Ken Ehrlich on Grammys Past & Future: 'Overblown' Ariana Grande Clash & 'Energy' of Young 2020 Performers

Shakira might have given one of the most memorable and power-packed performances of her life at the Super Bowl 2020, but it was her tongue that stole the show and the internet can’t stop talking about it. The songstress absolutely owned the Super Bowl halftime show with a stunning performance that included everything from her greatest hits to signature belly dancing.

Supporting their future stepsister! Alex Rodriguez’s daughters had sweet things to say about Jennifer Lopez’s 11-year-old daughter Emme’s Super Bowl LIV performance.

Shakira and Jennifer Lopez joined forces to close the halftime show of Super Bowl LIV at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Sunday night (Feb. 2) with a medley of two of their signature hits.

Listen, we know the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards just occurred. With not even a full month of the calendar year gone, you may be thinking a piece predicting potential 2021 Grammy nominees is a bit presumptuous of us -- but hear us out.

In 2012, longtime Grammy Awards executive producer Ken Ehrlich had to alter the show with less than 24 hours notice following Whitney Houston’s death. This year, he and his staff had even less time to make significant changes following the passing of Kobe Bryanton Sunday (Jan.

Post Malone’s former No. 1 hit, “Circles,” remains in the Top 5 of the Billboard Hot 100 in its 21st week on the chart, but the rapper-singer doesn’t seem content to rest on his laurels. In a new Rolling Stone interview, he shared plans to drop new music sometime this year.

In 2012, longtime Grammy Awards executive producer Ken Ehrlich had to alter the show with less than 24 hours notice following Whitney Houston’s death. This year, he and his staff had even less time to make significant changes following the passing of Kobe Bryant on Sunday (Jan. 26), the morning of the Grammy Awards, which broadcast live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center.  Ehrlich, who is stepping down

Sudden death, scandal, disenfranchised divas, a moved-up airdate… It’s safe to say that Grammys producer Ken Ehrlich faced a few more difficulties than usual in mounting what his final edition of the telecast he’s been at the helm of for 40 years. Some of these he had a year to try to solve. But then his production team only had about six hours before airtime Sunday to figure out how to handle the death of basketball legend Kobe Bryant with the weight it merited.

The nominees for this year’s Academy Awards gathered Monday for the annual Oscar Nominees Luncheon and class photo.

Demi Lovato set her fans awestruck as she returned on the stage after almost a year. She performed at the Grammys 2020 where she sang the soulful track titled Anyone penned by her and sent the crowd on an emotional ride. Demi stepped away from the limelight in 2018 after a fatal drug overdose incident. The stirring composition was written by Demi days before the overdose incident. As she took the stage, Demi broke down midway her performance and started over once again.

Last night's Awards ceremony was quite emotional—from the tributes to LA Lakers star Kobe Bryant to touching performances from some of music biggest stars. And none was more powerful than Demi Lovato's for the first time since her 2018 overdose—and her old friend agreed.

In a farewell tribute to longtime Grammys executive producer Ken Ehrlich, Camila Cabello, Gary Clark Jr., John Legend and more joined together to perform “I Sing the Body Electric” from the 1980 Academy Award-winning film Fame at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards.Ehrlich announced his exit last July after serving as the ceremony's executive producer for the last 40 years. He first produced the show in 1980.

The 2020 Grammy Awards is a grand finale of sorts for one of its major players behind the scenes, as the show's longtime producer, Ken Ehrlich, will retire from the annual celebration after this year's broadcast, ending a four-decade run of crafting music's biggest night.

What's a man gotta do to enjoy his performance in peace?!

Love was in the air at the GRAMMY Awards.

The big Grammys moment Nick Jonas teased this week just passed. The Jonas Brothers finished their Grammy Awards performance of "What a Man Gotta Do" and "Five More Minutes." Nick, Joe, and Kevin's rendition was high-energy, and their wives Sophie Turner, Priyanka Chopra, and Danielle Jonas cheered wildly in the audience.

Swoon alert! Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani looked more in love than ever as they arrived at the 2020 Grammy Awards on Sunday, January 26.

BTS is going to make history once again when they take to the Grammys stage, in a couple of days, and become the first Korean act to perform at Grammys 2020. They will be joining Old Town Road rapper Lil Nas X, along with Billy Ray Cyrus, Diplo and Mason Ramsey on stage.

Taylor Swift will not be taking the stage to perform at this Sunday’s 2020 Grammy Awards.