Grammy Awards in memoriam gaffe draws criticism from fans

Shawn Mendes, Michael Bublé and Bryan Adams are among the artists who could set impressive records at the 49th annual Juno Awards, Canada's equivalent of the Grammy Awards. As Billboard reported yesterday, Alessia Cara is set to host the show, will be held at the SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on March 15.Mendes could become the first artist in Juno Awards history to win single of the year three years running.

Cuban artist Aymée Nuviola scored an upset win at the 2020 Grammy Awards when she tied with Latin superstar Marc Anthony in the tropical Latin album category, which also included multiple Grammy winner Juan Luis Guerra.“I really was surprised,” Nuviola, a previous Latin Grammy winner who is known to many Spanish television viewers for her starring role in a Colombian series about Celia Cruz, tells Billboard.Nuviola won for her album A Journey Through Latin Music, recorded between Cuba and Miami,

Canadian pop singer-songwriter Alessia Cara was on hand for the Tuesday (Jan. 28) morning revelation that she would host the 49th annual Juno Awards on March 15 at the SaskTel Centre, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; she also leads the pack with six nominations.

Ladj Ly’s Oscar-nominated drama “Les Miserables” won best film, male newcomer and script at the Lumières Awards, the French prizes given by Paris-based members of the foreign press. This 25th edition of the awards was presided over by French actress Isabelle Huppert.

Fans on social media were quick to blast the Grammys for not including a host of musical stars in the ceremony's In Memoriam video segment, as well as misspelling the names of The Cars' Ric Ocasek and Spanish singer Camilo Sesto.The segment, which pays tribute to those that have died over the last year, misspelled Ocasek's first name as "Rick" and Sesto's first name as "Camile." The slideshow shown during the kudocast also made several notable omissions, including Silver Jews singer David

Fans on social media were quick to blast the Grammys for not including a host of musical stars in the ceremony's In Memoriam video segment, as well as misspelling the names of The Cars' Ric Ocasek and Spanish singer Camilo Sesto.The segment, which pays tribute to those that have died over the last year, misspelled Ocasek's first name as "Rick" and Sesto's first name as "Camile."The slideshow shown during the kudocast also made several notable omissions, including Silver Jews singer David

John Legend orchestrated a star-studded tribute to Nipsey Hussle at the Grammy Awards.

Billie Eilish has swept all four major categories at the 62nd Grammy Awards on a night overshadowed by the death of basketball great Kobe Bryant.

It’s music’s biggest night of the year, and Rosalía already made a historic win! The Spanish singer won her first ever Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album winner– a category that had yet to see an almost entirely in Spanish album do the win. The 26-year-old took home the golden gramophone for her second studio album El Mal Querer. During her red carpet moment with Ryan Seacrest for E! News, the Con Altura singer shared her reaction to her first Grammy win.

Rosalía brought flamenco to the stage of the 2020 Grammy Awards and showed the crowd gathered at Los Angeles' Staples Center exactly why she deserved her win at this year's ceremony. 

Rosalía brought some flamenco flavor to the 2020 GRAMMY Awards. 

Billie Eilish, Camila Cabello and Lil Nas X delivered a flurry of live performances at the 62nd Grammy Awards – a night overshadowed by the death of Kobe Bryant.

The 2020 Grammy Awards were held on Sunday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. While the show took a somber note with musicians mourning the death of NBA star Kobe Bryant, the GRAMMYs still recognized artists’ outstanding contribution to music. Making history, Spanish singer Rosalía won in the Best Latin Rock, Urban Or Alternative Album category for El Mal Querer. Scroll through to find out which stars also took home the gilded gramophone.

Speaking in Catalan and Spanish, Spain’s Rosalía picked up her first ever Grammy Award in the best Latin rock, urban or alternative category for her breakout album, El Mal Querer.