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Indie rock bands were the big winners at last night’s Grammy Awards, with Gotye (Record of the Year, Best Group Performance, Best Alternative Album), Fun. (Best New Artist, Song of the Year) and Mumford & Sons (Album of the Year, Best Long Form Music Video) all taking home awards in the main categories. Other notable winners included Grammy newcomer Frank Ocean for Best Urban Contemporary Album, breakout Christian hip-hop star Lecrae for Best Gospel Album and The Black Keys for Best Rock Album (you can go here for a full list of winners and here for a guide to the Grammy’s more ridiculous moments over the last 50 years). But the real story of the night was its performances—young acts including Mikky Ekko, Frank Ocean and The Lumineers, along with classic favorites like Sting, Elton John, Chuck D and Mavis Staples all took center stage for live performances throughout the ceremony. And in case there was any doubt, it was officially established that Prince is the baddest man on the planetDiscuss

 

By Jesse Carey

A retrospective on the biggest missteps in 'Music's Biggest Night.' Read More
 

Whitney Houston was found dead in her hotel bathtub Saturday night, just hours before she was to appear at a pre-Grammys event. Details have not been released concerning the cause of her death. The singer was 48 ...

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By wes jakacki

From Adele to Bon Iver to Nicki Minaj, here's what music's biggest night got right—and so wrong. Read More
 

By Ryan Hamm

If you missed yesterday's "State of the (Musical) Union Pt. 1" posting on American Idol click here.

Part 2: The 2006 Grammy Awards, Wednesday, February 8, 2005.

7:00: Gorillaz open the show with Madonna. I don’t know about this 3-D approach. I think I prefer the normal looking 2-D Gorillaz. Woo-hoo! De la Soul showed up! I wonder if the Grammys realize that De La Soul is better than almost everyone nominated ... Read More