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The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of the 2021 Grammys Vulture.com 3/15/2021 © CBS Lil Baby performing “The Bigger Picture.” CBS What else were you gonna do with three hours and 45 minutes on a Sunday night? Sleep? On March 14, the Grammys interrupted our 366th night of the pandemic with their 63rd annual music awards. Hosted by The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah, the part-socially-distanced, part-virtual affair took place from across the country, as well as in a tent just outside the Staples Cen...

Brandi Carlile paid touching tribute to late folk icon John Prine, who died of COVID-19 in early April 2020, during the 2021 Grammy Awards. The singer-songwriter played Prines final song, the posthumously released "I Remember Everything," which won two Grammys earlier in the day on Sunday (March 14). "We all thank you, John — for everything," Carlile said to conclude her performance. Carliles performance was part of an in memoriam segment that also honored Little Richard, Gerry Marsden a...

Here are 12 things to know from the nearly four-hour long Grammy Awards 2021 telecast.

Grammy Show Was Scattershot... But at Least It Wasnt the Globes: TV Review Chris Willman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Reading interviews with the Grammys’ producers ahead of the 2021 telecast, you might have had trouble getting a handle on what, exactly, the show would be like. There was a reason for that: It was a little bit of everything — more so than a typical Grammys telecast, which would normally have the advantage or drawback of being limited to performances that could and woul...

See All the 2021 GRAMMYs Performances: Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, Bruno Mars and More ETOnline 15/03/2021 © Francis Specker/CBS via Getty Images The 2021 GRAMMY Awards were filled with star-studded performances by musics biggest names! Hosted by Trevor Noah in Los Angeles on Sunday, the annual awards ceremony featured live performances both inside the L.A. Convention Center and in outdoor open-air tents in the L.A. Live plaza. As the artists celebrated the best in music, accepted their GRAMM...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Latest on the Grammy Awards (all times local):

Mar 15, 2021 The 63rdAnnual GRAMMY Awards went down in Los Angeles last night, and as always it certainly was music’s biggest night, even if it looked a bit different this year.  Last night’s big winner was Beyoncé, who took home her 28thGRAMMY, breaking the all time record for the most GRAMMY wins by a female artist ever (beating previous record holder Alison Krauss)and by any singer male or female. She is also tied with Quincy Jonesfor the second-most total wins in GRAMMY history (only�...

Megan Thee Stallion, Beyoncé, Harry Styles, and other highlights from the ceremony.

By: Andy Gensler (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for The Recording Academy) Este Haim, Daneille Haim, and Alana Haim of HAIM rock the 63rd Annual Grammys at the Los Angeles Convention Center on March 14, 2021. In an exceedingly trying year devoid of live performance, it was gratifying to see the 63rd annual Grammy Awards do something its never done: devote itself almost entirely to live performance. The core mission of the National Academy of Rec...

Rolling Stone 15 Thoughts on the 2021 Grammys Dua Lipa, Megan Thee Stallion, BTS, Harry Styles, and more gave unforgettable performances — but fixing the Recording Academy will be harder By Kevin Winter/Getty Images for The Recording Academy As a fictional singer-songwriter who once fictionally peed their fictional pants at a fictional Grammys ceremony once sang, via real-life, dry-trousered songwriter Jason Isbell, “Maybe it’s time to let the old ways die.” And, like, ...