"King of Pop" Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson had a real penchant for using his album titles to describe who he was – “Thriller,” “Bad,” “Dangerous,” and of course “Off the Wall.”
But in the end, even he wasn’t “Invincible.”
The King of Pop,…
Alison Krauss and Robert Plant performing at the 51st Annual Grammy Awards
The Grammys were very good to acts who performed on the heavily-viewed telecast Feb. 8.
Music sales rose dramatically for featured acts including, most dramatically, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss.
The…
Photo: Dave Matthews Band’s LeRoi Moore
Names such as Isaac Hayes, Bo Diddley, Eartha Kitt, Jerry Reed, and Levi Stubbs were rolled out during the Grammys’ In Memoriam segment but no LeRoi Moore, the longtime saxophonist of the Dave Matthews Band…
U2 opens the 51st Annual Grammy Awards ceremony
Here’s how the 51st Annual Grammy Awards went down:
6:58 PM — I’m already exhausted by the whole thing. I watched the three-hour pre-telecast streamed live on the Grammys’ web site, and I fought…
Grammy-nominated "Gypsy" cast recording, featuring production from St. Louis' Adam Long
Gospel rapper Flame and producer Adam Long, both Grammy nominees from St. Louis this year, lost in their respective categories during the pre-telecast ceremony Sunday afternoon.
Flame was nominated in the…
The Blender is going to the Grammys — or at least as much as sitting in my living room in front of a flatscreen TV with hi-def constitutes my going to the Grammys (OK, not at all).
Hour-by-hour during Sunday night’s…
Ne-Yo will pay tribute to the Four Tops at the Grammys; here, he performs on the recent BET Honors program
Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Ne-Yo, Jamie Foxx, Adele, Chris Brown, Estelle, and Sugarland are new names added to perform at Sunday…
U2's Bono performs at "We Are One: The Obama Inaugural Celebration" at Lincoln Memorial on Jan. 18 in Washington, DC/AP Photo
The upcoming Grammy ceremony just keeps getting bigger and better.
U2 has been added to the list of performers, along with…
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