Music Archive
Archives for February 2017
That’s why it deserves its Best Original Song Oscar.
Yes, Jake Gyllenhaal can sing.
She didn’t win any trophies, but she put on a masterclass in how get through an awards show.
After 25 beat Lemonade in a major Album of the Year upset, Adele turned her acceptance speech into a Beyoncé tribute.
Everything is either balls-to-the-wall camp or sedate black gowns, with very little in between.
The Grammys were nearly four hours long. Here are the seven best performances.
Adele and Beyoncé each stole the show in their own unique way.
From the Last Supper to Oshun.
You can probably blame the most boring reason ever: vote-splitting.
In a major upset, Adele beat Beyoncé to win Album of the Year.
Mars donned a glittery version of Prince’s iconic purple blazer and performed a guitar riff truly befitting of the Purple One.
Adele refused to sour George Michael’s memory with a mediocre Grammys tribute.
This isn’t a great performance, but it shows just how fluent Gaga is in many musical languages.
Perry’s new single “Chained to the Rhythm” is more political than it sounds.
There was still a show-stopping moment with a gravity-defying chair, and beautiful, lyrical choreography.