Following Monday night’s Grammys, the family of the late singer Natalie Cole expressed their disappointment in the way the Grammys chose to honor her. One of Cole’s greatest achievements during her lifetime was being the first black musician to win “Best New Artist” and won a total of nine Grammys and they felt like the awards snubbed her after death. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Cole’s two sisters Timolin and Casey said, “Words cannot express the outrage and utter disappointment at the disrespectful tribute, or lack thereof, to a legendary artist such as our sister.” Grammy producer Ken Ehrlich has since spoken out about the tribute. In an interview with Billboard, Ehrlich stated, he did run the idea passed the family and they all approved adding, “Frankly, I think it was appropriate.” More below.
(Photo) Tyga Addresses Rumors He Denied Paul McCartney Entry To Grammys Afterparty
Music legend, Sir Paul McCartney was denied access from Grammy after-party in Hollywood Monday night. Paul and several friends stopped by the popular Hollywood club, Argyle following the Grammys. The party was being hosted by Tyga and when Paul and his crew arrived at the door they were turned away by security. Since the news broke Tyga has been criticized by fans and the media for being so disrespectful and allegedly turning away McCartney, however Tyga took a minute to address the accusations saying he had nothing to do with it at all. In a few tweets, the rapper cleared up any involvement, “Why would I deny Paul McCartney stop it, he’s a legend” he tweeted, adding “I don’t control the door. I had no knowledge SIR PAUL was there. I just performed and left.” By the end of the night everything seemed to blow over anyways, McCarteny left Argyle joking with friends saying, “How VIP do we gotta get? We need another hit.” Then hit up Republic Records’ afterparty, where some he was spotted partying with Taylor Swift and the Weeknd. Click the gallery for more.
(Video) Was Bruno Mars Tipped Off About “Uptown Funk” Grammy Win?
After performing together last week for the Superbowl, Beyonce and Bruno Mars have probably formed some kind of bond. That’s could be why he was so hype while she was onstage during last night’s Grammy Awards presenting ‘Record of the Year’, however his outburst has caused some to believe that the “Uptown Funk” singer was tipped off about the win. Bruno shouted, “Let’s do it Beyonce!” before Beyonce was able to announce the winner, then seconds later “Uptown Funk” took the win, sending conspiracy theorists into a frenzy. Check it out below.
Natalie Cole’s Family Disappointed About Her Grammys Tribute
On New Year’s day, we were saddened to report that legendary singer Natalie Cole had died at the age of 65. The ‘Unforgettable’ singer died from complications stemming from idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension, leading to heart failure. A little over a month later, Cole was honored during last night’s Grammy awards in a tribute video titled, “In Memoriam” for all artists who recently passed. Cole’s family has spoken out since the awards aired to vent their frustrations on the Grammys choice to honor her in such a way. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Cole’s two sisters Timolin and Casey said, “Words cannot express the outrage and utter disappointment at the disrespectful tribute, or lack thereof, to a legendary artist such as our sister.” The family explained they feel the tribute was far to small scale considering Cole’s career was and was completely overlooked by others who were honored that even including, David Bowie. More below.
Lauryn Hill Explains Why She Was A No-Show At The Grammys
Despite all the chatter of a surprise appearance from Lauryn Hill, during The Weeknd’s performance at last night’s Grammys (February 15), the singer never showed up leaving fans disappointed and confused. In a statement released by her rep, Lauryn Hill offered some insight to her absence, claiming the performance was never confirmed and would have been of “last minute nature.” More details below.
(Video) Sir Paul McCartney Turned Away From Grammy Party Hosted By Tyga
SMH! Music legend, Sir Paul McCartney was denied access from Grammy after-party in Hollywood Monday night. Paul and several friends including Beck, and Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins stopped by the popular Hollywood club, Argyle following the Grammys. The party was being hosted by Tyga and when Paul and friends arrived at the door they were turned away by security. TMZ was there to capture the situation on camera and after a second failed attempt, Paul can be heard joking, “How VIP do we gotta get? We need another hit.” Watch it all unfold below.
