With her latest Grammy, CeCe Winans is tied with Aretha Franklin for second among Detroit artists — and third among the ...

Detroit-born Winans and the First Lady of Gospel Music, Shirley Caesar, won the Grammy for Best Gospel Performance/Song for their duet "Come Jesus Come." This win matches that of the late Queen of ...

After 51 years, after unique duets featuring Aretha Franklin and Alicia Keys, Whitney Houston and Natalie Cole, Lou Reed and ...

The singer made her Grammys debut in 2008 and has performed several times at the event. We look at the awards she has won ...

At the 1972 Grammys, Aretha Franklin wore a head-to-toe orange ensemble. When Franklin took home her seventh and eighth ...

Garfunkel played a moving rendition of "Bridge Over Troubled Water," while other acts of the evening included Clipse, Alex ...

George Michael's music is experiencing a major comeback in 2026. His songs are popular on streaming platforms and social ...

Music legends like Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Madonna and Whitney Houston have given iconic performances over the years.

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The Grammys have had surprising winners, acceptance-speech crashes, and impromptu performances that have become iconic ...

Veteran pop singer-actress Cher mistakenly announced late R&B and soul musician Luther Vandross as the winner of this year’s Record of the Year Award at the Grammys.

Tommy Steele and Big Mama Thornton are among the most underappreciated classic rock icons in the history of music.