 Sir Paul McCartney
The 65-year-old music legend is being awarded for his solo work at the Earl’s Court ceremony and says that he’s not that comfortable with stigmas of certain honours.
He explains: "I don't really like Lifetime Achievement awards because you feel as like you're going to stop any second. |
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 Rihanna
The Mercury Music Prize winning act will be Rihanna’s backing band on a re-worked version of her number one smash ‘Umbrella.’
Naturally, James Righton from Klaxons says they’re extremely excited about the opportunity to perform with the Grammy Award winning star. |
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 Alicia Keys
Alicia Keys was showered with spotlight when she gained four wins including best Album, Song, Female Artist and Music Video.
"As I Am" was honored the best album while its second single "Like You'll Never See Me Again" gained two for best music video and best song. Keys is also named Female Artist, being the opposite of Chris Brown who gained the Male Artist title. |
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 Kanye West
The album was named Best Rap Album and is still waiting whether it will also come out as the winner of Album of the Year.
"We basically made this our new place of residence," Kanye West said of his win. |
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 Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse dominated the 50th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles tonight (February 10), taking home five of the six awards for which she was nominated.
Winehouse, who was not granted a US visa in time to attend the Grammys, performed remotely by satellite from an intimate club in London. |
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 The Beatles
"Today we celebrate the power of the Beatles," said actor Tom Hanks in introducing the Las Vegas cast of the Cirque du Soleil show "Love" and stars from the movie musical "Across the Universe," singing the Beatles' classic hit "Let It Be."
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 Avril Lavigne
Veteran performer Celine Dion led the Canadian Juno Award nominees with six nods, while Feist and Avril Lavigne came in a close second with five nominations apiece.
Lavigne's nominations include the Juno Fan Choice Award and Single of the Year for 'Girlfriend'. |
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 Leslie Feist
The Shortlist, in its seventh year, pays tribute to artists who haven't hit the mainstream yet. Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol and Ronnie Vannucci of the Killers were among this year's panel of judges. |
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Avril Lavigne
In a press release issued yesterday (February 4), Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) announced that Avril Lavigne will perform at this year's Juno Awards and joined by opera superstar Measha Brueggergosman.
Other acts have also been announced to make an appearance at the Canadian award event, including Feist, Michael Buble, and Finger Eleven. |
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