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Ahead of Sunday’s 62nd Grammy Awards, which have been rocked by a Recording Academy scandal, here’s everything you need to know about the ceremony.
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Who’ll win this year’s top Grammy awards? The Times’ music experts and R&B star Ne-Yo offer their predictions. -
In FKA twigs’ Grammy-nominated video “Cellophane,” the performer shows off her hard-earned pole-dancing skills.
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Five nominees for the Grammys spoken word award offer vastly different listening experiences.
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Lil Nas X stylist Hodo Musa won’t say which designer will dress the ‘Old Town Road’ star, but promises ‘the most high-end red carpet we’ve ever had.’
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In her first interview since exiting the Recording Academy, Deborah Dugan addressed her claim of sexual harassment and voting irregularities at the Grammys.
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The Recording Academy hired Deborah Dugan as an agent of change, and with her scorched-earth EEOC complaint, that is what she brought.More Coverage
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Thanks to a meme-friendly hook on his song “The Box” and a subsequent flood of TikTok videos, Roddy Ricch rolls into the Grammys as hip-hop’s breakout star.
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Former Recording Academy CEO Neil Portnow is denying accusations by his successor, Deborah Dugan, specifically that he raped a female recording artist.
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The Recording Academy places President and CEO Deborah Dugan on administrative leave with the Grammy Awards fast approaching. Insiders trade accusations.
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Ten days before the Grammys, Recording Academy Chief Executive Deborah Dugan has been accused of misconduct and placed on “administrative leave.”
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Taking over for longtime Chief Executive Neil Portnow, all eyes are on new Recording Academy president Deborah Dugan as she approaches her first Grammy Awards.
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The Oakland-based collective Alphabet Rockers are nominated for best children’s album at this year’s Grammys for “The Love,” featuring rapping LGBTQ tweens.
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John Prine, Tanya Tucker and others will celebrate country outlaw Willie Nelson at the Americana Music Assn.'s 2020 pre-Grammy tribute concert.
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Singer Demi Lovato made good on a December tease that she’d be singing again soon: She’ll perform at the Grammy Awards on Jan. 26.
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More than half of California voters have considered moving out of state. Many who do choose Texas, where lower housing costs come with trade-offs.
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They could make good on their fantasy. But they won’t.
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Firefighters in Australia and the Western United States mourn the deaths of three Americans who died battling Australian wildfires.
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The Cabernet Sauvignon, enough to fill eight large tanker trucks, spilled at the Rodney Strong Vineyards in Healdsburg on Wednesday.
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Anyone hoping for more outrage over the 2017 World Series and the cheating by the Astros, sorry, but it’s time to move on.
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In Canada’s Yukon, the northern lights put on a show. But don’t miss out on the many other opportunities to explore, including by dog sled.
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Oakland is now the first city in California to bans criminal background checks for renters seeking private housing.
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House Democrats are laying out their case against President Trump in the Senate trial, as the president shows signs of anxiety.
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