In the entertainment industry, the show must continue.
That is why the Grammys, the first awards ceremony that will take place from January Forest Fire in Los Angeles, continues as planned on Sunday at Crypto.com Arena.
But this year, the transmission “will be reinvented to raise funds to support forest fire aid efforts and help music professionals affected by forest fires in Los Angeles,” said the recording academy, the organization behind the program Awards, in a press release.
This is what you should know about the 67th Grammy Awards.
Trevor Noah hosts (again)
Hosting Award Shows is one of Hollywood’s most ungrateful works, but that does not seem to scare Comedian Trevor Noah.
The former presenter of “The Daily Show” will direct the awards program for the fifth consecutive year. He shared a video behind the X of him walking through the place of the program.
Beyoncé is the most nominated artist
Beyoncé leads the Grammy nominees with 11 settlements for “Cowboy Carter”. Now she is the most nominated artist in the history of Grammy, with a total of 99 nominations. Other nominees include Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone and Charli XCX, Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter and Taylor Swift.
The nominees Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan are ready to act
Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Charli XCX, Doechii and Benson Boone are among the more than two dozen scheduled stars to act tonight.
Other artists in the alignment include Cynthia Erivo (recent Collier, Lainey Wilson, Raye, Sheryl Crow, San Vicente and Teddy swim.
The late Quincy Jones is being honored
The recording academy said there will be a “greeting with stars to the life and legacy of Jones”, as well as “musical tributes in honor of the city of Los Angeles, and the annual segment in Memoriam.”
Jones “died peacefully” at his house of Bel Air in November of pancreas cancer at the age of 91.
Throughout his career, Jones solidified as a legend of the industry, receiving 80 nominations and 28 victories in categories, including album of the year, record of the year and producer of the year.
Forest fire aid efforts are part of the show, but not all approach
Due to January forest fires, some organizations (including Universal Music Group, Sony, Spotify, BMG and Warner Music Group) canceled their events around the awards program, instead of focusing to focus on local help efforts.
The recording academy, which is behind the awards program, condensed its pre-grammy week plans in four events, all of which presented an element of fundraising.
The ceremony itself will have a tribute to firefighters and emergency workers at the forefront of the response of the forest fires of Los Angeles, the organizers said. But, “the Grammy Awards will continue,” said Ben Winston, the program executive producer, to New York Times. “We are still looking back in an incredible year of music. We still have actions that we would have had when we were planning the program on January 1. But, of course, we are now reflecting on what is happening in Los Angeles. “
In a recent interview with The Associated Press, the CEO of the Recording Academy, Harvey Mason Jr., had a similar perspective, saying that canceling the Grammy in the midst of devastating forest fires in California “would not have helped.” Instead, the recording academy decided to take advantage of the Grammys and Rehend to help Forest Fire Victims, Mason said.
How to see the premiere ceremony, during which many of the awards will be awarded, will take place in the adjacent Peacock Theater. It will be transmitted from 12:30 PM PT/3: 30 PM ET on the YouTube channel of the Recording Academy and Live.grammy.com.
The Grammys, which are carried out at the Critho.com Arena, will be broadcast live on CBS and will broadcast on Paramount+ from 5 PM PM PT/8 PM ET.
NBC News reporters will provide live updates at nbcnews.com from 11 am PT/2 pm et.
