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By Stacey Lynn Apr 9, 2021 Today’s song has sparked a bicoastal legal battle with a songwriter who claims he co-wrote the song and has been denied credit and compensation. Tyler Armes sued Austin Post, the real name of today’s artist, because he says he "spent hours in the studio jamming with [Austin] on [today’s song]"  He says he co-wrote the keyboard chords and the guitar melody in the introduction and had "significant input" on the bassline. While the lyrics hadn't been finished, Armes says the instrumentation and vocal melodies they created that night are "note for note" identica...

The Alsek, a world-class rafting river that flows into the Gulf of Alaska from its headwaters in Canada, may soon abandon the lower part of its drainage for a steeper one 15 miles away.  The Alsek River starts in the Yukon Territory, flows through British Columbia and then on to Dry Bay in Alaska. It is a rare northern river that cuts from the interior of the continent through rugged mountains to the coast. The re-route of the Alsek River’s ocean connection will be due to the extreme melt of Grand Plateau Glacier, which acts like a cork that prevents the Alsek from following a faster ...

Here are our Grammy predictions: Beyonce, Taylor and the cursed best new artist category Mikael Wood, Suzy Exposito and Charles Holmes Los Angeles Times Almost exactly a year after the live music business shut down due to COVID-19 — and six weeks after the show was originally scheduled to happen before being postponed — the 63rd Grammy Awards will finally take place Sunday night in Los Angeles. The telecast itself will be obviously shaped by the necessities of the pandemic: Ben Winston, who's overseeing the Grammys for the first time after Ken Ehrlich's four decades at the helm, has promi...

When music's biggest night airs during a pandemic, does it still make a sound? If its awards brethren are any indicator, the answer is… sort of. The CMAs, Emmys, and Golden Globes — which have trotted out modified versions of their telecasts since you-know-what began last March — all saw drop-offs in ratings. Then again, that downward slope pre-dates COVID-19. And having fewer eyeballs shouldn't excuse the boring pitfalls the Grammys have consistently fallen into. (Remember the "I Sing the Body Electric" cover in hour 4 of last year's Grammys? I wish I didn't.) If the show — which has...

Trevor Noah speaks onstage at the 2019 Glamour Women Of The Year Awards at Alice Tully Hall on Nov. 11, 2019 in New York City. Photo by Jamie McCarthy /Getty Images for Glamour Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content LOS ANGELES — The only sure bets about the Grammy Awards on Sunday are that it will not resemble the shows of past years, and it will not be a Zoom fest. Postponed from January because of the coronavirus pandemic, the highest aw...