Who run the Grammys? Beyoncé, Taylor Swift make history
The Grammys are drunk in love with Beyoncé and Taylor Swift: the singers both made history at the 2021 show.
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Rufus Wainwright on his unique audio autobiography “Road Trip Elegies”
Musician Rufus Wainwright’s latest album, “Unfollow The Rules” is nominated for a Grammy but it’s his unique audio autobiography, “Road Trip Elegies,” a conversation with his therapist on a road trip from Montreal to New York City, that delivers insight…
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News Wrap: Supreme Court allows Trump’s green card policy to take effect
In our news wrap Monday, the Trump administration can deny permanent residence to immigrants who receive public benefits. The Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 to let the new green card policy take effect while lawsuits against it continue. Also,…
2020 Grammy nominations include Lizzo, Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X
Five of the eight album-of-the-year contenders are women, while seven of the eight song-of-the-year nominees are by women.
Can more diverse nominees, Michelle Obama, and big wins for women help the Grammys bounce back from last year’s criticism? To answer those questions and more, the PBS NewsHour will host #NewsHourChats on Twitter at 3 p.m. ET Feb. 11.
The Grammys are catching up with public opinion by recognizing hip-hop artists in its top categories this year. At Harvard University's Hiphop Archive & Research Institute, the genre and its history is the subject of academic study as a brilliant…
Lianne La Havas' Grammy-nominated album "Blood" was inspired by a 2014 trip to Jamaica.
Kendrick Lamar dedicated his Grammy to hip hop tonight after winning for best rap album, one of his multiple wins for "To Pimp a Butterfly."…
Kendrick Lamar led at the 2016 Grammy nominations this morning with 11 nominations, including Album of the Year and Best Rap Album for "To Pimp a Butterfly."…
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