Several celebrities at the awards show—including the winners—used their platform to publicly criticize President Donald Trump and his administration.
In a new song called “Rosary” on Don Toliver’s album “Octane,” Scott, age 34, seemingly made a playful comment about the chest of the 28-year-old mogul, who has had cosmetic surgery.
The 22-year-old actress, famous for her part in Waterloo Road, turned heads on the red carpet before the event. She wore a stunning, decorated black mini dress as she arrived at the Hilton Park Lane hotel.
Stephen, a 32-year-old winner of last month’s show alongside Rachel Duffy, stayed true to his stylish reputation, wearing a wide-leg beige suit.
The presenter, 35, looked lovely in a pale pink halterneck gown which showcased her bronzed tan.
The film “Melania” didn’t offer advance screenings, and on opening day, journalists made up half of the small audience at my local theater. The film’s star described it not as a documentary, but as a carefully crafted artistic statement meant to evoke feelings through visuals. Essentially, the movie consists largely of footage of Melania entering and exiting cars. It felt so exclusive, I’d estimate she’s being paid around a million dollars per hour for it.
Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he plans to sue comedian Trevor Noah. This comes after Trump criticized a recent music awards show that aired on CBS, calling it “garbage.” He’s specifically taking legal action because of a joke Noah made connecting him to Bill Clinton and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The singer, known for her song “That’s So True,” recently shared photos on Instagram of the actor she’s been dating since 2024. The singer is 26 years old and the daughter of director JJ Abrams.
Bad Bunny’s album, “Debí Tirar Más Fotos,” made history by winning Album of the Year – a first for a Spanish-language LP at the Grammys. Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s “Luther” was named Record of the Year, making Lamar the most awarded rapper ever and only the fourth artist to win that prize two years in a row. Billie Eilish and her brother, Finneas O’Connell, also celebrated a win with “Wildflower” taking Song of the Year – making them the only songwriters to win this award three times.
So far there is no cause of death which has been listed as ‘unknown.’