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2021 Grammys predictions: Who will win and who should win This year’s nominations raised a few eyebrows about the credibility of the annual event (and p... off Weeknd fans everywhere) but the show goes on. When the ceremony begins, the collective focus of the music industry will be directed squarely on the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Heading into the night, Beyoncé leads all artists with nine total nominations, followed by Roddy Ricch and Dua Lipa with six each. There are always surprise winners and baffling choices, which makes it a daunting task to predict the awards each year, but the Complex Music team put our heads together and shared our picks for who we think will (and should) win each of the major awards. ....
Beyoncé Could Make History Three Ways at the 2021 Grammy Awards On 3/12/21 at 7:30 AM EST The Black Is King artist is nominated for nine total awards in eight categories. (She s got two nominations in the Record of the Year race; one for her own track, BLACK PARADE, and another for the remix of Megan Thee Stallion s Savage, on which she s a guest performer.) But even with her taking at least one loss in Record of the Year, there are still three ways for Bey to set incredible Grammy records. If things really go her way, Beyoncé could become the woman with the most Grammys, the living musician with the most Grammys and the artist with the most Grammy wins of all time, period. Now, admittedly, it d be tough for her to hit all of those milestones in one night, and even if she doesn t pull it off this year, it s very likely she could clear all of those bars at some point in her career. (Right now, the Formation singer has got 24 Grammys to her name.) But if you ....
December 17, 2020 8:29 Future Women (which is 50% owned by Nine) and book publisher Hachette will begin a two year partnership in January, spanning both publishing and entertainment initiatives. The publishing agreement will involve Hachette publishing two Future Women books, to be released in 2021 and 2022. On the entertainment front, the two businesses will partner on live-streamed events, and an online book club. McCabe and Rizvi Authors signed with Hachette locally such as Maxine Beneba Clarke, Louise Milligan, Gretel Killeen, Rebel Wilson, and Claire Coleman, will also be part of Future Women panel discussions, social club events, newsletters, and the annual Future Women Summit. ....