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News The Weeknd's Grammys After Party/Birthday Was Shut Down By Cops The Weeknd's Grammys after party and birthday celebrations were cut short last night. By Rose Lilah February 16, 2016
News Run-D.M.C. To Be Honored At The Grammys Run-D.M.C. will be honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammys. By Rose Lilah January 13, 2016
Music Chris Brown's P.I. Talks Rihanna Incident: "He Was Defending Himself" Scott Ross reportedly represented Brown during his legal case stemming from the violent post-Grammys 2009 altercation with Rihanna. By Erika Marie June 10, 2021
Music Lil Wayne Calls Out Grammys, Reveals He's Not Invited: "Am I Not Worthy?" Lil Wayne questions his worth after revealing he's not invited to the Grammy Awards. By Alex Zidel December 21, 2020
Music DJ Khaled Shares "Cloth Talk" Exchange With Nipsey Hussle After "Higher" Grammy Nod Nipsey Hussle was nominated for three Grammys this year. By Aron A. November 20, 2019
Music A$AP Rocky Confused For Travis Scott At Pre-Grammy Party A$AP Rocky didn't seem appreciative that someone thought he was Travis Scott. By Aron A. February 11, 2019
Original Content Breakout Artists Of 2017 Find out which breakout star made the most noise in 2017. By Matt F December 18, 2017
Music Watch Chance The Rapper Open His Grammy Awards With His Daughter Chance and his daughter share an adorable moment on social media. By Aron A. October 19, 2017
Original Content Kanye West's 5 Most Powerful Live Performances Here are 5 iconic performances from Kanye West. By Angus Walker April 11, 2016
Industry Hip Hop Has Won 1.2% Of Major Grammy Awards Since 1989 Only Outkast's "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below" has won one of the three major Grammy categories since rap received its own genre category in 1989. By Danny Schwartz February 16, 2016
TV Kendrick Lamar, U2, & More Added To 2018 Grammy Performer Line-Up Kendrick Lamar will be performing at the 2018 Grammy Awards. By Mitch Findlay January 17, 2018
Music T.I. Congratulates "Kings" 21 Savage & J. Cole On Their First GRAMMY Wins The song "a lot" gave both J. Cole and 21 Savage their first-ever wins at the GRAMMYs by nabbing "Best Rap Song." By Keenan Higgins February 03, 2020