Displaying items 49-60 of 69
» View wsbtradio.com items only
< Previous
•
1
2
3
4
5
6
•
Next >
-
Listening with Ludacris: A preview of 'Battle of the Sexes'
Pop & HissIf “Battle of the Sexes,” the title of Ludacris’ upcoming album, had been rejected by Def Jam brass, “Ladies Love Luda” might have been an adequate substitute. After all, other than T.I., no other contemporary rapper inspires female ardor quite.... -
Nominees & winners for the 52nd Grammy Awards
Pop & HissThese are the awards to be handed out on the telecast. Winners are in bold. RECORD OF THE YEAR "Halo," Beyonce "I Gotta Feeling," The Black Eyed Peas "Use Somebody," Kings of Leon "Poker Face," Lady Gaga "You Belong With...... -
Clive Davis' pre-Grammy gala: A few high points before crowd makes early night of it
Pop & HissA massive cloud of stardust made its annual descent on the Beverly Hilton on Saturday, as the entertainment-industry elite gathered for the annual pre-Grammy party hosted by music mogul Clive Davis. Now officially sanctioned by the National Academy of... -
Grammy parties dial it down a notch
![This year's Grammys parties, downsized because of the economy, made for more intimate affairs -- and tighter guest lists. So tight that Ne-Yo got turned away at his own midnight breakfast get-together Saturday at the Kress club in Hollywood. As one bouncer put it: "Right now, the fire marshal is God!" The R&B star, who would go on to win two awards, returned later to make a brief cameo at the event, where a mobile McDonald's served up waffles, grits and vanilla iced coffee.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-02/44971759-09150745.jpg "This year's Grammys parties, downsized because of the economy, made for more intimate affairs -- and tighter guest lists. So tight that Ne-Yo got turned away at his own midnight breakfast get-together Saturday at the Kress club in Hollywood. As one bouncer put it: "Right now, the fire marshal is God!\" The R&B star, who would go on to win two awards, returned later to make a brief cameo at the event, where a mobile McDonald's served up waffles, grits and vanilla iced coffee.")
This year's Grammys parties, downsized because of the economy, made for more intimate affairs -- and tighter guest lists. So tight that Ne-Yo got turned away at his own midnight breakfast get-together Saturday at the Kress club in Hollywood. As one...Tags: Sean John Combs, Wolfgang Puck, Lil Wayne, Mariah Carey, Prince (music artist)
-
Practicing for the Grammy Awards
![The rehearsals for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards could be considered the calm before the storm of the ceremony -- except, well, they haven't been all that calm and rain has been falling on Staples Center for days. The show will air live on the East Coast on Sunday night on CBS and, with an unprecedented 24 musical numbers, the producers are struggling mightily with a dizzying number of moving parts and compelling subplots. <b>¶</b> One scheduled performer, Kid Rock, almost didn't make it to Los Angeles because of a courthouse entanglement from a Georgia assault case. Another, British star M.I.A., is nine months pregnant, which raises the possibility that the 31-year-old nominee might deliver more than an acceptance speech if she wins the record of the year Grammy for her track "Paper Planes." <b>¶</b> There also had been talk in recent days that Coldplay, the English rock group nominated in the record of the year category for "Viva La Vida," would be served with court papers at the ceremony as part of a pending plagiarism claim. <b>¶</b> Attorneys managed to avoid that potential red-carpet disaster, but the band must know that any trophy it wins will come with plenty of pressroom inquiries about the claim by guitar-hero Joe Satriani that the song sounds too close to his 2004 tune "If I Could Fly."](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-02/44924155-06151819.jpg "The rehearsals for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards could be considered the calm before the storm of the ceremony -- except, well, they haven't been all that calm and rain has been falling on Staples Center for days. The show will air live on the East Coast on Sunday night on CBS and, with an unprecedented 24 musical numbers, the producers are struggling mightily with a dizzying number of moving parts and compelling subplots. <b>¶</b> One scheduled performer, Kid Rock, almost didn't make it to Los Angeles because of a courthouse entanglement from a Georgia assault case. Another, British star M.I.A., is nine months pregnant, which raises the possibility that the 31-year-old nominee might deliver more than an acceptance speech if she wins the record of the year Grammy for her track "Paper Planes.\" <b>¶</b> There also had been talk in recent days that Coldplay, the English rock group nominated in the record of the year category for \"Viva La Vida,\" would be served with court papers at the ceremony as part of a pending plagiarism claim. <b>¶</b> Attorneys managed to avoid that potential red-carpet disaster, but the band must know that any trophy it wins will come with plenty of pressroom inquiries about the claim by guitar-hero Joe Satriani that the song sounds too close to his 2004 tune \"If I Could Fly.\"")
The rehearsals for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards could be considered the calm before the storm of the ceremony -- except, well, they haven't been all that calm and rain has been falling on Staples Center for days. The show will air live on the East...Tags: Radiohead (music group), Music Industry, CBS Corp., Frank Sinatra, Kenny Chesney
-
Grammy Awards Get Positively Fergie-licious
Zap2It.comShe's had huge success by crooning about not crying, but Fergie may shed some tears if she wins a Grammy. Nominated for best female pop vocal performance for "Big Girls Don't Cry," the singer stands a very good chance of leaving her mark on the golden...Tags: CBS Corp., Tim McGraw, Entertainment, Grammy Awards, Black Eyed Peas (music group)
-
Where are the fashion risk-takers?
