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Saturday nights for the couple as for the next 16 weeks Russell will be leading the Seahawks through the 2019 NFL season. The day before the pair spent quality time with her son Future Jr., 5, and their daughter Sienna, 2, playing football in the family room of their home, as Russell threw passes to his stepson who adeptly caught them midair via a trampoline before landing on a giant bean bag chair. Russell Wilson and wife Ciara have a date night dinner at L.A.вЂ™s Catch on Aug.

Bagging on the Grammys is a time-honored annual tradition, regardless, usually, of whether the show is any good or not. ItвЂ™s really important to her to be at as many games as possible. She loves to watch him and cheer him on and will bring the kids on the road with her. ItвЂ™s really important to both of them to have family time all four of them together. They really love their life up in Seattle,вЂќ our source revealed.

You can accept any of those rationales, but itвЂ™s really a puzzle: With this strong a lineup, and with recorded music having been on a rebound during the pandemic, youвЂ™d think fans would want to see some of those beloved stars in the flesh. Explanation are all over the place: Potential viewers wrongly expected a Zoom show the near-total emphasis on fresher young acts didnвЂ™t give the older CBS demographic enough familiar faces to latch onto or, the whole format is just doomed no matter what anybody does. All awards shows are down dramatically, but not every one is down by more than 50% from 2019, when the awards industryвЂ™s slippage was already showing. Loser: The ratingsTo like the show, you had to have watched it, and that turned out to be a problem. While everyone naturally had a complaint or three вЂ” whether it was that Trevor Noah wasnвЂ™t edgy enough to вЂњWAPвЂќ being too edgy вЂ” new exec-producer Ben Winston clearly surpassed most expectations for what he could pull off in a first year and/or a pandemic.

PaakвЂ™s new supergroup, Silk Sonic, which apparently intends to devote an entire album cycle saluting not just the Gamble & Huff soul records of the early вЂ70s but the leisure suits that came with them. And then came Bruno MarsвЂ™ and Anderson. FinneasвЂ™ tuxedo jacketsвЂ™ collar should have had its own вЂњcaution: wide loadвЂќ warning attached. But the night was really about lapels. Winner: Artists who seemed to have stepped out of the 1970sHarry Styles started it straight off, with that glam-rock feather boa, groovy bell bottoms and golden-god leather.

Brandi CarlileвЂ™s cover of John PrineвЂ™s вЂњI Remember EverythingвЂќ provided one of the telecastвЂ™s few emotional moments, Richie was the right man to eulogize Kenny Rogers, Bruno Mars got even more likes for becoming Little Richard than he did for becoming a вЂ™70s soul man, the spotlight on a guitar for Eddie Van Halen worked (even if Wolfgang Van Halen disagreed), and Brittany HowardвЂ™s rendition (with Chris Martin) of Rodgers & HammersteinвЂ™s вЂњYouвЂ™ll Never Walk AloneвЂќ was received as a knockoutвЂ¦ even if it was strange that she was saluting Gerry & the PacemakersвЂ™ version, a recording that never even charted in America. At least, there was a generally positive reaction to an In Memoriam segment that bundled together the traditional scrolling of the deceased with several live tributes that in the past would have been scattered across different parts of the show. But if you were/are dead, they did you right. Bringing in John Mayer as a guest guitar soloist during Maren MorrisвЂ™ segment was this very youthful editionвЂ™s equivalent of having AC/DC on, or Tony Bennett.If youвЂ™re an older performer who is not Lionel Richie, the Grammys didnвЂ™t have much use for you this year.

Winner: The AzoffsIt was a big night for Jeffrey Azoff and the family patriarch, Irving, as clients Styles, Ricch.Paak, Haim, Lizzo and Mayer all had high profiles on the telecast as performers and presenters. It only seemed like these epic moments of suspense were responsible for the show going 13 minutes over. Loser: EnvelopesMaybe the Grammys should have had someone licking envelopes, instead of putting such durable stickers on them, because everyone from that guy at the Apollo Theatre to Ringo Starr seemed to be having trouble with the hermetic sealing. Winner: Oral sexBetween StylesвЂ™ вЂњWatermelon SugarвЂќ and Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi BвЂ™s unexpectedly ready-for-prime-time вЂњWAP,вЂќ it was clear that the ratings were far from the only thing going down at this yearвЂ™s Grammys.

Winner: The return of Taylor SwiftвЂ™s shocked face, and the introduction of MeganвЂ™sWhen Swift seemed surprised to have won the penultimate prize for album of the year, there was no doubt it was genuine. If thereвЂ™s a gender-based ceiling when it comes to current Grammy winners, itвЂ™s muttonchops pressed up against the glass. StylesвЂ™ surprise win for pop solo performance was the rare example of a guy winning when it could have gone to a woman.

Is a Songwriter of the Year award next? LetвЂ™s hope the Academy writes them an even happier ending. Winner: SongwritersThe announcement during the telecast that songwriters and composers would get their own wing in the Recording Academy, a la the long-standing Producers & Engineers wing, was a happy sign that the org does mean to look out for the creatives that stand to lose the most вЂ” and have already lost a huge amount вЂ” in the streaming revolution. Still, it would have been nice to have someone вЂ” as Fantastic Negrito did in the untelevised pre-ceremony вЂ” call for a moment of silence amid the party restarting.Whether it was Megan Thee Stallion and her dancers first appearing in feather headdresses on what looked like a 1950s bandstand, or Dua Lipa doing a costume change (or drop) to reveal a leggy outfit that made Cyd Charisse look like a shorty, there were moments in the show that felt distinctly like old-school VegasвЂ¦ even as choreography kicked in that made it clear these women were accomplished headliners, not just part of a chorus line. Noah signaled in his opening remarks that the show would be about looking forward in hope, and the In Memoriam implicitly paid tribute to the enormous loss the country has suffered (see next item). Loser: COVID solemnityAside from having the tiny audience of nominees out on that veranda mask up, there wasnвЂ™t much attention paid on the telecast to acknowledging how the nation has just been through a year of virtual warfare against a deadly enemy.

1 records, or even that fall short of household name status, but exceptions were made for these two artists, who made the most of their time in the spotlight. These were moments that disturbed the Fox/OAN demographic, though they had to pretend to be more upset by вЂњWAP.вЂќ Winners: Mickey Guyton and HaimThe Grammys did not make a whole lot of room for performers that have not had No. Wins for BeyonceвЂ™s вЂњBlack ParadeвЂќ and H.E.R.вЂ™s вЂњI CanвЂ™t BreatheвЂќ brought the theme further home. Convention Center, where the dramatization of a police shooting was followed by protest scenes that blurred the line between reenactment and reality. As it turned out, this yearвЂ™s Grammys were biding their time a little more before putting up Lil BabyвЂ™s вЂњThe Bigger Picture,вЂќ filmed on a blocked-off street somewhere outside the L.A. Certainly the Grammys have been burned before by courting social consciousness: There was anecdotal evidence of mass tune-out a few years ago when Kendrick Lamar opened the show with a racially and politically provocative number.

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