Just weeks before collecting the first GRAMMY of her career at the ceremony’s 64th annual edition (as we reported here), Doja Cat celebrated another personal milestone as her ‘Planet Her’ hit, ‘Woman,’ clawed to the top of the Billboard Rhythmic Airplay charts.  With the ascension, the hitmaker became the first woman to plant four #1 hits on that tally from one album.

The tune’s reign isn’t limited to that specific radio format, however. Peruse of updated Pop and R&B airplay charts sees her listed firmly at #1 there as well – a domination that’s led to an overall rise on the Hot 100 this week.

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Despite the combined forces of BTS, Justin Bieber, Silk Sonic, Olivia Rodrigo, Lil Nas X, and Billie Eilish on its performance roster, they – alongside the other chart-toppers who took to the stage – weren’t enough to Sunday’s GRAMMYs from failing to attract viewers (April 3).

Although early Nielsen ratings reports don’t indicate the lowest tune-in the Trevor Noah-hosted affair has ever courted, it was pretty darn close.

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Although it was widely trumpeted that JAY-Z sits in GRAMMY record books as the most-nominated act of all time (as we reported here), a more quietly celebrated feat is his listing as the most GRAMMY-decorated rapper in history.

At Sunday’s GRAMMYs (April 3), he learned he now shares the title with longtime collaborator Kanye West.

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Last year, Beyoncé – with her career total upped to 79 nods – became the most nominated woman in the history of the 63-year history of the GRAMMYs.

Now, her history-making husband JAY-Z reigns as the ceremony’s overall most nominated.

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‘Up’ hitmaker Cardi B found herself up atop headlines early Monday morning (April 4) for engaging in a fiery exchange with some of her own fans (affectionately called #BardiGang) over her absence from the 64th annual GRAMMY Awards Sunday (April 3).

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By many-a-critic’s standard, ‘Industry Baby’ performer Lil Nas X and Justin Bieber were considered frontrunners for GRAMMY wins at the 2022 ceremony based on the commercial and critical reception of their respective 2021 albums – ‘Montero’ and ‘Justice.’

Yet, despite delivering two of the night’s most talked about performances (as we reported here), the showings would later prove to be the only time they graced the stage as both left the event empty-handed.

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Barely a week after making headlines for announcing her intent to quit music all together, Doja Cat collects the first GRAMMY of her short but storied career.

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‘Pick Up Your Feelings’ performer Jazmine Sullivan picked up her first GRAMMY Sunday (April 3), and adds yet another accolade to what’s become her most successful era to date.

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As one of the groundbreaking artists credited with raising the profile of Gospel music to mainstream audiences, CeCe Winans is no stranger to seeing her name aligned with the phrase ‘record breaking.’

The best-selling female Gospel singer of all time, Winans – already the genre’s most decorated GRAMMY-winning singer – entered the show’s 64th annual ceremony Sunday (April 3) up for three more trophies thanks to her 2021 Billboard chart-topping album, ‘Believe For It.’

Sweeping every category she was nominated in, the flawless victory comes as yet another history-making achievement for CeCe.  See how inside:

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Whether penciled in history books for reasons good, bad, ugly, and/or everything in between, 2021 brought with it some of entertainment’s most memorable moments.

Now, as the year draws to a close, we are reflecting on our favorite moments that rocked – and to some degree maybe even reshaped – the Urban and Pop cultural landscape as we know it.

Next, we’ll recount the many ways Doja Cat made 2021 her best year ever!

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Whether it was for the good, the bad, or the downright shocking, 2021 was a year to remember.

As the year draws to a close, That Grape Juice is reflecting on the moments that rocked – or in some cases reshaped – the Urban and Pop cultural landscapes.

Up next, Taylor Swift’s record-breaking year.

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