Month: January 2020

Ahead of the 62nd Grammys ceremony, some of music's rising stars united at a luncheon hosted by Instagram. On Jan. 24, young singers and songwriters hit up the Los Angles gathering to honor top female music industry executives, including CEO and chairman of Epic Records Sylvia Rhone, Billboard's executive director of R&B and hip-hop Gail Mitchell, president of Capitol Music Group's Caroline division Jacqueline Saturn, and president of Motown Records Ethiopia Habtemariam.

Among those in attendance were Kiana Ledé, Tinashe, Saweetie, Becky G, and Tiana Major9. A handful of Grammy-nominaRead More – Source

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The 2020 Grammy Awards are here, and the fashion looks from the notable night are already ones to remember. With artists like Ariana Grande, Lizzo, and Camila Cabello taking the stage, the show was one of the best yet. Since it wouldn't be the biggest night of music without over-the-top fashion, we're here to present you with the hottest looks from the red carpet. This year's Read More – Source

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Sunday's Grammy Awards was the biggest night in music, but it was also a night to pay tribute to some icons and legends. Following the death of Kobe Bryant earlier in the day, the Recording Academy announced a desire to include a special memorial for the recently retired Los Angeles Lakers superstar, in additional to the planned tribute for rapper Nipsey Hussle.

After a rousing performance from Lizzo, host Alicia Keys opened the ceremony with a few words on the late ball player and his daughter. “Earlier today, Los Angeles, America, and the whole wide world lost a hero,” she began. “We're literally standing here, heartbroken, in the house that Kobe Bryant built.” The singer went on to ask the audience to hold Bryant, his daughter, and everyone else lost in the crash “inside of you” and to share their strength with their families. Keys than sang a stirring acoustic rendition of Boyz II Men's “It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday,” joined by the members of the b..

Kobe Bryant's friends and teammates are mourning his death after the former NBA star died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, CA, on Sunday. According to Variety, the 41-year-old 18-time NBA All-Star was traveling in his private helicopter with at least four other people, including his 13-year-old daughter Gianna. The aircraft reportedly crashed “amid foggy conditions” and a small fire erupted. There were no survivors.

NBA stars Dwyane Wade, Kevin Love, and Scottie Pippen shared their sadness and disbelief on social media, Read More – Source

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