See the thousands of government workers fighting for their rights with an unbridled passion.
Canadian rockers just about left U.S. airspace with their Grammy for Album of the Year intact. They received far more love in London Tuesday night after winning two Brit awards (must be a Commonwealth thing).
It seems that a lot of people haven’t heard of Arcade Fire, but that didn’t stop them from winning a Grammy for Album of the Year. But while that win was certainly surprising, their just-announced headlining gig at Bonnaroo (and pretty much the rest of the lineup) makes sense.
Lady Gaga’s egg incubation was just the beginning when it came to surprises at this year’s Grammy Awards. And Gaga didn’t have it all her own way.
All right, Internet. It’s finally time to stop with the Coachella rumors and speculation. The lineup for the sun-soaked festival in Indio, California on April 15-17 has been announced, the conversation is swirling, and, of course, it’s full of surprises, letdowns and the acts we all knew would be there.
At least we now know what the $ stands for.
The Recording Academy has announced the 2011 Grammy nominees and the list is pretty much what you’d expect: Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Cee Lo Green—even Michael Jackson?—all make the cut. Eminem leads the pack with a staggering 10 nominations.
And the Khmer Rouge was so bogus.
If you’re an Arcade Fire fan in Portugal, NewsFeed has some bad news for you–it seems officials feel that NATO takes priority over the Montreal band.
Was a childhood in the suburbs really this dramatic?
