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There’s no way Omar Apollo knew what was in store for him at the top of last year.

Bonnie Raitt was seen for the first time after unexpectedly winning Song of the Year over a a star-studded field of nominees at the 2023 Grammy Awards on Sunday.While stepping out in Burbank, California on Monday morning, the 73-year-old blues singer looked happy and relaxed while showing off her lovely smile as she met up with friends.Before preparing to catch a flight out of the Los Angeles, the I Can't Make You Love Me hitmaker stopped to chat with some pals while rocking a black cowboy hat. She was dressed in a blue zip-up jacket, black sweatpants, matching sneakers and a pair of oversized shades.   Still smiling: Bonnie Raitt was seen for the first time after unexpectedly winning Song of the Year over a a star-studded field of nominees at the 2023 Grammy Awards on SundayFor her outing, Raitt wore her wavy auburn tresses in a low ponytail and opted not to wear any jewelry. The California native prevailed at the Grammys after beating out Adele, Taylor Swift, Lizzo, Harry Styles, Beyonce, Steve Lacy, DJ Khaled, GAYLE and Kendrick Lamar.Raitt was presented Song of the Year by First Lady Dr.

Lads for life! After Harry Styles won big at the 2023 Grammys, two of his former One Direction bandmates congratulated him on his success.

Adele got emotional as she dedicated her 16th Grammy Award to her 10-year-old son Angelo, who she shares with her ex-husband Simon Konecki, on Sunday night.While accepting her hard-earned trophy for Best Pop Solo Performance in front of some of the music industry's biggest stars, the 34-year-old singer rushed to thank her preteen and boyfriend Rich Paul for their support as she created her album 30.After Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson called her onto the stage, the Hello hitmaker said: 'I really was just looking forward to coming tonight. I just want to dedicate this to my son Angelo.'She continued: 'I wrote this first verse in the shower when I was choosing to change my son's life, and he's been nothing but humble and gracious and loving to me the whole time.'The superstar then admitted her man, who she began dating in May 2021, 'said don't cry' if she wins, before joking about being unable to follow his advise as tears welled in her eyes.   Proud: Adele got emotional as she dedicated her 16th Grammy Award to her 10-year-old son Angelo, who she shares with her ex-husband Simon Konecki, on Sunday nightBefore returning to her seat, the Set Fire To The Rain crooner concluded: 'Love you all.

Bonnie Raitt was a surprise winner of the Song of the Year award at the Grammys on Sunday.The 73-year-old singer's Just Like That beat off competition from Taylor Swift (All Too Well (10 Minute Version), Lizzo (About Damn Time), Harry Styles (As It Was), Steve Lacy (Bad Habit), GAYLE (abcdefu), Beyonce (Break My Soul), Adele (Easy On Me), DJ Khaled (God Did), and Kendrick Lamar (The Heart Part 5) to take home the prize and appeared genuinely shocked when she stepped out onto the stage.She said: 'I'm so surprised, I don't know what to say.'I don't write a lot of songs but I'm so proud that you appreciate this one. I'm totally humbled.' She also paid tribute to the late singer-songwriter John Prine.

Adele stunned in a hugging red dress on Sunday while attending the Grammy Awards with her boyfriend Rich Paul in Los Angeles.The 34-year-old English singer stood out during the star-studded awards ceremony held downtown at Crypto.com Arena in a ruby velvet gown with large ruffled sleeves and plunging neckline.Adele bared her shoulders in the floor-length dress and had her blonde hair down in soft curls.She accentuated her natural beauty with full eye makeup, rosy cheeks and red lipstick.Adele accessorized with sparkling jewelry from Tiffany & Co. incluing diamond earrings, bracelet and diamond rings.

Reunited! In Us Weekly’s exclusive video from the 2023 Grammys, former couple Taylor Swift and Harry Styles can be seen proving that some exes never go out of style.

A family affair! The stars brought the glam to the 65th annual Grammy Awards with some very important dates by their sides.

