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Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor One of the most coveted jobs in television is quickly becoming one of the hardest to keep filled. Taylor Tomlinson is the latest participant in a lengthening parade of comics and talk-show hosts who have decided that a perch in late-night TV is just not for them. Tomlinson announced Wednesday that she would leave the two-season-old “After Midnight” on CBS despite the offer of a third cycle this fall and the backing of Stephen Colbert, who hosts “The Late Show” an hour before her program airs.

EXCLUSIVE: Strig Artist Management is bolstering its team, bringing on Christina Montojo as Manager and promoting Maat Bates from Assistant to Coordinator.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Uber Eats is counting on a dizzying array of Matthew McConaugheys to help it make a Super Bowl splash in an ad game that counts two of its many competitors as advertisers. The transportation and delivery company has crafted a rapid-fire ad in which the actor takes on many different roles across multiple eras to demonstrate that “football is a conspiracy to make us hungry.” Kevin Bacon, Peyton Manning, Martha Stewart, Greta Gerwig and Charli XCX are among the guests who turn up at various points in the commercial.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have snubbed the Grammy Awards once again after they were previously the brunt of a brutal joke made by show host Trevor Noah.

#Grammys pic.twitter.com/KrWryQD1ck— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) February 3, 2025RAYE was nominated for two Grammy awards this year, Best New Artist and Songwriter of the Year, Non-Classical. Chappell Roan won Best New Artist, while Amy Allen won the Songwriter of the Year, Non-Classical category.RAYE’s road to success has been rocky, with multi-BRIT winner speaking to NME in 2022 about her label struggles, saying: “When you sign with a record label, technically they work for you: you’re signing to a company for them to work for your career and take you to that next level.“But as a woman, it just doesn’t feel like that.

Clairo has paid homage to Lana Del Rey in a new photo shared after last night’s Grammys Award ceremony.The 67th Grammys ceremony was held in Los Angeles last night (February 2) and saw Clairo earn one nomination for Best Alternative Album with her third album ‘Charm’. The ‘Sexy To Someone’ lost to St.

Sabrina Carpenter performed a big band-inspired medley of ‘Espresso’ and ‘Please Please Please’ at the 2025 Grammys, featuring fake gaffes and tap dancing – watch footage of the performance below.Making her debut as a performer for the awards show last night (February 2), she ramped up the theatrical style honed on the ‘Short ‘N Sweet’ tour, beginning her set atop a staircase in a shimmering tie and tails outfit, twirling a baton which she pretended to drop down the steps.Other intentional errors in her humorous set included disappearing under the steps completely, only to crawl out and miss the cue to lines of the newly show tune styled ‘Espresso’. After pulling off her suit to reveal a baby blue corset, she moved into a lively tap dance flanked by dancers before launching into ‘Please Please Please’.Sabrina Carpenter performs a new rendition of "Espresso" at the 2025 #Grammys pic.twitter.com/xBXlSBuQMe— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) February 3, 2025The second number was performed in front of a house, with the set piece falling through as she was carried by one of the background dancers.

Grammys host Trevor Noah took aim at President Donald Trump’s new tariffs during his opening monologue for the music ceremony.The comedian, hosting the event for the fifth consecutive year in Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, mentioned record-breaking nominee Beyoncé and her forthcoming ‘Cowboy Carter‘ tour, referencing financial tariffs put on Canada by the US President.“I will say, though Beyoncé. There’s tariffs” he quipped.

Doechii‘s reaction to an awkward joke Trevor Noah made about “illegal immigrants” at the 2025 Grammy Awards is going viral – you can check it out below.Last night (February 2), Trevor Noah returned to host his fifth consecutive Grammy Awards. During his opening monologue, he made a joke seemingly in protest to Donald Trump‘s tariff against immigrants, forcing thousands of people to be deported from the United States since he returned to the White House last month.Noah said during his monologue: “We’re going to be honoring the best in music as voted on by the 13,000 members of the Recording Academy and 20 million illegal immigrants.

