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Following their participation in a Grammys tribute to Nipsey Hussle, Meek Mill and Roddy Ricch team to release new song, “Letter to Nipsey”
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A moment of silence will be held across Southern California radio stations Monday in honor of Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, who died Sunday in a helicopter crash.
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In a recent interview, Selena Gomez described herself as a “victim” in her relationship with Justin Bieber, who inspired her track “Lose You to Love Me.”
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This L.A. business pressed discs immortalizing Black Flag, 2Pac and N.W.A. - and ordinary people too.
From Lizzo’s fiery opener to Demi Lovato’s tearful moment of triumph, here are the the moments that made the 62nd Grammy Awards memorable.
Amid Grammy turmoil, Gen Z-friendly artists Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X and Tyler, the Creator gave the 2020 Grammys a spark that points towards a bright future.
The Recording Academy is under fire after the ouster of Grammys chief Deborah Dugan. You wouldn’t know that from watching the telecast.
Kobe Bryant’s death only added to the surreal atmosphere backstage at the 2020 Grammys, already mired in controversy over the ouster of its Recording Academy president and CEO.
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The Grammys’ tribute to Prince featured FKA twigs’ pole-dancing skills, but Usher did all the singing. Twigs, however, would have been happy to sing.
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YG, Roddy Ricch, DJ Khaled and John Legend paid tribute to late L.A. rapper Nipsey Hussle, and later Khaled won best rap/sung Grammy for a song featuring Hussle
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Demi Lovato took the Grammys stage with an assured performance of “Anyone,” a song she wrote shortly before her June 2018 overdose.
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Lil Nas X performed with rapper Nas, K-pop stars BTS and that yodeling kid Mason Ramsey for his Grammy performance of “Old Town Road.”
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Aerosmith and Run-D.M.C. joined forces at the Grammy Awards to perform their rap-rock classic take on “Walk This Way”
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L.A.-based hip-hop star and entrepreneur Tyler, the Creator won the Grammy for best rap album for his multifaceted “Igor” album.
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Usher, Sheila E. and FKA twigs honored Prince’s legacy with a boisterous medley at the 2020 Grammys
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Investigators are looking into why a helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven others slammed into a Calabasas hillside.
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A 2003 incident in Colorado tarnished Kobe Bryant’s reputation and threatened to end his career. A sexual assault charge against him was dropped.
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Nine people, including Kobe Bryant, were killed when a helicopter crashed and burst into flames in Calabasas.
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Lakers legend Kobe Bryant died when the helicopter he was traveling in crashed into a hillside in Calabasas shortly before 10 a.m.
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L.A. County Coroner Jonathan Lucas said the remains at the crash site where Kobe Bryant and eight others died will be removed as quickly as possible.
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California schools have more money than ever but also more needs. Will voters see that as a priority this election season?
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Los Angeles is mourning the death of Lakers legend Kobe Bryant in a helicopter crash. His 13-year-old daughter and seven other people were was also on board.
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Google, Amazon and Apple each announced health and wellness-related moves in recent days, aiming for a piece of the $3-trillion U.S. healthcare market.
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