H.E.R. Tops Soul Train Awards Nominations List With Eight Nods

The 2020 Soul Train Awards aired on Sunday night on BET, featuring a bevy of performances from the best in hip-hop, soul, and R&B. Hosted by Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold, artists including Jazmine Sullivan, Moses Sumney, Brandy, Monica, and more took to the stage.

Moses Sumney gave a captivating performance of his song ‘Bless Me’ at the 2020 Soul Train Awards over the weekend.The track originally appeared on Sumney’s latest album ‘græ’, which arrived earlier this year.The Asheville-based artist was invited to appear at the annual event, which aired on Black Entertainment Television in the US last night (November 29).Dressed in a large, black puffy jacket which he removed partway through the performance, Sumney’s vocal mastery was on full display.

2020 BET Soul Train Awards have arrived! This year's show featured performances with some of music's most talented stars, and some heartfelt acceptance speeches from the night's big winners.Going into Sunday's show — hosted by stars Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold -- H.E.R. was this year's top nominee, receiving eight nods in total.

2020 BET Soul Train Awards proved to be the perfect way to end the Thanksgiving weekend! The star-studded night of celebration brought out some big names and even bigger performances as everyone from Brandy to Babyface performed.Brandy's frequent collaborator, Monica, also gave a great performance but she wasn't the only one! Ceelo Green, Smokey Robinson, Moses Sumney, Skip Marley and Chanté Moore — among many others -- were on hand to deliver some show-stopping performances.The annual

2020 Soul Train Awards have arrived! This year's show featured performances with some of music's most talented stars, and some heartfelt acceptance speeches from the night's big winners.Going into Sunday's show — hosted by stars Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold -- H.E.R. was this year's top nominee, receiving eight nods in total.

Despite a lack of theatrical distribution, 2020 has been another banner year for documentaries. It’s no surprise then that a number of acclaimed Oscar contenders didn’t make the cut for the prestigious IDA Documentary Awards.

The time has come to meet the new class of nominees for the 2021 Grammy Awards. Recording Academy chair and interim president/CEO Harvey Mason Jr.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe nominations for the 2021 Grammy Awards are being announced in an hour-long livestream presentation on Grammy.com and the Recording Academy’s social media platform. Variety is updating the nominees as they come in; refresh this page after the announcements get underway at noon ET/9 a.m.

Natalie Oganesyan editorThe 2021 Grammy Award nominees will be announced on Tuesday at noon ET/9 a.m. PT, courtesy of Recording Academy interim president Harvey Mason Jr., special guests Dua Lipa and Imogen Heap and other presenters.The one-hour livestreamed event will air on Grammy.com, as well as on the Recording Academy’s social media platforms.

Lianne La Havas, Nines and Aitch have been announced as the leading nominations at this year’s MOBO Awards.This year’s event will be held online on December 9 on YouTube from 7pm GMT while the main broadcast will go out on BBC One at 10.45pm GMT.Nines is up for five nominations including Best Male Act, Album Of The Year and Video Of The Year for ‘Clout’.Lianne La Havas, Mahalia and Tiana Major9 have also clocked up three nominations each including Best Female Act and Best R&B/Soul Act.Elsewhere,

2020 BET Soul Train Awards are the perfect way to end your Thanksgiving weekend. The annual celebration of Soul, R&B and Hip Hop will air on Sunday, Nov.

Vivienne Chow “My Missing Valentine,” a fantasy comedy drama directed by Chen Yu-hsun, won the top prize at the 57th edition of Golden Horse Awards. It collected four further prizes, including best director and best screenplay on Saturday at an in-person ceremony in Taipei.Best actress and best supporting actress awards both went to the 81-year-old veteran Chen Shu-fang for her performances in “Little Big Women” and “Dear Tenant” respectively.

GRAMMY nominations will be announced on Tuesday, courtesy of Recording Academy Interim President Harvey Mason Jr., as well as some special guests, ahead of the ceremony, currently set for a Jan.