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Grammys 2022

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***DO NOT USE BEFORE 11/9/2021 ENVELOPE*** NEW YORK, NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 2021 Portrait of Jon Batiste for a feature story in the Grammy Envelope section. The 35-year-old Batiste got the most Grammy nods in 2021 with 11 nominations including Record of the Year for "Freedom," Album of the Year for We Are, and recognition in the American roots, R&B, jazz, and soundtrack categories, the latter for his work on Pixar's Soul. Photo by Devin Oktar Yalkin

For top Grammy nominee Jon Batiste, music is both birthright and calling. So is protest

The New Orleans native and “Late Night With Stephen Colbert” bandleader tops all Grammy nominees with 11, spread across a dizzying array of genres.

With Drake and Justin Bieber co-signs, Long Beach’s Giveon looks to spin his R&B into Grammy gold

Jennifer Coolidge dreamed of being a dramatic actor. ‘White Lotus’ was her chance

A man with a beard looks over his shoulder

Recording Academy accepts Drake’s request to withdraw his 2022 Grammy nominations

BROOKLYN, NY - November 30, 2021: Arooj Aftab photographed in a studio in Bed-Stuy. (Tonje Thilesen For The Times)

‘I don’t deserve to be other-ized anymore’: Arooj Aftab on becoming a surprise Grammy nominee

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‘Encanto’: A melange of music, magic and a dash of Miranda
‘Titane,’ ‘A Hero,’ ‘Drive My Car’: Unconventional storytelling links international films
Medieval ‘weirdness’ in the score taps into the otherworldly feel of ‘Green Knight’
Themes of obsession, trust and inner strength find expression in three animated films
Edgar Wright pulls together a decade of artistic obsession with ‘Last Night in Soho’
In ‘Cyrano’ song ‘Every Letter,’ three voices swirl, dance and finally unite in harmony
Jonny Greenwood jazzes up the royals and modernizes the old West
The National’s twins navigate two currents to score ‘Cyrano’ and ‘C’mon C’mon’

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Movies

Review: Animals look for freedom in odd New Zealand-China coproduction ‘Mosley’
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‘West Side Story’ reportedly banned in some Middle East nations after censors’ input

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