The 65th annual Grammy Awards are set for Sunday, February 5 from 8-11:30 p.m. ET/5-8:30 p.m. PT at Crypto Arena in Los Angeles. CBS will air the show live, and it will also stream live and on-demand on Paramount+. Trevor Noah returns to host for a third year.

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Lizzo, Bad Bunny and Sam Smith lead the first round of performers for the glittering 2023 Grammy Awards, due to be held on February 5.About Damn Time hitmaker Lizzo, 34, will be looking to add to her three Grammy Awards as the star is nominated in a whopping five categories.Two-time Grammy winner Bad Bunny, 28, is nominated in three categories - including Album of the Year for Un Verano Sin Ti, while four time Grammy winner Sam Smith, 30, will perform nominated hit Unholy alongside Kim Petras, 30. Will she win? Lizzo, Bad Bunny and Sam Smith lead the first round of performers for the glittering 2023 Grammy Awards, due to be held on February 5 (Lizzo pictured 2020)The performers also set to take to the stage are Mary J.

Great minds think alike! Tinashe and Dove Cameron wore the same look on the 2022 American Music Awards red carpet on Sunday, November 20.

Kelly Rowland is our motivation! The singer owned the red carpet at the 2022 American Music Awards on Sunday, November 20.

Dove Cameron won the honors for best new artist of the year at the 2022 American Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles Sunday.Cameron, 26, defeated fellow nominees GAYLE, Latto, Måneskin and Steve Lacy for the honor.The Disney Channel alum thanked 'the queer community at large' in accepting the award. The latest: Dove Cameron won the honors for best new artist of the year at the 2022 American Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles Sunday'This is so meaningful to me,' she said.

Leaving his own mark on the industry. Ahead of his New Artist of the Year nomination at the 2022 American Music Awards, Steve Lacy made a name for himself with his music and fashion.

2023.Last year, won big at the Grammys, taking home the coveted best new artist award after her debut studio album . “Driver's License” scored the singer the award for best pop solo performance, while SOUR was awarded the best pop vocal album.Meanwhile, “Kiss Me More” singer Doja Cat for best pop duo with thanks to an ill-timed bathroom break.

Giving power to the people. The 2022 People’s Choice Awards will be making its triumphant return to Santa Monica, California, to celebrate the biggest stars in the entertainment industry.

Amy Schumer is heading back to 30 Rock.

Nearly three months after the release of his July EP RED & WHITE, Lil Uzi Vert is back with a new solo single. “Just Wanna Rock” is a change of pace for Uzi, who trades the flamboyant trap instrumentals they usually favor for a thumping drill beat and follows suit vocally, rapping in a lower register than usual.

Thania Garcia The top of the U.S. album and singles charts remain unchanged this week, with Bad Bunny’s “Un Verano Sin Ti” keeping at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for a 14th non-consecutive week and Steve Lacy’s “Bad Habit” reigning at No. 1 on the Hot 100 for a third week in a row. “Un Verano” now ties Drake’s “Views” (2016) and Disney’s “Frozen” soundtrack (2014) for the most weeks at the summit in the past decade. Adele’s “21” scored a total of 24 weeks at No. 1 back in 2011 and 2012. “Un Verano” remains at the top with the equivalent of 84,000 units sold in the United States, according to Luminate via Billboard. Lacy’s “Bad Habit,” fueled largely by its command on streaming services and TikTok, holds its No. 1 streak on the singles chart with 42.3 million radio airplay audience impressions (up by 4% from last week) and 20.1 million streams.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor Grammy and Oscar winning singer-songwriter Sam Smith has announced their fourth studio album, “Gloria,” will be released on January 27, 2023 via Capitol Records. Made with longtime collaborators Jimmy Napes, Stargate and Max Martin stablemate Ilya, the album is described in the announcement as “not only a creative revelation but something of a personal revolution for the celebrated artist. Lyrically, the subjects dive deep and wide, into contemporary narratives around sex, lies, passion, self-expression and imperfection.” Smith says, “It feels like emotional, sexual and spiritual liberation. It was beautiful, with this album, to sing freely again. Oddly, it feels like my first-ever record. And it feels like a coming of age.”