Today's Headlines
Bad Bunny, J Balvin and Tainy are the only Latin artists nominated for a Grammy beyond the Latin categories. They collaborated with British singer Dua Lipa.
Mickey Guyton, nominated for her song “Black Like Me,” became the first Black female solo artist to earn a Grammy nod in a country music category Tuesday.
The Recording Academy unveiled the 2021 Grammy nominees live Tuesday morning. See how BTS, Megan Thee Stallion, Jhené Aiko and others reacted to the news.
“Savage” rapper Megan Thee Stallion, a first-time Grammy nominee, served a highly meme-able look upon learning of her nomination Tuesday.
Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Renée Zellweger are Grammy nominees for their respective work in the spoken-word and traditional pop vocal album categories.
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Nicole Kidman's balancing act on 'Big Little Lies'
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Cate Blanchett on getting to know Phyllis Schlafly
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Cynthia Erivo finds new ways to make music
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Jeremy Strong on the burden of the non-hero
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Sandra Oh’s personal impact on 'Killing Eve'
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Linda Cardellini’s “Dead to Me” role means “masking reality with buoyancy”
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William Jackson Harper on landing his role in “The Good Place”
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L.A.-based rapper D Smoke has been nominated for two 2021 Grammy Awards. Here are a few things you need to know about his rise.
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‘I too know the pain of not winning the award!’ joked ‘The Daily Show’ host and ‘one-time Grammy nominee’ Trevor Noah, who will emcee the 2021 Grammy Awards.
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The 2021 Grammy nominations, in 83 categories
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On Tuesday, the Recording Academy will livestream the nominations for its Grammy Awards. Here’s how to watch.
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From Megan Thee Stallion’s full ‘Body’ performance to BTS’ Seoul spectacular, here are some of the best moments from the 2020 American Music Awards.
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Reggaeton star Bad Bunny didn’t perform at Sunday’s American Music Awards after he was diagnosed with COVID-19. His rep says he’s ‘OK.’
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Taylor Swift won her third consecutive artist of the year prize at the American Music Awards, but she missed the show for a good reason: She said she’s busy re-recording her songs’ masters after her catalog was sold
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The Taiwanese film “My Missing Valentine” has won big at the annual Golden Horse Awards, taking five honors, including best feature film
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“First Cow” leads contenders with four nominations; Radha Blank is also a multiple nominee for “The Forty-Year-Old Version.”
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Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker will cohost the Country Music Assn.'s CMA Awards tonight amid pushback on the show’s claim that it’s a ‘no drama zone.’
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The Weeknd and Roddy Ricch are the leading nominees for this year’s American Music Awards with eight apiece
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On 2021 Grammy nominations day, Nicki Minaj criticized the Recording Academy for crowning “white man” Bon Iver over her as best new artist in 2012.
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L.A. Phil earns two nominations for its Ives symphony cycle, and a UCLA professor and student choir also score Grammy love in classical categories.
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The two-lot auction, open until Oct. 30, benefits the Obama Foundation’s Girls Opportunity Alliance.
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There are still good movies to celebrate, no matter how we see them, so make the 2021 Oscars a PSA for an embattled film industry.
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With his documentary “76 Days,” Hao Wu offers a deeply personal look at what happened in Wuhan hospitals at the height of China’s COVID-19 crisis. He explains how he made the movie.
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Executive producer Justin Tranter and artists Shea Diamond and Tegan Quin discuss the importance of the “Happiest Season” film and soundtrack
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Errol Morris’ documentary “My Psychedelic Love Story” focuses on Swiss-born author Joanna Harcourt-Smith and her ’70s affair with counterculture guru Timothy Leary.
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