Fiona Apple blasts Grammys for Dr. Luke nomination in new interview

Cherry – check it out below.The upcoming film, based on the 2018 book of the same name by Nico Walker, stars Tom Holland as a medic who returns from Iraq with PTSD and battles opioid addiction.Cherry comes to cinemas on February 26, before premiering globally on streaming service Apple TV+ as of March 12.“We’d like to introduce you to Cherry…” the pair wrote on their Twitter account, sharing a short trailer for the upcoming film which sees Holland heading to the Army recruitment office.Watch the

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Fiona Apple has taken aim at Recording Academy chiefs for nominating controversial producer Dr. Luke for the prestigious Record of the Year prize at the 2021 awards.

Fiona Apple has revealed that she thought about boycotting the Grammys over Dr. Luke being nominated at next year’s ceremony.Speaking in a new interview with The Guardian, Apple discussed the Recording Academy’s decision to nominate the producer (under the pseudonym Tyson Trax) despite Kesha’s allegations that he sexually assaulted her.“I’m bringing up the Grammys and that’s really something that I shouldn’t be doing, but really, Dr.

Fiona Apple is opening up about being snubbed for Album of the Year at the 2021 Grammys and why she was actually “terrified” of being nominated in the category.

Fiona Apple hopes Grammy voters are somewhere praying.

Fiona Apple is calling out the Grammys.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWhile she wasn’t asked about it directly, Fiona Apple, who is up for two Grammy Awards, used her interview with The Guardian to slam the organization for its treatment of ousted president/CEO Deborah Dugan and its nomination of hitmaker Dr.

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