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The Recording Academy traditionally refers to its glittering Grammy Awards presentation as “music’s biggest night.” This year they’re going with “quarantine-friendly and partly virtual.” Is there a prize for the best sad trombone?
Hosted by the acerbic South African comedian and host of
The Daily Show Trevor Noah, the pandemic-affected primetime portion of Sunday’s event will be an exercise in making do, one that hopefully outdoes the recent Golden Globe Zoom-fest, Jodie Foster pyjamas-and-dog-kissing moment notwithstanding.
The show will be the “first of its kind,” in the words of a Recording Academy statement, and it will also be the first Grammys with new show producer Ben Winston at the helm. With all that uncertainty in mind, here’s what viewers can expect on Sunday.
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