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• Adele Nearly Gets Up-Staged By GRAMMY Crasher The 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards went off without a hitch, but there was one close call that almost had an impostor stealing Adele's thunder. Luckily, Jennifer Lopez took charge.
• Z-Trip On GRAMMY Supergroup "It Never Felt Like Work." Capping the 55th GRAMMY Awards, LL Cool J, blink-182‘s Travis Barker, Rage Against The Machine‘s Tom Morello, Public Enemy‘s Chuck D and DJ Z-Trip bridged a wide range of musical genres to unite for a rousing onstage performance...
• On Social Media, Jay-Z's Jab Trumps Katy Perry's Cleavage On music’s biggest night, social media networks exploded with commentary, making the 55th GRAMMY Awards this year’s second-most popular event with close to 15.5 million interactions as reported by Trendrr, a social TV analytics provider.
• Pick-A-Side: Best Dressed At The GRAMMYS Who was the best dressed at this year's 55th GRAMMYs? It's time to Pick-A-Side!
• GRAMMY Tweet Beat: The Good, The Bad And The Photobombs Last night’s GRAMMY awards was definitely a starstudded affair, but if you couldn’t be there yourself, Twitter was the next best source for up to the minute show coverage.
• PHOTOS: 55th GRAMMY Performances Who was your favorite GRAMMY performance last night? Check out these photos from the show!
• GRAMMY Gourmet: Feeding Staples Center “I always say that this job is not like any other job, because on any given night you can have 18,000 food critics in the house,” says Joseph Martin, the executive chef for Levy Restaurants.
• Miguel And Wiz Khalifa "Adorn" GRAMMY Stage Miguel and Wiz Khalifa were tapped to announce the GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Solo Performance. But before they cracked the envelope, the duo performed an abridged version of "Adorn."
• GRAMMYS Close With Star-Studded Finale L Cool J, blink-182's Travis Barker, Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello, Public Enemy's Chuck D and DJ Z-Trip crossed a wide range of musical genres to unite for a bombastic onstage performance.
• Frank Ocean Runs Through GRAMMY Performance Frank Ocean literally ran though a performance of "Forrest Gump" for his debut GRAMMY set.