As one of the night’s most-nominated R&B artists, it was more than expected that viewers would get to see Muni Long showcase some of the music live at the GRAMMYs on Sunday night (February 2).

Ahead of competing in the Best R&B Performance, Best R&B Album, Best Traditional R&B Performance, and Best R&B Song (which she won) for content found aboard her latest album ‘Revenge,’ the singer-songwriter delivered a stunning rendition of the song ‘Made for Me’ at the award ceremony’s pre-show.

Her biggest hit yet, look inside to see how she fared.

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As the most-awarded Gospel vocalist in GRAMMY history, Cece Winans is no stranger to being printed in the ceremony’s record books.

However, thanks to wins at the 2025 iteration of the award show on Sunday night (February 2), the Gospel royal has extended her already impressive resume of wins at the event.

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Thanks to its whopping eleven 2025 nods, Beyonce‘s ‘Cowboy Carter‘ sits in history books for being the most GRAMMY-nominated female album in history.

A surprising win in the ceremony’s pre-show set in motion a chance the project could also become the most GRAMMY-awarded female project ever as well.

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With some of the biggest hits of 2024 (see: ‘Espresso‘ and ‘Taste‘), it was no surprise Sabrina Carpenter was one of the leading nominees for the 2025 GRAMMYs.

Before taking to the stage to perform said hits at the ceremony’s main show Sunday night (February 2), the rising Pop songstress found out she had already collected one of the many trophies she was up for.

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Clive Davis’ Annual Pre-GRAMMY Gala is always the “must-see” event of the GRAMMY Awards weekend preceding the main event.

And this year, the ceremony’s 67th edition, was no different.

As is custom, the long-running gala magnetizes the music industry’s best and brightest to shine aboard its red carpet.

Held at the Beverly Hilton, the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Ciara, Doechii, Halle Bailey, Alicia Keys, and more, the stars were out in abundance to line the red carpet.

And we’ve got the night’s biggest fashion hits and misses from the event (which doubled as the GRAMMY Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Jody Gerson) below…

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Surprise! Beyonce has officially announced the ‘Cowboy Carter Tour.’

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Day 26 stopped by The Breakfast Club this week and dished on everything from their new album ‘Day Ones’ to their roller coaster run on ‘Making The Band’ and their former mentor Diddy.

Chopping it up with Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and Jess Hilarious, the R&B quintet waxed all sorts of candid about the peaks and troughs of their journey – both as a group and individuals.

Opening up in earnest, Willie, Mike, Brian, Robert, and Que reflected on their path back to one another and to understanding after internal differences.

While addressing the legal woes of their former mentor Diddy, Que revealed that the masses will learn more in due course about his experiences.

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Roc Nation‘s CEO has co-signed Kendrick Lamar as the definitive pick to headline this year’s Super Bowl Halftime Show.

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With just hours to go before the GRAMMY Awards 2025, organizers have pulled back the curtain on the all-important seating plan.

As is custom annually, Music’s Biggest Night promises unforgettable moments on stage – and amidst the audience where the who’s who of the industry watch on.

Ahead of the ceremony, which is hosted by Trevor Noah, head below to find out where (and with who) the likes of SZA, Cardi B, Sabrina Carpenter, Miley Cyrus, Doechii, and more.

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The GRAMMY Awards 2025 takes place tomorrow (February 2) and will unite many of music’s biggest superstars. However, Andre 3000 has announced that he won’t be one of them.

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Rihanna is no stranger to going viral. And this week saw that trajectory continue.

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Central Cee has once again proven his dominance on the UK rap scene. For, his debut studio album ‘Can’t Rush Greatness’ soared to pole position on the Official UK Albums Chart.

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