Bad Bunny talks going from the grocery store to the “Gringo Grammys” with Trevor Noah

“Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” encountered a disruption while filming on location in New York City’s Washington Square Park, in the heart of Greenwich Village.

Bad Bunny on this first-ever HIGHArt cover, the issue also features conversations with the Russell Westbrook, Grimes, Kidsuper, Coi Leray, and more.The full issue drops tomorrow, Thursday, December 2--but we’ve got an early look at some of the reggatonero’s quotes from the issue.

Trevor Noah is returning to the GRAMMYs! On Wednesday, the Recording Academy and CBS announced that the comedian, who hosted the 2021 GRAMMY Awards, will return for next year's 64th annual ceremony.«Trevor was amazing as our host for the 63rd GRAMMY Awards with praise from the music community, music fans and critics,» said Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy.

After knocking it out of the park last year, Trevor Noah is coming back to host the 64th Grammy Awards on Jan. 31, 2022.

Trevor Noah will return as master of ceremonies of The 64th Annual Grammy Awards, CBS and the Recording Academy announced today. The live broadcast from Crypto.com Arena (currently still known as Staples Center) in Los Angeles is set for Monday, Jan. 31, 2022.

Jordan Moreau After hosting the 2021 ceremony, comedian and “Daily Show” host Trevor Noah is back to host the 2022 Grammys.Noah made the announcement on CBS Wednesday morning with Gayle King.“It was fun, it was really, really fun. It was a great team.

Nominees for the 64th Grammy Awards came out last week. Jon Batiste led the pack with 11 nominations in all, while Justin Bieber, Doja Cat and H.E.R.

Trevor Noah is returning to host the 2022 Grammys! He also hosted this part year’s Grammys.

The host of “The Daily Show” wants people to stop panicking.

Bad Bunny made his way over to Los Angeles for another performance at the 2021 American Music Awards.The reggaetonero got together with his frequent collaborator and powerhouse producer Tainy and Julieta Venegas to perform their new song, “Lo Siento BB:/” together for the first time. We’re used to the Puerto Rican singer pushing boundaries for his performances, singing his heart out in the middle of flames and fireworks for his Latin Grammys display earlier last week.

Bad Bunny gave the world premiere live performance of ‘Lo Siento BB:/’ at the American Music Awards 2021 tonight (November 21).The Puerto Rican star was joined by producer Tainy and singer-songwriter Julieta Venegas for the appearance at the Los Angeles awards ceremony.The performance began with Tainy playing synths from within an arc of curved poles and Venegas’ face appearing on the head of a robot playing the piano.

Bad Bunny, Tainy and Julieta Venegas delivered a high-tech and futuristic performance to the 2021 American Music Awards.The artists took the stage to perform their melancholic track, «Lo Sent BB,» which is featured off of Tainy's debut album,, during Sunday's award show. Tainy and the Mexican singer-songwriter kicked off the performance.

Christina Aguilera is returning to her roots! The «Somos Nada» singer spoke to ET's Denny Directo at the 2021 Latin GRAMMYs Thursday night about going back to her Spanish roots and bringing girl power to the awards show.«There are no words,» Aguilera gushed. «I've been wanting to do this since when I was baby Christina, just coming out with 'Genie,' and all of that.

Benedict Cumberbatch has a real knack for playing unique, oftentimes misunderstood egomaniacs. Whether it’s Doctor Strange, Sherlock Holmes, Patrick Melrose, Julian Assange, or Khan, the actor finds a way to ground his oftentimes sociopathic characters in a real emotional truth.

Hollyoaks star Scarlett Bowman has shared details of a "very scary accident" that her son had at home last week, revealing that she had to rush him to hospital. The actress, who formerly played Maddie Morrison on the soap, shared an update on her Instagram Stories in which she described the terrifying incident, which saw her two-year-old son Rafael sustain an injury.