Katori Hall on How P-Valley’s Mercedes ‘Represents Black Girls Around the World’

Despite what Offset says, it appears something did happen backstage between him and Quavo. A new video from Entertainment Tonight captured Cardi B yelling at two unidentified people. “Both of y’all wrong! Both of y’all! This is not right!” Cardi said. “No b*tch, shut the f*ck up ’cause you shouldn’t...

Beyoncé was late to the Grammys because of Los Angeles traffic, but the singer made it to the ceremony, dressed to justify every second the world waited for her. The most-nominated artist at this evening’s ceremony, Bey wore a custom metallic silver Gucci gown with a ruffled hemline. She sat next to Jay-Z when host Trevor Noah introduced her to the audience around 6:19 PM local time.

Madonna graced the 2023 Grammy Awards stage on Sunday to present another singer's performance. However, she quickly shared a speech to the crowd and those watching from home. The "Material Girl" singer told everybody, "I'm here to give thanks to all the rebels out there, forging a new path and taking the heat for all of it."

Kanye West's lawyers track him down, as reports on the state of his L.A. ranch make the rounds.

Harry Styles brought his sartorial showmanship to the Grammys 2023 stage, performing a near-blinding rendition of his heavily-nominated song “As It Was.” For the big moment, Styles donned a custom silver sequin-embroidered T-shirt and sequin-fringed trousers by Gucci, paired with metallic Adidas x Gucci Gazelle sneakers, prompting numerous audience members—yes, including Taylor Swift—to dance in the disco effect he projected.

Lady Gaga is making fans wait a little longer for her first red carpet appearance of the new year. The singer chose not to attend tonight’s Grammys ceremony in Los Angeles. Her absence isn’t too surprising, given her Grammy nods are in more minor categories, and Gaga has been busy filming the Joker sequel, Joker: Folie à Deux.

“You know Taylor [Sheridan],” Michelle Randolph teases over Zoom, two days before the highly anticipated return of the ambitious Yellowstone prequel 1923. “When something good happens, something bad happens.”. The actress behind 1923’s Elizabeth Stafford is espousing what might as well be the thesis of creator Sheridan’s Yellowstone...

It’s been three years now since Ariana Grande attended the Grammys, and tonight didn’t break her skipping streak. The singer chose not to come to the Los Angeles ceremony, although her absence isn’t all too surprising. Not only does Grande not have any nominations this year, but she’s also been in the U.K., filming Wicked, for months. Grande has kept a lower profile generally while working on the project.

K-pop superstars BTS were once again nominated at this year’s Grammys ceremony, earning nods in the Album of the Year category (as part of Coldplay’s credited contributors for their nominated album Music of the Spheres), Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (“My Universe” by them and Coldplay), and Best Music Video (“Yet to Come”). But Jungkook, J-Hope, Jin, Jimin, Suga, RM, and V all didn’t come out to Los Angeles for the ceremony. Jin is serving military duty right now, which explains his absence. None of them were photographed on the red carpet.

Cara Delevingne's latest hair transformation was nothing bright, bold or outlandish. It wasn't striking like her recent dark neo-noir look, or on trend like her autumn stint with pumpkin spice latte hair, but it was no less notable. The supermodel has returned to a her original trademark hue from her late teens/early twenties – one she tends to revisits in between hair transformations.

Beyoncé didn’t allow the Grammys broadcast to offer the only glimpse of her history-making night becoming the most awarded artist of all time. The megastar just posted a video on Instagram, featuring her own footage of the evening. All three of her outfits were on display, along with an image of her posing in bed with her new Grammys. Her joy as she celebrated with her husband Jay-Z, her mom Tina Lawson, her longtime friend and Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland, and more was apparent.

Jordan Turpin would argue that Justin Bieber saved her life. The young woman, who is now 22, grew up in the most unusually cruel and isolated of environments—effectively what people mean when they hyperbolize that someone is “living under a rock”—and still felt the impact of Bieber’s world-dominating stardom. It’s the reason she was able to escape her circumstances, she says. Jordan, along with her 12 siblings, spent nearly all of her days sealed inside a home in Perris, California, that would later be described by tabloids and talk shows as a “House of Horrors.” There, Jordan’s parents, David and Louise Turpin, often shackled their children to their beds, starved and beat them, and only allowed them one bath or shower a year. The outside world was only a fantasy to the Turpin children, who lived with the blinds closed during the day.

Another Grammy ceremony has come and gone, and Beyoncé still hasn't won Album of the Year. On Sunday night, Harry Styles's Harry's House beat out anticipated top contenders including Bey's Renaissance and Bad Bunny's Un Verano Sin Ti. In an interview, Beyoncé's husband, Jay-Z, spoke of how the Recording...

Beyoncé made Grammy history tonight, breaking the record for the most wins ever as she won the Best Dance/Electronic Music Album trophy. As the most nominated artist at tonight’s ceremony, she used her acceptance speech to deliver a short but moving message. In it, she thanked her family, including her late Uncle Jonny, who passed away following complications with HIV and heavily influenced her album Renaissance. She also made sure to acknowledge the queer community for their support and “for inventing the genre” of dance music, which she honors in her album.

Lizzo won the coveted Record of the Year award at tonight's Grammys for “About Damn Time,” and she dedicated part of her speech to Beyoncé, of course. The camera captured Beyoncé's reaction to her words, and it was truly one of the most moving moments of the ceremony. You can watch below:

Every month at Mama Moon HQ, east London, people of all age groups, from teens to octogenerians, gather for what its owner Semra Haksever describes as ‘a kind of coven’. To attend, you need to bring an aromatic mix of ingredients: ‘Cinnamon, dried basil, cloves, a bayleaf, essential oils, a flower, hot charcoal, a handful of soil, and a dish to burn some paper in.’ It might seem niche, but she says this is a way for women who crave spirituality in their lives to ‘dip their toe’ into the world of paganism by connecting with the moon’s energy and casting a simple spell. Haksever self-identifies as an eclectic witch, meaning she doesn’t follow a single tradition and instead incorporates different cultures and practices into her witchcraft. ‘It’s a very inviting and accessible space for everybody,’ she says, describing it in terms of a new wellness trend. ‘Witchcraft isa contemporary way for women who want to be empowered to connect with some kind of energy.’

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