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Bad Bunny Dominates Grammys Night as Trevor Noah's Hosting Struggles to Leave a Mark
entertainment1 month ago

Bad Bunny Dominates Grammys Night as Trevor Noah's Hosting Struggles to Leave a Mark

The Hollywood Reporter’s Daniel Fienberg lauds Bad Bunny’s big night and message at the 68th Grammys, but says Trevor Noah’s hosting was warm yet forgettable, lacking a guiding through-line. The show delivered spectacular performances (Sabrina Carpenter, Tyler, the Creator, Bruno Mars, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber) and a standout In Memoriam sequence, yet a few missteps—such as Cher’s awkward presenting moment and a finale that sagged—left the telecast ending on a lull rather than a peak. Overall, it was entertaining in the middle with passion and spectacle sustaining it, even if the wrap didn’t land as strongly as the middle sections.

Trump vs. Noah: Could a Grammys Joke Trigger a Defamation Case?
entertainment1 month ago

Trump vs. Noah: Could a Grammys Joke Trigger a Defamation Case?

At the 67th Grammys, Trevor Noah referenced Donald Trump with Epstein jokes and Greenland quips, prompting Trump to threaten a lawsuit on Truth Social. Two legal experts say jokes are protected satire and not defamation, since they’re not presented as facts and would be hard to prove false or defamatory; winning such a case would be unlikely. Trump already has several other media lawsuits, but it’s unclear whether he’ll actually sue Noah. The episode underlines Trump’s pattern of press attacks and could have a chilling effect on comedians, though Noah appeared unfazed.

Trump vows legal fight over Epstein island joke by Trevor Noah at the Grammys
politics1 month ago

Trump vows legal fight over Epstein island joke by Trevor Noah at the Grammys

Trump says he will sue Trevor Noah over a Grammy joke that claimed he visited Jeffrey Epstein’s island, calling the remark false and defamatory. Noah’s bit also teased Trump’s Greenland ambitions. Trump posted on Truth Social that he has never visited Epstein’s island and that he’ll be sending lawyers after Noah, continuing his pattern of suing media over coverage.

Trump threatens lawsuit after Grammys Epstein quip from Noah
politics1 month ago

Trump threatens lawsuit after Grammys Epstein quip from Noah

Trevor Noah’s Grammys joke linking Trump to Epstein prompts Trump to threaten a lawsuit, underscoring political tension at the event; the digest also flags anti-ICE sentiments at the Grammys and rounds up other headlines on ICE body cameras, a UAE investment in a Trump-affiliated crypto firm, the Clintons’ testimony in the Epstein probe, and ongoing Iran-US talks.

Noah’s Grammys Jokes Draw Trump’s Ire Over Nicki Minaj Moment
entertainment1 month ago

Noah’s Grammys Jokes Draw Trump’s Ire Over Nicki Minaj Moment

Trevor Noah, hosting the Grammys for what was billed as his final time, riffed through the audience and aimed jokes at absentees, notably linking Nicki Minaj to a White House meeting with Donald Trump; Trump fired back on Truth Social. Noah also quipped about Trump’s lawsuits against media and highlighted Kendrick Lamar’s big nomination, while the ceremony largely steered clear of deeper political controversy.

Trump threatens legal action over Epstein joke at Grammys
politics1 month ago

Trump threatens legal action over Epstein joke at Grammys

Donald Trump said on Truth Social that he would sue Trevor Noah for a joke at the Grammys linking him to Jeffrey Epstein, denying any involvement with Epstein Island. The incident occurred amid a Grammys night marked by anti-Trump sentiment and broader debates over immigration and Epstein’s case, with comments from artists and media personalities as part of a larger political backdrop.

CBS LA Goes Live on the Grammys Red Carpet
entertainment1 month ago

CBS LA Goes Live on the Grammys Red Carpet

CBS LA will air a Grammys red carpet special hosted by Kalyna Astrinos and Grae Drake, with coverage beginning at 4 p.m. PT on KCAL and streaming on CBS News Los Angeles and Paramount+. The segment previews nominees led by Kendrick Lamar, highlights performers such as Sabrina Carpenter and Lady Gaga, and notes tributes to D’Angelo and Roberta Flack. Trevor Noah hosts for the final time and presenters include Carole King, Chappell Roan and Harry Styles.

Noah skewers Nicki Minaj’s MAGA pivot at Grammys opening
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Noah skewers Nicki Minaj’s MAGA pivot at Grammys opening

Trevor Noah opened the Grammys with a jab at Nicki Minaj’s MAGA-supporting stance, quipping that she wasn’t at the show because she’s “still at the White House with Donald Trump.” The piece notes this was Noah’s sixth and final Grammys as host, and mentions the ongoing fan debate around Minaj’s political leanings amid the ceremony context.

Grammys 2026: LA comeback, Trevor Noah's final host run, and a night of historic firsts
entertainment1 month 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.

Grammys 2026: Live Winners, Nods Lead, and Star-Studded Tributes
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Grammys 2026: Live Winners, Nods Lead, and Star-Studded Tributes

The 68th annual Grammys will hand out 95 awards across two ceremonies, led by Kendrick Lamar with nine nominations and Lady Gaga with seven. The Premiere Ceremony kicks off at 3:30 p.m. ET at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles and streams online, hosted by Darren Criss, while the primetime CBS/Paramount+ telecast (8–11:30 p.m. ET) is hosted by Trevor Noah. The show includes tributes to Ozzy Osbourne, D’Angelo, and Roberta Flack, plus performances from artists like Gaga, Rosé, Bruno Mars, and more. Two new categories are introduced: best traditional country album and best album cover. Winners will be announced live, with updates as they come in.