Beyoncé Breaks Records and Leads Grammy Nominations
Beyoncé is now the most-nominated artist in Grammy history. Her 11 nods for the 67th Grammy Awards to be held Feb. 2 bring her career total to 99, zooming ahead of her husband Jay-Z, with whom she’d been tied at 88 nominations. Her nominations include those in top categories like album of the year for “Cowboy Carter,” along with record and song of the year, for her chart-topping “Texas Hold ‘Em. Perhaps this year, the Carter family...
World Champion Dodgers Shower L.A. Fans With Love at Victory Parade and Stadium Ceremony
For their eighth World Series win in franchise history, the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated like it was 1988. But wait, they also won the championship in 2020 but the pandemic prevented any sort of public celebration. Thirty-six years of pent up passion for the Boys in Blue was on full display Friday in Los Angeles as team members and their families paraded through downtown on double-decker buses to the delight of an estimated 250,000...
Carousel of Hope Ball Honors Music Legends, Raises Nearly $2 Million
Gladys Knight and Jason Derulo perform at Carousel of Hope Ball (photos courtesy AB Images) With stellar performances by Gladys Knight and Jason Derulo capping off the night, the 38th Carousel of Hope Ball was a spectacular evening of generous philanthropy and memorable music. The gala event, which benefits the Children’s Diabetes Foundation and the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes, is held every two years and has been a Hollywood...
It’s ‘Shogun,’ ‘Baby’ at the 76th Emmy Awards
It was no surprise that Shogun was awarded best drama series at the 76th Annual Prime Time Emmy Awards. After all, the FX series dominated the proceedings with a total of 18 the statuettes from the Creative Arts ceremonies last weekend and the broadcast show on ABC Sunday night. What was a big surprise is Hacks taking the prize for best comedy series after FX’s The Bear, it’s other big awards magnet and a top comedy contender, had...
Taylor Swift: Queen of the VMAs, Again
Flash back to Taylor Swift at the MTV VMAs 15 years ago, in 2009. That’s what made that b—famous, according to Kanye West, who infamously rushed the stage and stole the microphone out of her hand. Focus on present day, with Swift winning 7 Moon Men at ceremonies hosted by Megan Thee Stallion Wednesday night at Long Island’s UBS Arena, including Video of the Year and Artist of the Year. The new trophies bring her total wins to...
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