Reinventing the Grammys: 'It's not pandemicky,' promises host

Cardi B isn’t mad that she made headlines at Fox News over her wild Grammy Awards performance — despite being a well-documented critic of the news outlet. “Yaaaayyyyyyy WE MADE FOX NEWS GUYS !!! Wap wap wap,” Cardi, 28, wrote above a tweet that included a clip from Tucker Carlson‘s show, in which the host and (Cardi’s longtime foe) Candace Owens slammed the rapper’s March 14 performance at the annual show.

 Dua Lipa ’s 2021 Grammys red-carpet look, according to Versace.

These two looked so loved up on Grammys night! Beyoncé and husband Jay-Z showed off some rare PDA following Queen Bey’s record-breaking night at the Grammy awards on March 14. In a series of photos that the 28-time Grammy winner, 39, shared to her Instagram account, Bey posted images of herself and her husband of nearly 13 years, 51, snuggling up together.

 Beyoncé  has officially become the most-winning singer in the 63-year history of the Grammy Awards. The global superstar earned 28 trophies the night of Sunday, March 14, including her most recent wins for Best Music Video for “Brown Skin Girl” and Best Rap Performance for her ”Savage” collaboration with fellow Texas native Megan Thee Stallion.

 Beyoncé  who broke a record with her win for Best R&B Performance for the most Grammys won by a woman with 28 wins in total.  Taylor Swift  won Album of the Year for “Folklore” which made her become the first woman artist to ever win Album of the Year three times.During her acceptance speech, the 31-year-old thanked her boyfriend of three years Joe Alwyn and her good friends,  Blake Lively  and  Ryan Reynolds .

The Grammy Awards delivered all kinds of iconic moments and historic wins for the fan-favorite artists!From Billie Eilish winning record of the year for the second time in a row, Dua Lipa stunning the audience with her incredible performance, to Beyoncé breaking the internet making a surprise appearance and supporting Megan Thee Stallion.This year was one for the books, especially for Queen Bey who set the record after winning 28 Grammys since the start of her music career, celebrating best

Grammy Awards and celebrities seem to be getting the hang of these virtual award shows, although some were in attendance for the ceremony last night at the Los Angeles Convention Center. One of the highlights of last night’s award show which gave a sense of normalcy was  Beyoncé  and  Jay Z ’s attendance.

Naya Rivera‘s fans are not happy that she was left out of the Grammys 2021 In Memoriam tribute honoring the lives lost in the last year.

A few days back, Zayn Malik had taken to his Twitter page to sound off on the Grammys stating, "Unless you shake hands and send gifts, there’s no nomination considerations." In another tweet, clarifying his controversial statement, Zayn explained how his tweet, "was not personal or about eligibility but was about the need for inclusion and the lack of transparency of the nomination process and the space that creates and allows favoritism, racism, and networking politics to influence the voting

sole category of the night to Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s “Rain on Me.” Still, they made history as the first K-pop act to perform one of their own nominated songs at the Grammys. (BTS provided an assist to nominee Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” during 2020’s telecast.)Their performance was almost drowned out by the online outrage of #BTSArmy fans who were crying #Scammys after their loss — but let’s look on the bright side here.

Grammys 2021.Taylor Swift opened her refreshingly low-key awards show medley with “Cardigan,” from her surprise 2020 release, the offbeat “folklore” — a collaboration with writer-producers Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner.Swift, 31, quickly morphed into an amber-lighted singer-songwriter diva with “August,” followed by an equally naturalistic “Willow.”The general social media consensus was that her less-flashy-than-usual performance was positively “dreamy.”It’s been 13 years since Swift earned

Alex Stedman News Editor, Variety.comThe host of Sunday night’s Grammy Awards, Trevor Noah, opened the show by acknowledging the nature of the socially distanced ceremony, but still struck a hopeful note as he pointed to the healing role music played during the past year of the COVID-19 pandemic.“I’ll be your host tonight as we celebrate the last 10 years of music that got us through the last 10 years of coronavirus,” he said.

his trademark fashion flair during his performance Sunday night.

everything she wanted? Will Megan Thee Stallion have a “Savage” night? And what kind of sugar will Harry Styles bring to the 2021 Grammy Awards? Tune in Sunday, March 14, to find out.The Grammys — taking place in and around the Los Angeles Convention Center, near the usual venue, the Staples Center — will kick off at 8 p.m. EST on CBS, with the option to stream on the network’s new Paramount+ app.The awards extravaganza was originally set for Jan.

the main awards air at 8 p.m.It’s Beyoncé’s 25th Grammy. The pop star, 39, is the leading nominee with nine.

The 2021 Grammy Awards were handed out in a hybrid-live ceremony in Los Angeles. In awards handed out before the telecast, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Megan thee Stallion, Justin Bieber, Beyonce, Blue Ivy, Fiona Apple, Body Count, “JoJo Rabbit,” Tiffany Haddish, Rachel Maddow, Billie Eilish, The Strokes, and Brittany Howard, were among the early winners.

GRAMMY Awards is all about quality quantity.Music's Biggest Night will deliver the spectacle — with live performances from Taylor Swift, BTS, Cardi B and more — as the Recording Academy hands out Golden Gramophones in a whopping 83 categories, including Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Album of the Year and Best New Artist.Beyoncé may be the year's most-nominated artist — she is Beyoncé, after all — but Sunday's ceremony has plenty of prizes for all of your faves.