Grammy Post-Partying: All About the Quick Change
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Fashion Wire Daily - Music may have been the thing that drew so many famous faces (and voices) to the Sony/BMG post-Grammy Awards party on Sunday night held at the posh Beverly Hills Hotel on Sunset Boulevard, but quick-change fashion was the most interesting topic of the night.
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Grammy stars partied into the wee hours of Valentine's Day, celebrating a love of music, some surprising wins and mostly each other. Although Sunday night's performance-packed awards ceremony ran nearly 30 minutes long, Stevie Wonder was at it again several hours later, playing a breathtaking impromptu performance at Spago in Beverly Hills that paid homage to Album of the Year winner Ray Charles.
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LAS VEGAS (Billboard) - With a No. 1 debut for its current  album "American Idiot," and now Tuesday's news of six Grammy  nominations, Green Day has found itself back in the spotlight.  But if the punk-rock trio has its way, its Reprise album may  yet fuel a crossover into an entirely new medium.
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Digital technology changes from workhorse to entertainer.
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The digital music space is changing, with more songs and a growing number of places to download music legally. Realizing that the time was ripe to see how we were doing, I took some song recommendations and sat down to see what I could download.
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LOS ANGELES -- Grammy voters can&#39;t stop loving Ray Charles or, for that matter, the R&amp;B-rooted music of freshman rapper Kanye West, contemporary R&amp;B singer Usher and neo-soul singer-songwriter Alicia Keys, a formidable foursome who among them garnered 33
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The Grammy Awards achieved Sunday nightâs top ratings despite falling almost two million viewers short of the showâs audience a year ago. According to Nielsenâs estimates, 18.2 million tuned in to CBSâs broadcast of âThe 50th Annual Grammy Awards,â down from 20.1 million a year ago. Although the awards show outpaced all other programming for the night among adults 18 to 49, the preliminary overnight numbers suggest that it may be the lowest-rated Grammy show in more than a decade. CBS finished No. 1 for the night over all, leading the 7 oâclock hour before the awards show with â60 Minutesâ (13 million). ABC ranked second for the night, thanks to a two-hour âExtreme Makeover: Home Editionâ at 8 (15.8 million), followed by âBrothers & Sistersâ at 10 (8.6 million). Fox was third with coverage of the National Football Leagueâs Pro Bowl, followed by a lineup of comedy repeats and a new episode of âKing of the Hillâ at 8:30 (6.1 million). NBC finished fourth with reruns of âAmerican Gladiatorsâ at 7 (3.6 million) and 8 (3.7 million), followed by a two-hour special â100 Most Outrageous Momentsâ (8.2 million).
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Kanye West, Usher, Alicia Keys and Ray Charles were about as hard to predict as rain in Seattle. But such choices reveal as much about the increasing relevance of the awards as they do about their continued blind spots.
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It paid to share the microphone this year. Collaborative efforts ruled the Grammy nominations announced yesterday. Whether it was the duets on senior statesman
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The Police will reunite to perform at this year's Grammys ceremony, the Recording Academy announced Tuesday. The award-winning group, which won five Grammys and turned out hits such as "Roxanne" and "Every Breath You Take," will open the event, 23 years after breaking up amid internal conflict.
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Kanye West is nominated for a leading eight Grammy awards and has a history, good or bad, of creating memorable awards show moments. But the superstar rapper and producer may be upstaged on Grammy night by another nominee who's not even able to attend Sunday's ceremony.
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It's going to be an '80s flashback at Sunday's Grammy Awards when Jimmy Jam revisits his musical roots in a one-night-only reunion with The Time.
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The Police are to reunite and perform at the Grammy Awards next month.
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"American Idol" champion Carrie Underwood's Grammy victories on Sunday underscored the growing impact of the hit TV talent search on U.S. pop culture.
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Could the selections be any more varied? One minute, the exhilarating sound filling my headphones was Maria Callas, reminding me why she was a diva. A moment later, I heard the Eagles' Hotel California. Before the listening session was over, I'd glided from the Beatles to Mozart to Chris Isaak to Thelonious Monk.
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Steve Jobs and his revolutionary iPod have changed the way music is heard.
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With the year's top album and single, Usher doesn't have to worry about getting left out when Grammy nominees are announced Tuesday. The question simply is how many nominations the R&amp;B crooner will get.