The 67th Grammy Awards featured unforgettable performances, groundbreaking wins, and powerful tributes. The night highlighted music’s influence, from Lamar’s sweeping success to Beyoncé’s genre-defying victory.
Column, Arts
Martino: Performing at the Grammy’s Isn’t About Music, It’s About Mythology
The 2025 ceremony didn’t merely mark an increase in showmanship and red velvet curtains—rather, the merging of the popstar and the playhouse speaks numbers to what we expect out of performers today.
Arts, Column
Mulligan: Award Shows Continue To Deepen Diversity In the Face of Anti-DEI Rhetoric
Beyoncé. Chappell Roan. Kendrick Lamar. Each a member of a minority group. Each a winner of one—or more—of the 2025 Big Four Grammy Awards, the most coveted of the night.
Top Story, Arts, Arts Features
The Common Tones Went Viral on TikTok. Then, the Grammys Asked Them To Make a Mashup.
The project was sparked by a TikTok comment, but according to the members of Common Tones, it was a labor of love.
Arts, Column
Irausquin: The Best of the 2024 Grammys Red Carpet
This year’s red carpet was full of looks reminiscent of the “old Hollywood” style with a twist featuring some modern touches.
Column, Arts
Chung: Front Runners and Dark Horses at This Year’s Grammy Awards
Arts staff writer Junsoo Chung discusses who he thinks will be the front runners of the 2023 Grammys Awards on Feb. 3
Arts, Music, Column
Himes: At the Grammys, Minorities Win the Battle but Lose the War
Associate Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses why the Grammys are losing significance before our very eyes.
Arts, Fashion, Column
A Scathing Critique of Grammys Red Carpet Fashion
Katy Perry, Cee Lo Green, and Jennifer Lopez are among the stars whose red carpet looks that fell miserably flat while Solange Knowles, Lea Michele, and Jidenna redeemed the night’s fashion failures.
Arts, Off Campus, Column
The Grammys Never Gamble
From Sam Smith to Beyonce, Twitter rolls out the 57th Grammy nominations and the results are as predictable as expected.
