Tyler, The Creator, Charlie Wilson & Boyz II Men Make the 'Earfquake' at 2020 Grammy Awards: Watch

The Cincinnati Music Festival has been bringing the country's biggest and brightest R&B, soul and funk legends to the banks of the Ohio River for more than half a century. This summer's lineup is no exception, with such icons as Janet Jackson, Charlie Wilson, The O'Jays and Snoop Dogg topping the list of acts slated to take the stages at Paul Brown Stadium on July 23-25. The weekend throwdown

From poignant start to emotional finish, the 2020 Grammy Awards packed the three-and-a-half hour broadcast with unforgettable performances from the year's most celebrated artists with many of the nominees bringing their incredible talents to the stage.After Lizzo -- who took home three Grammys on Sunday night (Jan. 26) -- set the tone by declaring that "Tonight is for Kobe!" before roaring into "Cuz I Love You," the title-track from her 2019 album.

Several of Nipsey Hussle’s close collaborators paid tribute to the late rapper during a performance at the 2020 Grammy Awards. Millidelphia and Roddy Ricch debuted a new song titled “Letter to Nipsey.”

The 62nd Grammy Awards celebrated the best of the best in the recording industry on Sunday night as a bevy of artists took the stage as presenters, performers, and winners.

I'm going to be extremely honest with you right now: I may not be a fashion risk-taker in any way, shape, or form, but I have such a guilty pleasure when it comes to celebs wearing naked looking, skin-bearing dresses. It's like yes, please make me even more jealous of your life than I already am, thank you very much!

IDK about y'all, but I am feeling pretty cheated right now. Not only did (*sob*), but it looks like Lady Gaga decided to follow her lead, because she is literally nowhere to be found at the Staples Center tonight.

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. 

It's "music's biggest night" — tonight marks the 62nd annual Grammy Awards. There are 84 awards this year, with first-time nominees Billie Eilish and Lizzo leading the charge in the major categories: Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist.

Demi Lovato gave a raw comeback performance at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, January 26, as she choked up while singing her new song, “Anyone.”

Several of Nipsey Hussle’s close collaborators paid tribute to the slain rapper during a performance at the 2020 Grammy Awards. YG, Roddy Ricch, and Meek Mill each took the stage, while DJ Khaled and John Legend played Nipsey’s first posthumous song, “Higher.”

Lizzo delivered a high-energy medley performance of her two hits "Cuz I Love You" and "Truth Hurts" to open the 62nd annual Grammy Awards. The pop star dedicated the night to NBA superstar Kobe Bryant, who tragically passed in a helicopter accident earlier today.

Honestly, it's a sad day—er, night, rather—for fans of Taylor Swift. If for some reason you don't have cable/streaming services/social media and are living under a rock, tonight is the first Grammy Awards of the entire decade. Exciting, right? Well, it was...until we found out that Queen Taylor decided to skip the ceremony despite her three nominations.

Basketball legend Kobe Bryant tragically passed away just a few hours before the 2020 Grammy Awards, and music’s biggest stars paid tribute to him during the telecast. Artists including Lizzo, Alicia Keys, and Boyz II Men honored the late athlete during speeches and performances.

Fans were devastated after the shocking news that NBA legend Kobe Bryant had been killed in a helicopter crash broke on Sunday, Jan 26. Bryant was beloved around the world, especially within the entertainment industry, which is why it's no surprise the 62nd Grammy Awards paid tribute to former basketball star later that night.

By Anita Bennett, Dominic Patten

The Grammy Awards provided yet another platform for stars to support charitable causes and display their political views on Sunday. As they hit the red carpet at the 2020 Grammy Awards, some A-listers stood out for their statement-making accessories.Notorious MAGA fan Joy Villa showed her support for President Donald Trump by wearing a gown reading "Trump 2020" on the front and "Impeached and Re-elected" on the back.

The 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday kicked off by honoring Kobe Bryant. 

Amid ongoing disputes at the Recording Academy, the 2020 Grammys took over the Staples Center on January 26—and plenty of high-profile artists won big at Music’s Biggest Night.

The 62nd annual Grammy Awards are just hours away. Music’s biggest night is set to light up Los Angeles’ Staples Center with Lizzo; Billie Eilish; Demi Lovato; the Jonas Brothers; Tyler, the Creator; Bonnie Raitt; and Camila Cabello set to perform.