Grammys
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Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes lost their chance in this year's Grammy Awards. However, it did not stop them from partying afterwards. -
LOOK! Jaden Smith Calls Tyler, The Creator 'My Boyfriend' After 2020 Grammys Win
Tyler won his first Grammys. However, he made headlines not only for the win, but also for the controversial tweet Jaden Smith made. -
[WATCH] Jessie J, Channing Tatum Show PDA in First Red Carpet Date
Channing Tatum and Jessie J made it known on social media that they are officially back together. However, the two wanted more than that. -
Billie Eilish Has Suicide Thoughts at 16: 'I Didn't Think I'd Make It to 17'
Fame affects celebrities in so many ways. For someone who started in the industry young like Billie Eilish, the fame and pressure got into her and made her think of taking her life away. -
Halsey Speaks On Billie Eilish's Record-Breaking Grammy Nomination: 'She is Unstoppable!'
Despite being snubbed by the Grammys this year, Halsey praised a newbie for leading the nominations. -
Halsey Disappointed On Grammy's Because of This!
One of the most distinguished recording academies notoriously made headlines again after the questionable announcements of its nominees, and Halsey could not stand it anymore. -
Grammys 2020: Billie Eilish Rakes In an Incredible 6 Nominations
Billie Eilish just swooned the internet and the music industry when it was announced that she raked in a total of six nominations for this year's 62nd Grammy Awards. -
Watch Bruno Mars Make 'Koala-ty' Puns With A Koala On Instagram
Bruno Mars tried to play it coyly on his recent upload on Instagram, as he shared koala puns to his followers. He made sure he was in character, though at times it seemed that he was losing it. -
Camila Cabello Talks About Blue Ivy Carter Telling Parents Beyoncé, Jay-Z To Calm Down At The Grammys
Camila Cabello finally spoke out on the clip that had gone viral where Blue Ivy can be seen calming down parents Beyoncé and Jay-Z. The clip was from the recent Grammys, when the 'Havana' singer delivered her speech. -
Female Music Execs Want Neil Portnow To Resign: ‘We Do Not Await Your Welcome Into The Fraternity’
In response to a statement from Recording Academy President Neil Portnow, a group of female music industry executives released an open letter calling #TimesUp on him. These women do not wish to be a part of the fraternity. -
Carrie Fisher Wins Best Spoken Word Album Grammy For ‘The Princess Diarist’
Carrie Fisher just won her first posthumous award: A Grammy for the audiobook version of ‘The Princess Diarist.' The 2016 memoir chronicled Fisher’s experiences during the filming of 'Star Wars.' -
'The Late Late Show's' James Corden Hosts The 60th Annual Grammy Awards
'The Late Late Show' host James Corden emceed the 2018 Grammy Awards. The Grammys returned to New York City's Madison Square Garden to celebrate the recording industry's brightest performers. -
The Official 2018 Grammy Awards Predictions Part 2: Best New Artist, R&B And Country Categories
Enstars is prepared to celebrate the 2018 Grammy Awards. In part two of our series, we predict the winners in several highly contested categories such as Album of the Year and Best New Artist in the R&B and Country categories. -
Childish Gambino Signs With New Record Label, Twitter Celebrates
On Monday, Childish Gambino confirmed that he is officially signed to RCA Records. Fans of the rapper immediately reacted to his announcement because it means he will be releasing new music. -
Kendrick Lamar And SZA To Headline TDE: 'The Championship Tour'
Kendrick Lamar and SZA fans will be excited to know that the rapper will headline Top Dawg Entertainment's first label tour. TDE's 'The Championship Tour' will kickoff this summer on May 4th. -
Enstars' Official 2018 Grammy Awards Predictions Part 1: Record And Song of The Year, Pop And Rap Categories
Enstars prepared to celebrate the 2018 Grammy Awards. In part one of our series, we predict the winners in several highly contested categories such as the Record and Song of the Year, Pop, and Rap categories. -
Enstars' Grammy Flashbacks: The Show-Stopping Performances of the 2000s
The Grammy Awards show is happening next week. Part two of Enstars’ Grammy flashbacks features show-stopping performances from an all-star group of recording artists such as Santana, Rob Thomas, Beyoncé, Prince, Melissa Etheridge, and Tina Turner. -
2018 Grammy Awards Tribute: Country Music Artists To Honor Las Vegas Massacre Victims
The Recording Academy is expected to pay homage to the victims of the Las Vegas massacre last year. Country music artists Brother Osborne, Eric Church, and Maren Morris will perform on this segment. -
Elton John, Kendrick Lamar, Miley Cyrus, and U2 Join The 2018 Grammy Awards Lineup
Music icon Sir Elton John, Kendrick Lamar, Miley Cyrus, and U2 are among the recording artists that will take the Grammy Awards stage. Sir Elton John and Miley Cyrus are expected to perform together. -
Music Legends Neil Diamond, Queen, And Tina Turner Will Be Honored By The Recording Academy
The Recording Academy announced that they will honor several legendary recording artists including Neil Diamond, rock group Queen, and Tina Turner. The music legends were named Lifetime Achievement Award recipients. -
2018 Grammy Performers Will Include Childish Gambino, Lady Gaga, P!nk, And Little Big Town
On Thursday, The Recording Academy announced the first slate of performers for the 2018 Grammy Awards. Lady Gaga, Childish Gambino, Pink and Little Big Town are set to perform at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards.
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