As if The Grammys weren’t already boring enough, now the suits at CBS have decreed that entertainers need to keep their outfits PG or else.…
Well this is one way to make sure I lock it in to the 54th Annual Grammys…..have L.L. Cool J Host is. This is the 1st time in 7yrs The Grammys has had an official host. LL will also co-produce the pre-Grammy performance show. You can catch the Grammys on Sunday February 12th at 8pm […]
T.I. still can't seem to shake his inner thug. The rapper has been arrested numerous times throughout his youth and career. Read more about T.I.'s career, arrests, and accomplishments.
Denver, Colorado native, India.Arie, is the definition of “slow and steady wins the race.” In 2000 her debut single, “Video,” wasn’t an instant hit. It gained momentum as radio stations began adhering to the requests of fans. Contrary to the many flashy, over-the-top clips of the day “Video” was about loving yourself for who you […]
Between the alien eggs and feathered costumes much of the 53rd Grammy Awards felt like a bit from the Animaniacs Cartoon: “He’s a chicken! A giant chicken!” Nevertheless, the music did find a way to become a focal point at certain spots in the evening. Here are some of the more memorable performances of the […]
The Grammys honored hip-hop the 35-plus year journey of hip-hop on Thursday night at “Word Revolution: A Celebration of the Evolution of Hip-Hop.” Naughty By Nature and Phife of A Tribe Called Quest were among the performers at the event which was held at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles.
Eminem has been slated to perform at this year’s Grammy Awards ceremony, where he is nominated for 10 awards. He will be joined on stage by the one and only Dr. Dre.
Atlanta music legend Cee-Lo Green was on the Steve Harvey Morning Show today talking about his new album The Lady Killer as well as being nominated for four Grammy Awards. The singer and Goodie Mob MC also discussed his runaway hit “F*ck You” and opening for the one-and-only Prince! Listen to the exclusive below! RELATED […]
Hip-hop music has had a long-standing love/hate relationship with the Grammy Awards. Even though Will Smith received the first Grammy for a rap album in (“Best Rap Performance”) in 1989 for Parents Just Don’t Understand the first award in the category of Best Rap Album wasn’t given until 1996 for Naughty By Nature’s Poverty’s Paradise. […]
The nominees for the 53rd annual Grammy Awards were announced last night in Los Angeles. Hip-hop acts received nominations in all of the big categories.