Shakira has won her latest Grammy award, and she dedicated it to her “immigrant brothers and sisters”.Last night (February 2), the pop star clinched her fourth Grammy award in her decades-long career – this time, for Best Latin Pop Album with 2024’s ‘Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran’. During the ceremony, she also performed her 1998 hit ‘Ojos Así’ and her 2023 single ‘Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol.

Thania Garcia Shakira took the opportunity to address the political turmoil surrounding President Donald Trump’s immigration policies during her Grammys acceptance speech. After receiving the award for best Latin pop album for “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” from Jennifer Lopez, the Colombian singer thanked her children and dedicated the award “to all my immigrant brothers and sisters in this country,” she said.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic The waiting was the hardest part for Beyoncé fans, but patience finally paid off as she scored a win for album of the year at Sunday night’s Grammys, with “Cowboy Carter” scoring the top prize where four previously nominated albums in the category had not. “I just feel very full and very honored.

won the Grammy for Album of the Year. The “Ya Ya” singer, 43, took home the Recording Academy’s top prize on Sunday for her album “Cowboy Carter.”Members of the Los Angeles County Firefighters presented Album of the Year, drawing a standing ovation.Earlier in the evening, Beyoncé was left gobsmacked after learning she’d won Best Country Album, with her daughter Blue Ivy having to tell her to go to the stage to accept her award.“It’s been many, many years,” Beyoncé said in her speech.

Alicia Keys is championing diversity initiatives as her work is recognized at the 67th Grammy Awards.

Nearly four years later, it appears The Weeknd has ended his Grammy boycott.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars took a nostalgic trip to pay tribute to Los Angeles.

Trevor Noah returned as host of the 2025 Grammy Awards for the fifth consecutive year and delivered some jokes about Donald Trump’s tariffs, attack on immigrants, and more.

As Hollywood gathered for the 67th Grammy Awards, the festivities started with a tribute to Los Angeles following the recent devastating wildfires.

Grammy Awards 2025 at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena on Sunday night.The 25-year-old pop star, who is up for six awards, entertained the live audience by singing her 2024 hits “Espresso” and “Please Please Please.”Carpenter kicked off her performance wearing a black jacket and tie, giving Old Hollywood a nod while singing a slowed-down version of “Espresso.”She then ripped off the suit to reveal a blue ensemble and sang a faster version of her hit single — while tap dancing!Carpenter’s performance continued with “Please Please Please” before she transitioned back to “Espresso” while joined by her backup dancers, who were also dressed in blue.Carpenter joined Billie Eilish, Shakira, Chappell Roan, Charli xcx, Teddy Swims, Benson Boone and other stars in performing at this year’s Grammys, hosted by Trevor Noah.The Disney Channel alum also snagged six nominations, including for Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best New Artist, Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album.Shortly after her performance, she won for Best Pop Vocal Album — her first Grammy ever — and teared up as she walked on stage to accept her award.“This is so special to me and Short N’ Sweet means the world,” she told the audience. In the Best New Artist category, Carpenter is up against Roan, Boone, Swims, Doechii, Khruangbin, Raye and Shaboozey.In November, Carpenter shared a video of herself watching the Grammy nominations livestream and celebrating the news of her first-ever Grammy noms on her tour bus.“This is the first year I’ve watched the livestream where I heard my name!” Carpenter wrote.

William Earl Trevor Noah has returned to host the Grammys for a fifth time on Sunday, and opened the show with a tribute to Los Angeles after the fires. The former “Daily Show” host focused on fire relief and the resilience of Los Angeles, saying, “Despite all the devastation, the spirit of the city has emerged.” He then cut to Dawes fronting a band a band including John Legend, Brittany Howard, Sheryl Crow, St. Vincent and Brad Paisley for a reworked rendition of Randy Newman’s “I Love L.A.” After the song, Noah started the monologue jokes, poking fun at celebrities in the audience as well as a few jabs at the Trump administration.