New All-Time Ratings Low
CBS special dips 5 percent among adults 18-49
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Ratings: Fox Animated Comedies Dare to Air Originals Against CBS’ Grammys
They didn’t achieve much success
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J Lo’s Salsa-Dancing Motown Tribute at the Grammys Gets Diced Up on Twitter
“They really got JLo lip syncing Motown’s finest songs like there’s not 1000 black women with R&B vocals ready for this moment,” one blue-check writes
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Grammys Creep Up From Last Year in Early Ratings
Music’s Biggest Night aired two weeks later this time around
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Grammy Awards: A Kendrick Lamar Performance and 17 Other Things You Didn’t See on TV
Staples Center isn’t the most hospitable place to see an awards show, but folks in the room got to see a few things home viewers missed
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Grammy Awards Analysis: Women Seize the Spotlight, But Kendrick Lamar Still Can’t Catch a Break
The Grammys paid more than lip service to the idea of female empowerment — or, at least, the idea of rewarding and spotlighting female artists
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XXXTentacion Left Out of Grammys ‘In Memoriam’ Segment
Rapper, who died last June, was accused of domestic abuse
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Grammy Awards 2019: Complete Winners List
Childish Gambino and Kacey Musgraves dominated on music’s biggest night
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Michelle Obama’s Grammys Remarks Drowned Out by Audience Applause
Former first lady praises Motown and Beyonce, once the applause quiets down
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The Grammy Awards 2019: The Hottest Music Parties in Tinseltown (Photos)
The best-of-the-best 2019 Grammy happenings
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Grammys: Recording Academy President Neil Portnow on Creating a Supersized, More Inclusive Awards Show
Expanding the four main Grammys categories, he said, “has the ability to impact issues of diversity and inclusion, which is obviously high on our agenda”
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Eminem Scores Grammy Nomination for Song Where He Sings ‘I Sold My Soul’ for Grammys
“Lucky You,” Marshall
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2019 Grammy Nominations: Kendrick Lamar, Drake and Brandi Carlile Lead as Major Categories Expand
Cardi B, Janelle Monae and Kacey Musgraves also vie for album of the year
