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LaMonte McLemore, Founding Bass of The 5th Dimension, Dies at 90
music19 days ago

LaMonte McLemore, Founding Bass of The 5th Dimension, Dies at 90

LaMonte McLemore, co-founder and bass voice of The 5th Dimension, died at age 90 in Las Vegas after years of health issues stemming from a stroke. The LA group rose to fame with hits like Up, Up and Away and Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In, earning two Grammys and achieving multiple gold and platinum certifications, plus a Hollywood Walk of Fame star. McLemore helped shape a signature blend of R&B, soul and pop and remained a key figure in the band’s legacy, surviving by his wife Mieko, daughter Ciara, a adopted son Darin, sister Joan, and three grandchildren.

Karol G Wows Grammys Red Carpet in a Dramatic Blue Lace Gown
entertainment21 days ago

Karol G Wows Grammys Red Carpet in a Dramatic Blue Lace Gown

Karol G turned heads at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards wearing a sheer Paolo Sebastian gown with blue lace embellishments and a long train with tassels, paired with Gianvito Rossi heels and Jacob & Co jewelry, complemented by luminous makeup. She’s nominated for Best Latin Pop Album for Tropicoqueta and has previously won Best Música Urbana Album in 2023.

Tongva Nation Responds to Billie Eilish's 'Stolen Land' Grammys Moment
entertainment22 days ago

Tongva Nation Responds to Billie Eilish's 'Stolen Land' Grammys Moment

Billie Eilish used her Grammys acceptance speech to call for activism with the line ‘no one is illegal on stolen land.’ Online critics noted that her Los Angeles mansion sits on Tongva ancestral land in the LA basin, and a Tongva spokesperson confirmed the land while urging explicit acknowledgment of Gabrieleno Tongva territory; the tribe said Eilish hasn’t reached out but welcomed visibility of the history, as responses to her comment ranged from praise to backlash.

Billie Eilish Faces Backlash After Grammys Remark About ‘Stolen Land’ and Mansions
entertainment22 days ago

Billie Eilish Faces Backlash After Grammys Remark About ‘Stolen Land’ and Mansions

Billie Eilish sparked online and political backlash after telling the Grammys that ‘No one is illegal on stolen land,’ with critics pressing her to relinquish her multimillion-dollar LA mansion and accusing her of hypocrisy; supporters note her climate-justice philanthropy and MLK Environmental Justice Award, while DHS criticized related anti-ICE posts she had shared.

ICE OUT Sparks a Politicized Grammys Night
entertainment23 days ago

ICE OUT Sparks a Politicized Grammys Night

Immigrant-rights messages dominated the Grammys as stars wore ICE OUT pins; Bad Bunny led with three awards, including album of the year for a Spanish-language record, and used his podium moments to condemn ICE, joined by Billie Eilish and others advocating for immigrants, while host Trevor Noah’s jokes drew a rebuke from Trump; the night blended entertainment with advocacy and noted Bad Bunny’s upcoming all-Spanish Super Bowl halftime performance.

Grammy Night 2026: Full Winners Revealed and Highlights
music24 days ago

Grammy Night 2026: Full Winners Revealed and Highlights

The Grammys 2026 (68th edition) revealed the full winners list, with Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, and Bad Bunny among the top nominees for Album of the Year and Record of the Year; Trevor Noah returned as host, and performances from Carpenter, Bieber, Clipse, Gaga, and others complemented the night. The article provides the complete winners across major categories as well as the Best New Artist nominees.

Grammys 2026: LA comeback, Trevor Noah's final host run, and a night of historic firsts
entertainment24 days ago

Grammys 2026: LA comeback, Trevor Noah's final host run, and a night of historic firsts

The 68th Grammy Awards return to Los Angeles with the Premiere Ceremony at the Peacock Theater starting at 12:30 p.m. PT and the main telecast on CBS/Paramount+ at 5 p.m. PT; Trevor Noah hosts for the sixth and final time as top nominees include Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga and Bad Bunny, with performances announced from Gaga, Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter and Bruno Mars. The live coverage features the winners, fashion on the red carpet, and notable moments like Joni Mitchell’s historical-album win, Tyler, the Creator’s revived album-cover Grammy, and FKA Twigs’s dance/electronic win, along with ongoing context about K-pop, Latin acts, and a note that the Grammys will move to Disney platforms in 2027.