Grammys
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Katy Perry sparkled, Lady Gaga showed a lot of skin and Solange Knowles shimmered on the Grammys red carpet, but singer Joy Villa trumped them all in a dress that featured the words ‘Make America Great Again!’ on the front and ‘Trump’ on the train.
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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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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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Singer talks about her dislike for going on the road and her battle with depression in Vanity Fair interview
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R&B singer’s two recent albums, Blonde and Endless, will be ineligible for recognition at February’s ceremony after neither were entered for competition
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Singer protests at ‘character assassination’ after Kim Kardashian West posts recording of West and Swift discussing song Famous
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Rapper tweeted about upcoming album amid Twitter storm in which he talked about his debt and criticized Grammys as ‘completely out of touch’
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The doorman who refused the former Beatle entry to a Grammys after-party did us all a favour. No one need take these refuges for D-listers seriously again
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The late singer’s son and sisters say the nine-time Grammy winner deserved a more substantial tribute at this year’s ceremony than her brief mention in a 90-second montage
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Gaga has Bowie’s shapeshifting abilities and a strong voice, but the late star’s legacy was ill served by the hectic megamix she performed
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The real interest in music awards shows is not in the winners – it’s in the prospect of stars such as Taylor Swift and Kanye West fighting. So let’s embrace the feuds
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The prizewinning hit was the result of two lines played by cowriter while Sheeran was in the shower
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Asif Kapadia’s documentary, which contains a pivotal section on the 2008 Grammys, sees Winehouse posthumously return to the ceremony
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The EDM production duo win a gong for their collaboration Jack Ü
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Swift’s smash hit album defeated Mark Ronson and Florence + the Machine, among others
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From raining on Slash’s parade to rubbing shoulders with Stevie Wonder, past winners of the coveted gongs tell us their stories of success
Grammys 2017: Golden Gnarly Davidson, Prince tributes, Adele's awards and more – in pictures