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He Gave Hip-Hop a Voice at the Grammys Before Being Fired. Ten Years Later, He's Ready to Talk
Alan Foster helped a criticized Recording Academy recognize hip-hop and R&B. But his refusal to let Grammy management interfere with the nomination process, he says, led to his dismissal
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Recording Academy Announces 2023 Grammys Date, Return to Los Angeles
Nominees for the Feb. 5 award show will be announced on Nov. 15
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Kanye West Barred From Performing at Grammys Due to 'Concerning Online Behavior,' Rep Confirms
"The Grammys have at the last minute decided to pull [Kanye West] from performing on the show as if we didn't know it was coming," rapper the Game reveals
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Will the 2022 Grammys Finally Be for the People?
Following years of scrutiny and a recent firestorm of much-needed change at the Academy, the 2022 showrunners must get this one right. Here's how they plan to do it
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Joni Mitchell Named MusiCares' 2022 Person of the Year
Singer-songwriter will be honored with a special tribute concert at a benefit gala two days before the Grammys
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Recording Academy Reaches Settlement With Former CEO Deborah Dugan
Private agreement allows Grammys organization to avoid open arbitration hearing related to Dugan's January 2020 ouster
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Grammy Awards Eliminate 'Secret Committees,' Announce Voting Changes
Recording Academy makes "significant changes" to voting process following controversy surrounding the "Nominations Review Committees"
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Recording Academy Announces 2022 Grammys Date
Show plans to return to the Staples Center next January
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The Grammys' Executive Producer Does Not Care About the Ratings
Showrunner 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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What the 2021 Grammy Awards Will Look Like
Artists including Billie Eilish, BTS, and Taylor Swift will perform in a circle of five stages with masked crew at the center — in a ceremony that first-time showrunner Ben Winston calls "part Grammys, part Abbey Road studio session"
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