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It’s time for a new class of Grammy winners to be unveiled.

As fans are well aware, Beyoncé stood as this year’s most-nominated artist with Renaissance-spurred appearances in nine categories, while Kendrick Lamar—whose Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers was one of 2022’s most widely acclaimed releases—amassed eight nods.

Despite lacking formal meteorology training, Punxsutawney Phil delivers one of the most anticipated weather forecasts of the year.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced the nominees for induction into the Class of 2023 on Tuesday morning, with plans to announce the final inductees in May and hold a ceremony in the fall.

Beyoncé is back, baby!  The singer, who is up for nine Grammys this Sunday, revealed her Renaissance World Tour 2023 on Wednesday morning in an Instagram post — coincidentally, (or perhaps, very strategically!) six years to the day she announced her surprise pregnancy with twins.

January 2018, Elton John announced his impending retirement from touring, but only after a worldwide, multi-year farewell tour to say goodbye. He kicked off the Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour in September of that year and began a record-breaking run, though it isn’t over yet.

Five-time Grammy Award winner Lil Wayne will return to Cleveland as part of the 2023 Welcome To Tha Carter Tour Presented by Young Money, Rolling Loud, and Live Nation.

The tour, which was announced Tuesday, comes as Fall Out Boy prepares to release their eighth studio album – So Much For Stardust – on March 24.

Frontier Airlines will begin offering fares as low as $69 to fly nonstop from Cleveland to Puerto Rico with service starting May 4, according to the airline.

Yung Gravy is getting a legal Rick-rolling from the man himself ... Rick Astley is suing the up-and-coming rapper for allegedly ripping off the singer's voice from his most popular hit.

Astley filed legal docs Thursday in L.A. claiming Gravy's hugely popular "Betty (Get Money)" uses an impersonated version of his own voice from 1987's "Never Gonna Give You Up."

The first round of performers for the 65th annual Grammy Awards have been announced: Taking the stage will be current nominees Bad Bunny, Mary J. Blige, Brandi Carlile, Luke Combs, Steve Lacy, Lizzo, Kim Petras, and Sam Smith.