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Grammy Awards Performances Recap
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Fan Page! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow us! The Grammys earn show-stopping viewer numbers. Stay tuned for the performance recap. Hi guys. Welcome back to Clevver TV. Im your host Dana Ward with the 2010 Grammy recap. This years music awards show received the biggest audience since 2004, with an impressive 25.8 million average primetime viewership, and many people are linking it to the back-to-back and often times collaborative live acts. The night started strong with a memorable Lady Gaga performance. After quite the introduction, Gaga sang and danced her way through some of her tracks, and Elton John joined her for a piano duet. Poker Face, Speechless and Your Song got featured. Plus, I gotta mention that the sparkly green monster-esque costume for LG was frighteningly fabulous and Elton John is quite a good sport for following suit with bedazzled sunglasses and an ash-filled face. Up next on the docket, we got to see Beyonce get down and dirty with If I Were a Boy as well as a cover of Alanis Morissettes You Oughta Know, and Pink impressed the audience with her Cirque de Soleil moves in the air while performing Glitter in the Air. Green Day rocked out 21 Guns with a Broadway chorus, Black Eyed Peas had a good night with a robotic theme and Jamie Foxx did an opera-costumed version of his Blame It. And yet another performance team-up between a now artist and a legendary musician Taylor Swift and Stevie Nicks sang some of their favorites, including You Belong With Me as well as another segment with the Zac Brown Band and Leon Russell. Lady Antebellum beautifully performed Need You Now, Bon Jovi rocked a trio of songs, plus we got to see Eminem back on stage, as well as Drake, Lil Wayne, Travis Barker, Mary J. Blige and Dave Matthews Band. Plus, we must mention the 3-D Michael Jackson tribute performance with Earth Song, featuring Celine Dion, Usher, Jennifer Hudson, Carrie Underwood and Smokey Robinson. It certainly was a music-packed night and there was even more to celebrate than we mentioned. Which Grammy performance was your absolute favorite? Tweet us @clevvertv. Im Dana Ward. Thanks for watching the show.
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Fan Page! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow us! The Grammys earn show-stopping viewer numbers. Stay tuned for the performance recap. Hi guys. Welcome back to Clevver TV. Im your host Dana Ward with the 2010 Grammy recap. This years music awards show received the biggest audience since 2004, with an impressive 25.8 million average primetime viewership, and many people are linking it to the back-to-back and often times collaborative live acts. The night started strong with a memorable Lady Gaga performance. After quite the introduction, Gaga sang and danced her way through some of her tracks, and Elton John joined her for a piano duet. Poker Face, Speechless and Your Song got featured. Plus, I gotta mention that the sparkly green monster-esque costume for LG was frighteningly fabulous and Elton John is quite a good sport for following suit with bedazzled sunglasses and an ash-filled face. Up next on the docket, we got to see Beyonce get down and dirty with If I Were a Boy as well as a cover of Alanis Morissettes You Oughta Know, and Pink impressed the audience with her Cirque de Soleil moves in the air while performing Glitter in the Air. Green Day rocked out 21 Guns with a Broadway chorus, Black Eyed Peas had a good night with a robotic theme and Jamie Foxx did an opera-costumed version of his Blame It. And yet another performance team-up between a now artist and a legendary musician Taylor Swift and Stevie Nicks sang some of their favorites, including You Belong With Me as well as another segment with the Zac Brown Band and Leon Russell. Lady Antebellum beautifully performed Need You Now, Bon Jovi rocked a trio of songs, plus we got to see Eminem back on stage, as well as Drake, Lil Wayne, Travis Barker, Mary J. Blige and Dave Matthews Band. Plus, we must mention the 3-D Michael Jackson tribute performance with Earth Song, featuring Celine Dion, Usher, Jennifer Hudson, Carrie Underwood and Smokey Robinson. It certainly was a music-packed night and there was even more to celebrate than we mentioned. Which Grammy performance was your absolute favorite? Tweet us @clevvertv. Im Dana Ward. Thanks for watching the show.
Miley Cyrus Covers Bob Dylan In Next Album
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hey hey everyone! Thanks so much for tuning into ClevverTV. I'm your host Dana Ward and right now we've got the latest news on Miley Cyrus. She's been super busy on tour, but we just got word that she's set to hit the recording studio. MC is set to take on a legendary musician, Bob Dylan. The star, along with several other popular artists of right now, are joining forces to add their music for the Chimes of Freedom: Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International. Of course, this is "do good" act and really is quite an honor to be involved, and the proceeds of this album sales are reportedly set to be donated to the AI human rights organization. We hear that Adele, Ke$ha, Dave Matthews Band are just a few of the musicians set to record Bob Dylan covers for the project. So, for now, you can expect a new sound on a classic song straight from Miley Cyrus. I'm Dana Ward in Hollywood, see you next time on ClevverTV!
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hey hey everyone! Thanks so much for tuning into ClevverTV. I'm your host Dana Ward and right now we've got the latest news on Miley Cyrus. She's been super busy on tour, but we just got word that she's set to hit the recording studio. MC is set to take on a legendary musician, Bob Dylan. The star, along with several other popular artists of right now, are joining forces to add their music for the Chimes of Freedom: Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International. Of course, this is "do good" act and really is quite an honor to be involved, and the proceeds of this album sales are reportedly set to be donated to the AI human rights organization. We hear that Adele, Ke$ha, Dave Matthews Band are just a few of the musicians set to record Bob Dylan covers for the project. So, for now, you can expect a new sound on a classic song straight from Miley Cyrus. I'm Dana Ward in Hollywood, see you next time on ClevverTV!