Recording Academy Announces 2022 Grammys Date
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Show plans to return to the Staples Center next January
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Wolfgang Van Halen Debuts Two New Songs, Reflects on Eddie Van Halen Grammys Controversy
Posted in: Music News"It was kind of a tone-deaf ask," Wolfgang Van Halen says of the Grammys' offer for him to play "Eruption" in tribute to his father
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The Grammys’ Executive Producer Does Not Care About the Ratings
Posted in: Music Biz FeaturesShowrunner Ben Winston chats about "that Beyoncé moment," BTS's performance, the importance of not censoring artists like Cardi B and Lil Baby, and why TV ratings don't accurately reflect the awards ceremony's success
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Megan Thee Stallion, ‘Folklore,’ and ‘Watermelon Sugar’ See Big Post-Grammys Sales Boost
Posted in: Music NewsBreaking down the impact of the 2021 Grammys by the numbers
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Lil Baby on BLM-Inspired Grammy Performance: ‘I Feel Like I’m Serving My Purpose’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRapper and director Fatima Robinson discuss "The Bigger Picture," the most politically charged moment of the night
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The Strokes on Blues Rock: ‘Please, No More of That’
Posted in: Music News"Anything that’s been beaten to death, obviously trend dictates those things will be extinct, and you evolve from those things," Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas said
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Wolfgang Van Halen: The Grammys Almost Had Bigger Eddie Van Halen Tribute
Posted in: Music NewsGuitarist's son, who says he's disappointed with the Grammys' tribute to Eddie Van Halen, wants to talk to the Academy about "the legacy of the rock genre going forward"
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Tiffany Haddish Reacts to Grammy Win on ‘Kids Say the Darndest Things’
Posted in: TV NewsHaddish became the first black woman to win in the category since Whoopi Goldberg in 1986
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Surprise! The Best Grammys Ever
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe pandemic meant this year's Grammys were a true music celebration like never before. Let's never go back
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Grammys 2021: Megan Thee Stallion, Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift Lead Winners
Posted in: Music NewsAll four major awards go to women while Beyoncé makes Grammys history
