Grammys

Though Jamaican artists have been pigeon-holed or marginalized, they're finally taking off stateside. Meet Koffee, the first female artist to take home the Grammy for best reggae album—at 19 years old.

After a video of pop star Dua Lipa showering a stripper with money at a Grammys after-party made its way to the internet, fans debated whether the singer was objectifying women.

Tyler, the Creator won the Grammy award for Best Rap Album on Sunday.

Even winner Billie Eilish thinks Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next" album should have won over her own.

"Commander in chief impeached. Ya'll get out. Let's bring Cardi B," Alicia Keys sang.

"Reschedule the Grammys," one fan said. "They don't matter today."

The rap artist said that he just wants "an even playing field" for African-American artists.

The 62nd annual Grammy Awards will air live on CBS on Sunday.

Perhaps one of the most anticipated performances of the night will come from Lizzo, who picked up eight nominations.

The auction donated all proceeds to the MusiCares Foundation, a non-profit that helps musicians in times of financial, personal and medical crisis.

The 62nd annual Grammy Awards will air live on Sunday.

Celebrations take a hold in the western hemisphere

Ahead of the Grammy Awards 2020 on Sunday, refresh your memory of the big winners from last year.

The Grammy 2020 nominations left fans disappointed when artists like Taylor Swift, BTS and Halsey failed to get nominations in major categories and they took to social media to express disappointment.

The Grammy 2020 nominations saw Lizzo get nominated for "Song of the Year" for "Truth Hurts" thanks to a weird loophole in the award ceremony's rules.

Here's who has been nominated for Grammys, with artists like Lizzo, Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift expected to win big.

This year's host is Alicia Keys, who has won 15 GRAMMY awards in the past and hosted the event in 2019.

In 2019, Keys became the first woman to host the awards in 14 years. She is the fifth woman to host the show in its 62-year history, after fellow entertainers Queen Latifah in 2005, Rosie O'Donnell in 2000 and 1999, Ellen DeGeneres in 1997 and 1996, and Whoopi Goldberg in 1992.

Last night the Masked Singer revealed a key clue to the identity of the Bee. Find out who she is, here.

"I literally have footage of you jumping over the fence of my crib to attack me Sheck... your lies are even more disrespectful."

"Yes! We can live-tweet me burning something in the kitchen," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

The clogs sold out in 10 minutes.

The 61st annual Grammy Awards category list was announced on Friday.

Latin Grammys took place at a ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada. Here's the full list of who won what in 2018.

UC Berkeley will offer students a Frank Ocean–inspired course starting in August.

The singer has won five Grammy Awards—and that's enough for her.

This year's Grammys overwhelmingly celebrated male musicians—and Lorde was blocked from performing solo.

Lorde made the pop album of the year. The Grammys wouldn't even let her perform.

The singer said she is pleased with the job President Trump is doing.

Kesha's performance won't shy away from the historic ongoing movement.