Back in the good old days, a bare navel was the must-have accessory at the Grammy Awards. Nearly everyone -- from Sinad O'Connor in a sports bra and jeans in 1989 to Sheryl Crow's yellow gown with a yard or two of missing fabric in 2005 -- has exposed...Tags: Coldplay (music group), Celebrity Parents, Music Industry, Katy Perry, Death
-
Hollywood glamour catches on at Grammys
THE red carpet at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards threw into sharp relief just how safe female musicians are required to play it these days. The steady stream of jewel-toned gowns, softly waved tresses and unremarkable diamond baubles was eerily similar...Tags: Corinne Bailey Rae, Unions, Los Angeles Times, Grammy Awards, Natasha Bedingfield
-
Ne-Yo, a gentleman inside and out
![GLIDING across the stage, crooning "come closer" over a driving beat, he manhandles the microphone stand like a modern-day James Brown. Only without the polyester jumpsuit.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-10/42950369-17175424.jpg "GLIDING across the stage, crooning "come closer\" over a driving beat, he manhandles the microphone stand like a modern-day James Brown. Only without the polyester jumpsuit.")
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterGLIDING across the stage, crooning "come closer" over a driving beat, he manhandles the microphone stand like a modern-day James Brown. Only without the polyester jumpsuit. Ne-Yo, the R&B triple-threat singer, performer and songwriter, is rocking a steel...Tags: Bobby Brown, Usher, LL Cool J, Gucci Group NV, Los Angeles Times
-
Ne-Yo
A bit of an identity crisis NE-YO'S songs have an unexpected way of combining heartbreak and arrogance with tender pop melodies. It's this sleight-of-hand that fuels the hugeness of Ne-Yo-penned hits including Beyonc's "Irreplaceable" and Mario's'...Tags: Jennifer Hudson, Jay-Z, Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones
-
Ne-Yo, Keri Hilson and the style that lasts: R&B
![LOOKING classic-casual in a summer blazer, gray fedora and matching silk scarf, Ne-Yo leaned over his laptop in a West Hollywood recording studio one mid- August afternoon, playing selections from "Year of the Gentleman," his third solo album, out Sept. 16. "The thing that sticks out on this record is the drama," said the 25-year-old singer-songwriter and soul ace as he pushed a button and the swirling ballad "Lie to Me" blasted out of the room's stereo system. "You can almost see it."](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-09/42093721-05122445.jpg "LOOKING classic-casual in a summer blazer, gray fedora and matching silk scarf, Ne-Yo leaned over his laptop in a West Hollywood recording studio one mid- August afternoon, playing selections from "Year of the Gentleman,\" his third solo album, out Sept. 16. \"The thing that sticks out on this record is the drama,\" said the 25-year-old singer-songwriter and soul ace as he pushed a button and the swirling ballad \"Lie to Me\" blasted out of the room's stereo system. \"You can almost see it.\"")
Times Pop Music CriticLOOKING classic-casual in a summer blazer, gray fedora and matching silk scarf, Ne-Yo leaned over his laptop in a West Hollywood recording studio one mid- August afternoon, playing selections from "Year of the Gentleman," his third solo album, out Sept....Tags: Music Industry, Nas, Eric Benet, Jimi Hendrix, Lie to Me (tv program)
-
The 50th Annual Grammy Winners List
Album of the Year: "River: The Joni Letters," Herbie Hancock. Record of the Year: "Rehab," Amy Winehouse. Song of the Year: "Rehab," Amy Winehouse (Amy Winehouse). New Artist: Amy Winehouse. Producer of the Year, Non-Classical: Mark Ronson. Pop Vocal...Tags: Aretha Franklin, Music Industry, Harry Potter (fictional character), Jennifer Hudson, Robert Plant
Jan 29, 2010
| Los Angeles Times
Jan 31, 2010
| Los Angeles Times
Jan 31, 2010
| Los Angeles Times
Feb 10, 2009
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Feb 7, 2009
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Feb 10, 2008
|Story| Zap2It
Feb 9, 2009
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Feb 11, 2008
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Oct 19, 2008
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Apr 29, 2007
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Sep 7, 2008
|Story| Los Angeles Times
Feb 10, 2008
|Story| Zap2It
Original site for Ne-Yo topic gallery.
