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Love for Sale and record of the year for “I Get A Kick Out Of You.” They already for best traditional pop vocal album and best engineered album non-classical.“If there's one (or 8) things we can always expect from a @ladygaga performance, is that it will be brilliant, incredible, amazing, showstopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before,” the Recording Academy tweeted following the incredible performance, which received a standing ovationThis content can also be viewed on the site it from.While the entire thing was clearly a tribute to the legendary musician, who was featured in a video that played behind Gaga, the singer ended her performance with an emotional shoutout to Bennett. “I love you, Tony.

Jim Owens, who was in the forefront of bringing country music into a new era of entertainment television programming, died today with wife Lorianne Crook by his side.

EXCLUSIVE: Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, whose subsidiaries include specialty film distributor Screen Media, is acquiring 1091 Pictures.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe Band’s Robbie Robertson has joined the growing catalog-sale party and sold his music publishing, recorded interests and name, image & likeness rights to Iconoclast, a new firm founded by Olivier Chastan, the former CEO of Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group. The news was first reported by Music Business Worldwide.The acquisition covers Robertson’s entire six-decade career, from his early 1960s compositions with early outfits like the Hawks to his classic songs with the Band to his solo and film soundtrack material.Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but sources tell Variety the deal was for around $25 million, for a catalog including such iconic songs as “Up on Cripple Creek,” “The Shape I’m In,” “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” and more.

The Grammys awarded Billie Eilish’s theme song for the upcoming James Bond movie No Time to Die its Best Song Written for Visual Media on Sunday, a highlight of the pre-primetime Grammy Awards recipients.

Jim Carrey is opening up about his past loves. During an interview on SiriusXM’s, the host asked Carrey about a passage in his semi-autobiographical novel, , where the 58-year-old comedian refers to Renée Zellweger as the «love of his life.»Carrey and Zellweger, 51, dated after co-starring in the 2000 flick, .

Jim Carrey still considers his ex-girlfriend Renee Zellweger to be the one that got away.The couple met on the set of 2000 comedy Me, Myself & Irene and were briefly engaged and now Carrey, who went on to date Jenny McCarthy and Kidding co-star Ginger Gonzaga, admits Oscar winner Renee was the great love of his life.In a candid new interview with radio host Howard Stern, Jim reflected on why he referred to the actress as his “great love” in new book Memoirs and Misinformation, telling the shock jock, “She was special to me, very special.

Jim Carrey still considers his ex-girlfriend Renee Zellweger to be the one that got away.

In his new satirical memoir “Memoirs and Misinformation,” Jim Carrey described his ex girlfriend Renee Zellweger as the “great love of my life.” If you don’t know, they dated after meeting on the set of My, Myself & Irene and were actually engaged but split in December of 2000.

Blake Shelton had a difficult decision as the Knockouts kicked off Monday night on NBC's The Voice.Team Blake’s Levi Watkins and Joei Fulco were the first to strut their stuff. And they certainly impressed, with Watkins opening with a cover of Waylon Jennings' "I Ain't Living Long Like This.”“I like Levi,” John Legend told Blake at the end of the performance.He also liked Joei Fulco, who hit an impressive country-rock rendition of Linda Ronstadt's "When Will I Be Loved."“You both just gave perfect performance,” Legend said afterwards.