The Grammy Awards show is synonymous with iconic fashion. Sunday night’s red carpet didn’t disappoint, with topless, sheer and glamorous looks that pushed the envelope wide open. Chappell Roan took the naked dress to a whole new level in a Mugler gown that hung from her nipple rings. Sabrina Carpenter looked ethereal in a Valentino… Continue reading Grammys 2026 red carpet: The best fashion looks
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Inside Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammy gala at the Beverly Hilton
One way to honor your 93-year-old host: by calling him a “f— gangster” who’ll “slit your throat for a hit record.” That’s how Monte Lipman big-upped Clive Davis on Saturday night at the Beverly Hilton, where Davis had convened an invite-only crowd of celebrities and music-industry insiders for his annual night-before-the-Grammys gala. Lipman, who runs… Continue reading Inside Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammy gala at the Beverly Hilton
Grammys 2026 winners: The complete list
The Grammy Awards returned to L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena on Sunday. with Trevor Noah hosting for the sixth and final time and after more than half a century, CBS broadcast the awards show for the last time. It will move to Disney outlets in 2027. The night’s major Grammys went to Olivia Dean for new artist,… Continue reading Grammys 2026 winners: The complete list
Inside Mariah Carey’s 2026 MusiCares Person of the Year gala
If anyone told Mariah Carey ahead of time that Friday night’s MusiCares Person of the Year tribute would feature a live auction — an auction in which a meet-and-greet with the singer in Abu Dhabi was offered to the highest bidder — you sure couldn’t tell by observing her reaction. Seated near the stage at… Continue reading Inside Mariah Carey’s 2026 MusiCares Person of the Year gala
SF Music Week – True Skool Network
SF Music Week 2026 celebrates the city’s rich music legacy and exists to strengthen the sector’s growth and economic vitality. This free citywide celebration will spotlight partner events across San Francisco’s renowned music scene, as well as present two conferences – Industry Summit and Artist Development Day – that bring together creators, innovators, and industry… Continue reading SF Music Week – True Skool Network
SF Music Week Artist Development Day
Join us for an engaging afternoon designed specifically for independent artists and bands! SF Music Week’s Artist Development Day is designed to examine every facet of the “business of being an artist,” giving independent musicians the knowledge, tools, and confidence they need to advance their careers. The programming focuses on helping artists protect their creative interests,… Continue reading SF Music Week Artist Development Day
SF Music Week Industry Summit
The Industry Summit is a cornerstone event of SF Music Week that brings together artists, industry professionals, policy makers and thought leaders for a full day of conversations, panels, and talks focused on the state of the industry in the Bay Area. The Summit is FREE with registration, and provides a platform to explore key… Continue reading SF Music Week Industry Summit
How Fab Morvan of Milli Vanilli mounted one of the greatest comebacks in Grammy history
This time 36 years ago, Fabrice Morvan was preparing for his first Grammy Awards. It had been a wild few years for the 23-year-old Parisian and his best friend Robert Pilatus from Germany. The duo known as Milli Vanilli had rocketed to fame, going from obscure dancers in Munich to dominate the pop music scene.… Continue reading How Fab Morvan of Milli Vanilli mounted one of the greatest comebacks in Grammy history
After 26 years, Eve receives Grammy recognition for “You Got Me”
During the summer of 1998, a 19-year-old rapper named Eve (formerly known as Eve of Destruction) received a phone call from her producer friend Scott Storch about an opportunity to hop on a record with the Roots. The hip-hop band from Philadelphia, formed by Black Thought and Questlove, was bubbling at the time and Eve,… Continue reading After 26 years, Eve receives Grammy recognition for “You Got Me”
As ICE raids American cities, artists fight back before the Grammys with ‘More teeth … more rage’
Last week, Matthew Allen, a Minneapolis rapper and activist who performs as Nur-D, put his body on the line to fight ICE. Just an hour after ICE agents killed Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti on Jan. 24, and days after Renee Good’s similar slaying nearby, Allen joined a protest on Nicollet Avenue. As Allen retreated from… Continue reading As ICE raids American cities, artists fight back before the Grammys with ‘More teeth … more rage’