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Did Blue Ivy Silence Beyonce and Jay Z At The 2018 Grammy Awards?

9 years ago
Did Blue Ivy Silence Beyonce and Jay Z At The 2018 Grammy Awards? It's Blue Ivy's world and it looks like her famous parents, Beyonce and Jay Z, are just living in it! In a hilarious moment caught on camera at the 2018 Grammy Awards, 6-year-old Blue Ivy appears to silence her parents as they clap. Little Blue, who was dressed in an all white ensemble, first leans over to her mom, Bey, and pats her on the arm and whispers something over to her. Whatever little Blue said caused Beyonce to stop clapping. Then the tiny tot leans over to her dad and does the same thing. Talk about ruling the roost in the Carter household! Blue Ivy and Beyonce arrived two hours late to the Grammy Awards on Sunday, leaving many fans wondering if they would show up at all. After skipping the red carpet, the mother-daughter duo were spotted in their seats besides Jay Z midway through the show. Blue Ivy wasn't the only celebrity tot to be front and center at music's biggest night. DJ Kha..

Grammys 2018 Top Performances: Kesha, Kendrick Lamar, More

9 years ago
A night of endless high notes. The Grammys 2018 were held in New York City on Sunday, January 28, and were full of powerful performances by the biggest names in music including Elton John, Kendrick Lamar and Kesha. Check out the video above to see who stole the show! Bebe Rexha, Cyndi Lauper, Kesh..

Watch the Most Mic Drop-Worthy Moments of Grammys 2018!

9 years ago
Music’s biggest night delivered! From Kesha’s emotional performance to Kendrick Lamar sweeping the rap categories, Us Weekly rounds up the five best moments from the 2018 Grammy Awards on Sunday, January 28. Kesha performs onstage during the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Madison Square Garden on Jan..

Tom Petty, Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington & More Stars Honored In Grammys In Memoriam

9 years ago
Tom Petty, Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington & More Stars Honored In Grammys In Memoriam The 2018 Grammy Awards took a look back at the legendary musicians we lost over the past year. The In Memoriam tribute began with Emmylou Harris and Chris Stapleton singing Tom Petty's hit, "Wildflowers" as the photos of Petty, David Cassidy, Glen Campbell, Della Reese, Fats Domino, Gregg Allman and Chuck Berry's photos flashed across the screen. Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington were also honored in the tribute, which was right before Logic's gut-wrenching performance of "1-800-273-8255," his anthem for suicide prevention. Both Cornell and Bennington died of suicide. Cornell's family, widow Vicky Cornell and daughters Toni, 13, and Lily, 17, walked the red carpet at the award show. The ladies were all dressed in all black. Glen Campbell's widow Kimberly and daughter Ashley also attended the Grammys to support the late country singer, and were also clad fully in bl..

Men Dominate First Grammys of the #MeToo and #TimesUp Era

9 years ago
Men Dominate First Grammys of the #MeToo and #TimesUp Era The Grammy Awards will receive applause for awarding more people of color, but probably won't win over many feminists. Perhaps now we know why the Grammys weren't planning on going all in on a #MeToo or #TimesUp theme -- the Rec..

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