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Demi Lovato to collaborate with Ariana Grande for a track on her upcoming album.
The ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ hitmaker has confirmed that Ariana Grande will feature on one of her tracks. The singer revealed it during an interview with The New York Times. The upcoming album Dancing With the Devil…The Art of Starting Over will be drop on April 2.
Another interesting thing is that on March 7 the ‘Positions’ hitmaker posted a video of her singing on an Instagram story while adding the caption ‘backgrounds on a song for a friend’. Demi reposted it by adding a series of six sneaky-eye emojis.
During the interview, Lovato revealed two of the tracks that she’s going to release. One is ‘Melon Cake’ which inspired by Demi’s favorite cake, watermelon cakes. The other track is ‘California Sober,’ which expresses the singer’s current recovery.
Earlier this year, the 28 year old singer released another collaboration with Sam Fischer for the track ‘What Other People Say’.
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Beyonce makes history by becoming most awarded woman in Grammys.
Queen Beyonce won the award for best R&B performance at the Grammys while becoming the most awarded woman in Grammys. As it is the singer’s 28th Grammy award, she passes the former record-holder Alison Krauss.
During the award acceptance speech, the ‘Black Parade’ hitmaker said: “I am so honoured, I’m so excited.”
However, the Grammy winner denied to perform at this year’s Grammy stage.
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The two big pop stars Harry Styles and Billie Eilish performed their top hits at the Grammys Stage.
Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas kicked off the night with Billie’s hit single ‘Everything I Wanted’. As the first performance of the night, Billie sang while Finneas backed up her sister with a beautiful keyboard play.
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The 19 year old Billie won the award for the Record Of The Year.
Harry Styles performed his top hit ‘Watermelon Sugar’ and won the award for the best solo pop performance. While winning the award for the single ‘Watermelon Sugar,’ the singer also becomes the first One Direction member to win a trophy at the Grammys.
Congratulations!!! to Harry Styles and Billie Eilish.
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Beyoncé denied her invitation to perform at the Grammys 2021.
The Grammy awards show will take place on March 14, 2021, with many performances of big artists including Taylor Swift, BTS, and more. But unfortunately the queen Beyoncé denied performing at this year’s Grammy stage.
In an interview with Los Angeles Times, Ben Winston who works as the new executive producer reveals that the ‘Halo’ hitmaker has denied their invitation to perform at the Grammy Awards show this year.
“It’s unfortunate because she’s such a big part of the Recording Academy,” he stated. “We absolutely wish we had her onstage.”
During the interview, Ben Winston was asked whether the viewers will take it as a strange incident when the most nominated artist doesn’t perform. He answered: “They might.”
For the past couple of months, many artists have criticized the Grammys including The Weeknd.
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However, Beyoncé was to perform the ‘Savage’ remix with Megan Thee Stallion at the Grammys 2021. Unfortunately, it’s not going to happen.