Marilyn Manson’s Los Angeles home ‘raided by police’ amid sexual assault allegations investigation

Aretha Franklin's granddaughter appeared on American Idol to show off her impressive vocal cords in front of the judges - but she didn't quite win them over.Grace Franklin, who is just 15-yeas-old, sang an incredible rendition of both Killing Me Softly and her grandmother's hit Ain't No Way.However, despite having an impressive voice and judge Katy Perry backing her every step of the way, she didn't quite win over Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.Lionel confessed he had been friendly with Grace's grandmother, and stated that he wanted Grace to go away and come back, because he wanted her to work on her confidence and performance.When Grace walked onto the stage in front of the judges, she sang beautifully, but confessed it was the first time she had done so in that kind of environment.Grace, who told the judges of her close relationship with her grandmother, who sadly died in 2018 aged 76, was praised by Katy Perry who urged Lionel to vote yes.Luke immediately said no, while Katy gave her the go-ahead, leaving just Lionel to have the final say.Lionel said: "Grace Franklin, I love you and I think the best thing for you in life is to take a shot at going backwards. Go back and get a running start and come at this again."Katy immediately stared him down which prompted Lionel to add: "Are you putting pressure on me?"A fuming Katy argued: "She's got startdust! Give her a shot.

Marilyn Manson has lost his Grammy nomination for his contribution to Kanye West‘s ‘Jail’.Manson – real name Brian Hugh Warner – was previously nominated for Best Rap Song, thanks to his work on ‘Jail’, that appears on West’s latest album ‘DONDA’ and features a verse from Jay-Z.However, as reported by the New York Times and confirmed by the Recording Academy, Warner is no longer nominated in the category. According to Spotify, Warner’s name has also been removed from the songwriting credits of the song.

Last week's Grammy nominations were more controversial than usual thanks to the appearance of Marilyn Manson in the Best Rap Song category for his feature on Kanye West's Donda song "Jail." The New York Times reported on Thursday that Manson's nomination in the category has since been struck, but it has nothing to do with the allegations of sexual assault Manson is facing (and has denied). The reason for Manson's withdrawal is far more basic.

Controversial musician Marilyn Manson made waves when he was nominated for the 2022 Grammy Awards.

The investigation into Marilyn Manson continues.

Marilyn Manson‘s Hollywood home was reportedly searched by authorities following allegations of physical and sexual abuse by multiple women.TMZ reported that Special Victims Unit detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department searched Manson’s West Hollywood home yesterday (November 29) after a search warrant was served. Manson – real name Brian Warner – was reportedly not home at the time.TMZ claims that media storage units, including hard drives, were seized.

Marilyn Manson's home has been visited by authorities in West Hollywood. A source confirmed to Fox News that deputies from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (LASD) visited the 52-year-old rocker's California home, serving a search warrant.

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department detectives today served a search warrant at Marilyn Manson’s West Hollywood apartment in an investigation related to ongoing sexual assault and sexual battery allegations against the singer.

The Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. is defending his organization's controversial Grammy nominations for Marilyn Manson after he was accused of sexual misconduct by several women.Mason spoke with The Wrap on Tuesday and said that the Recording Academy doesn't 'restrict' who can submit their names for awards consideration.However, the 53-year-old producer and executive stopped short of saying that controversial artists would be welcome at the Grammy ceremony.

The Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. is defending his organization's controversial Grammy nominations for Marilyn Manson after he was accused of sexual misconduct by several women.Mason spoke with The Wrap on Tuesday and said that the Recording Academy doesn't 'restrict' who can submit their names for awards consideration.However, the 53-year-old producer and executive stopped short of saying that controversial artists would be welcome at the Grammy ceremony.

Harvey Mason Jr., President and CEO of the Recording Academy, defended the Grammy nominations of Marilyn Manson and Louis CK yesterday in an interview with TheWrap. Manson — who is currently being sued by multiple women, including Evan Rachel Wood, who claim he sexually assulted them — is nominated for Album of the Year and Best Rap Song for his contributions to Kanye West's Donda and "Jail." And CK — who admitted to multiple instances of sexual misconduct — is nominated for Best Comedy Album for Sincerely Louis CK.

The Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. is defending his organization's controversial Grammy nominations for Marilyn Manson after he was accused of sexual misconduct by several women.Mason spoke with The Wrap on Tuesday and said that the Recording Academy doesn't 'restrict' who can submit their names for awards consideration.However, the 53-year-old producer and executive stopped short of saying that controversial artists would be welcome at the Grammy ceremony.

The Recording Academy’s CEO is speaking out about Marilyn Manson‘s recent Grammy nomination.

When it comes to the nominations and awards process, the Grammys is taking a hands-off approach.

Grammys has responded to Marilyn Manson being nominated for an award at the 2022 ceremony.As revealed yesterday (November 23), Manson is nominated for a 2022 Grammy for his work as a featured artist and songwriter on Kanye West‘s ‘DONDA’, which is on the shortlist for Album Of The Year.Manson is currently facing four sexual assault lawsuits, after his former partner Evan Rachel Wood, among other women, publicly made allegations against him in February.Asked by The Wrap about Manson being nominated for a Grammy, The Recording Academy’s CEO Harvey Mason Jr.