Grammy awards 2017
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The Hello singer saw off competition from Beyoncé and Drake to take home one of the biggest awards in music
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Australian electronic producer says he’s ‘really proud to be representing Australia and Australian music’ as he wins award for best dance/electronic album for Skin
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Adele apologized for cursing and asked for a do-over after a technical issue in her award show performance to the late British singer who died in December
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The singer cursed and asked to restart a slowed-down performance of Fastlove after problems with the sound
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Adele, Beyoncé, Drake, Justin Bieber and country singer Sturgill Simpson are battling for best album and David Bowie’s Blackstar performance could get a nod
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Sturgill Simpson and Miranda Lambert look set to dominate country, with returning veterans such as Robbie Fulks likely winners in the folk category
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Beyoncé looks like a nailed-on winner in the urban contemporary section, but elsewhere history hints it might be a disappointing night for Drake and Kanye
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Grammy-nominated musicians to reportedly boycott the February awards ceremony because they are not ‘relevant or representative’
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The singer, already nominated in the rock, pop, R&B and rap award categories, tried to get a nod from the country section for Daddy Lessons but was rejected
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The Late Late Show host, known for his star-studded Carpool Karaoke segments, will take over from LL Cool J, who has hosted the last five years
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The artist explains why he’s boycotting the music awards with new album Blonde, pointing to shortage of black winners of album of the year category
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