L.A. Times - Entertainment — Today in Entertainment: Adele and Beyonce's big Grammys night; Al Jarreau remembered Feb. 13, 2017, 11:10 a.m. Between Adele's wins, Beyonce's show-stopping performance and the political moments from Katy Perry and A Tribe Called Quest with Anderson ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — There are, broadly speaking, two ways to posthumously honor legends at an award show (and without award shows, as Tina Fey reminded us, how would we know which dead people to care about?) There’s a way to evoke the late star themselves. Or the... more info

Discobelle.net — Singer & producer Rudie Edwards was trained at the acclaimed BRIT School, alma mater to Adele, Amy Winehouse and Imogen Heap and her music attests to her magnetism. Her latest release “Lover Like You” is fueled by sexy attitude, sass, and a pench... more info

The Mirror — The singer admitted her rehearsal was "shaky" more info

PopSugar — Of all the winners at Sunday night's Grammys, Adele really cleaned up. In addition to winning song of the year for "Hello," the singer took home trophies for both record and album of the year, beating out Beyoncé in both categories. While Queen B... more info

PopSugar — Adele really cleaned up at Sunday's Grammys, snagging a total of five trophies and beating out Beyoncé in four categories, including record and album of the year. While Adele graciously dedicated her trophies to Queen Bey, people still weren't ha... more info

USA Today Music — Adele phrased it best: “What the (expletive) does (Beyoncé) have to do to win album of the year?”             more info

Dlisted — After Beyonce covered the Grammys stage with a fertility sun goddess meets Young Pope extravaganza, I fully expected the other performers to suddenly come down with a serious case of the wet shits and refuse to perform. I also expected the other win... more info

Consequence of Sound — "What the fuck does she have to do to win album of the year?" more info

Chicago Tribune — Each year on Grammy night, the Recording Academy plunges itself a few leagues deeper into a dim trench of irrelevance, making it difficult to get too worked-up over its chronic fumbles. But this year was different. When industry voters chose Adele's ... more info