East Texas' Kacey Musgraves Wins Album Of The Year At Grammys For 'Golden Hour'Singer Kacey Musgraves of Mineola, Texas has won the Grammy for album of the year for "Golden Hour."
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Artists With North Texas Origins Take Home Early Grammy AwardsSeveral musical artists with roots in North Texas have won Grammy awards ahead of the main event Sunday evening.
List Of Early Winners At 2019 GrammysThe Recording Academy has begun handing out Grammy awards to artists in various categories. You can watch the main event at 7 p.m. tonight on CBS 11.
The Foote Files: The 1st Annual Grammy Awards Of 1958Since CBS will be showing the 61st Annual Grammy Awards this Sunday, February 9, at 7 p.m., I was curious to learn about the first Grammy Awards from May 4, 1959.
Salute To Willie Nelson Kicks Off Grammy Week EventsThe outlaw king of country music Willie Nelson was saluted with tributes and performances as events kick off for the 61st annual Grammy Awards.
2019 Grammy Award Nominees AnnouncedCardi B, Drake and Black Panther are all up for "Album Of The Year" at the 61st annual Grammy Awards.
Mana Honored As Latin Grammys' Person Of The YearMexican rock band Mana became the first group ever to be honored as the Latin Recording Academy's Person of the Year Wednesday.
Recording Academy To Honor Willie NelsonThe Recording Academy's Producers & Engineers Wing will honor Willie Nelson days before the 2019 Grammy Awards.
Grammy Awards To Air On CBS From Los Angeles On Feb. 10Nominations for the 84 categories of the 61st annual Grammy Awards will be announced on December 5.
61st Annual GRAMMY Awards Coming To Staples Center
Kelly Clarkson Thinks Lorde Should Have Performed At GrammysKelly Clarkson said Lorde should have been able to perform at the Grammys because she was nominated for album of the year.
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James Corden Says Grammys Will Include 'Me Too' MomentGrammy Award host James Corden says Sunday's show will carve out some time to allow artists to express solidarity with the "Me Too" and Time's Up movements.