Grammy Awards 2023

Pradeep Sarkar, was 67 and his funeral rites shall be performed at the Santacruz Crematorium this afternoon at 4 p.m. According to his friends and associates, he was rushed to a hospital last night for kidney and related ailments, but failed to survive and breathed his last early this morning.

The actor stunned the singer, who has expressed multiple times how much of a fan she is of the former wrestler, during host Trevor Noah's opening monologue at Sunday's, February 5, when he appeared from behind her to give her a hug, and he insisted the 34-year-old singer's shock was genuine, reports aceshowbiz.com. He told Variety, We wanted to do something special for Adele.

Unbowed and far from bloody after being the talk of Twitter for two days, Madonna ended her missive with a command: "Bow down, b****es!"She also borrowed the words of the ceremony's leading winner, Beyonce, writing: "You won't break my soul," reports Variety. The pop superstar said that she believes criticism of her look is rooted far less in her appearance.

The 33-year-old singer was up for an award in the best R&B album category and lost to pianist Robert Glasper, reports People magazine. While other nominees in the category included PJ Morton, Mary J. Blige and Lucky Daye, Brown openly voiced his frustration after losing the award by verbally attacking Glasper in a series of posts shared to his Instagram Story.

The 65th Grammy Awards, held on Sunday in Los Angeles, were all about rebirth, new beginnings, and hope for the remainder of the year. Let's take a look at the most unforgettable red carpet looks. Cardi B gave us a truly electric queen moment, which her Grammy outfit designer Gaurav Gupta agrees with in his comment on Cardi B's Instagram post.

After the ceremony, he spoke with Variety and said that he disagrees with the idea of 'Best Music' and that musicians never make a track with the intention of bagging the 'Best Music' award. Like every artistic expression music too comes from heart and then moves outwards as it connects with the audience. The 'As It Was' singer told Variety: "A lot of different times in my life.

"When we lost Prince I decided to dedicate my life to creating positive music," she said. She went on to share her hopes to spread positivity through her work. "I'd like to believe that not only can people do good, but that we just are good," she said. "We are good inherently. And anybody at home who feels misunderstood or on the outside looking in like I did, just stay true to yourself.