Tara Reid Gives Update on ‘Sharknado’ Costar Ian Ziering’s Divorce: It’s ‘What Was Best for Them’

LOS ANGELES – Within the world of country music, equal playtime on the radio for female artists has become a hot button topic.

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Management company Loaded, which represents major streaming stars such as Tyler "Ninja" Blevins and Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek, hashired Riot Games vet Bridget Davidson as its new vp talent.Davidson will oversee the day-to-day operations for Loaded’s talent roster, as well as "foster new relationships and brand partnerships" for the company.

Los Angeles has been rendered speechless by the shocking death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter Gianna "Gigi" Bryant, and seven others in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, Calif., on Sunday morning. And for one minute and eight seconds -- the extra time nodding to Bryant's original No.

Radio stations in Southern California are planning to pay tribute to Kobe Bryant with a moment of silence at noon Monday.The Southern California Broadcasters Association is urging its members to devote one minute and eight seconds to "honor the death of NBA legend and Southern California hero Kobe Bryant." The extra eight seconds refers to his original jersey number, 8.Bryant starred for 20 years with the Los Angeles Lakers, who call Staples Center home, and won five NBA championships with the

Bonnie Raitt took to the stage tonight during the 2020 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles’ Staples Center, where she performed a tribute to country folk singer-songwriter John Prine. She performed his song “Angel From Montgomery,” which she turned into a hit upon recording it 1974. Prine, who was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2019, was awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award this year. Watch Raitt’s tribute performance below.

After winning his first set of Grammys for "Old Town Road," Lil Nas X's massive country-infused hip-hop hit with Billy Ray Cyrus, the 20-year-old artist performed an epic rendition live onstage at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards, held Sunday night at Los Angeles' Staples Center.Lil Nas X started out by singing the song and strumming a guitar inside of a set that resembled a kid's bedroom with Kobe Bryant's L.A.

Alicia Keys marked her return as host of the62nd Grammy Awardswith a somber and moving tribute to Kobe Bryant.Taking the stage after Lizzo's punchy and powerful performance of "Truth Hurts," the Grammy winner and host acknowledged the loss of the former Laker and his daughter in a helicopter crash earlier in the day."To be honest with you, we are all feeling crazy sadness right now," Keys said. "Earlier today, Los Angeles, America and the whole wild world lost a hero.

Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus have already triumphed in two categories at the 2020 Grammy Awards, and they've dedicated their early wins to Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna, hours after they tragically lost their lives in a terrible crash.

Rest in peace, Kobe Bryant. 

The 62nd annual Grammy Awards kick off Sunday afternoon at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.