MUSIC

THE BEATLES' LEGACY LIVES ON: "NOW AND THEN" WINS HISTORIC GRAMMY

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More than five decades after their breakup, The Beatles are still making history. At the 2024 Grammy Awards, their song "Now and Then" won the award for Best Rock Performance, marking their first Grammy win since 1997. The track, dubbed "the last Beatles song" by Paul McCartney, brought John Lennon's voice back to life with the help of artificial intelligence and showcased the enduring magic of the Fab Four.

TRAGIC FINAL MOMENTS OF DANCE ALUM REVEALED, MOMENTS BEFORE DISASTER.

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Ryan Whyte Maloney, a notable contestant from "The Voice," tragically ended his life at the age of 44 in a sequence of events that unfolded in Las Vegas on January 28. According to a police report obtained by TMZ, Maloney's fiancée witnessed the incident following an argument they had moments earlier. The couple had engaged in a heated dispute while driving home from Maloney's performance at the New York-New York Hotel and Casino.

KENDRICK LAMAR WINS RECORD OF THE YEAR AT THE 2025 GRAMMYS, DEDICATING VICTORY TO LOS ANGELES

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Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us," a chart-topping diss track aimed at Drake, secured the prestigious Record of the Year award at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards held at Crypto.com Arena on February 2, 2025. The victory marks a significant milestone for Lamar, making this his first-ever win in one of the coveted Big Four categories.

BRUNO MARS JOKES ABOUT $50 MILLION GAMBLING DEBT RUMOR AMID STREAMING MILESTONE

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Bruno Mars is once again making light of the long-standing rumor that he owes $50 million in gambling debt, using his signature humor to address the speculation. The Grammy-winning artist referenced the claims on Tuesday while celebrating a major achievement—becoming the first artist on Spotify to surpass 150 million monthly listeners.

MUSIC LEGENDS UNITE AT FIREAID CONCERT FOR WILDFIRE RECOVERY

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A star-studded lineup took to the stage in Los Angeles for FireAid, a benefit concert aimed at aiding recovery efforts for the recent devastating wildfires. Artists like Billie Eilish, Dr. Dre, Pink, and Stevie Nicks performed heartfelt tributes, with proceeds going toward rebuilding affected communities and enhancing fire prevention initiatives.

ALEX MILLER AND EMILY ANN ROBERTS DEBUNK A DATING RUMOR, REPORT A NEW DUET “MORE COUNTRY THAN YOU”

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In a harmonious blend of talent from American Idol and The Voice, country musicians Alex Miller and Emily Ann Roberts have joined forces for a spirited duet titled “More Country Than You,” set to release on January 24, 2025.

TAYLOR SWIFT TO MAKE GRAMMY HISTORY AS PRESENTER AND NOMINEE AT 2025 AWARDS

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At the 67^th Annual Grammy Awards on February 2, 2025, pop superstar Taylor Swift will be one of the main attractions as not only a presenter but also a potential record-breaking winner. The Recording Academy confirmed her role on Thursday, sending fans and industry watchers into a frenzy. Swift’s highly anticipated appearance also comes amid six nominations for ‘The Tortured Poets Department’, her critically acclaimed eleventh studio album that could see her make history with a fifth Album of the Year, AOTY, win. If Swift wins AOTY, she will tie music giants Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, and Paul Simon, who all have three awards in the category.

TREVOR NOAH RETURNS TO HOST THE 2025 GRAMMY AWARDS FOR THE FIFTH YEAR

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Emmy Award-winning comedian and former host of The Daily Show, Trevor Noah will return to host the 67^th Annual Grammy Awards for the fifth year running. Taking place on February 2, 2025, in the Crypto.com Arena on Los Angeles, this event will see Noah return with his signature wit and charisma once again. In addition to hosting, he will co-produce the event as well, securing his key position in the show.