Adele hasn’t spoken very highly of the guy who inspired her heartbreak-themed ’21′ album, but she thinks he would be pleased that the resulting album produced six Grammy victories.
Adele and producer Paul Epworth captured the award for Song of the Year for ‘Rolling in the Deep’ tonight at the 2012 Grammy Awards.
February 10, 2012 Adele is one of the biggest names in music right now. You can't go anywhere without hearing one of her songs. Just about the only place you won't hear her lately, though, is in concert. Last year she had to cancel two tours because of problems with her voice and because of that, she underwent surgery on her vocal cords. After months of recuperating, Adele is back.
Karl Lagerfeld is apologizing for his recent comments on Adele‘s weight, claiming that his sentiments were taken out of context for the Metro article.
Lana Del Rey may have her detractors, but she also has a ton of people genuinely interested in her music — at least 77,000 of them, based on the first-week sales figures of her album ‘Born to Die,’ which soars into the No. 2 position on the Billboard 200, just behind Adele‘s ’21.’
Adele has been quiet lately because she had to be. After having vocal cord surgery to remove polyps that caused her to table several planned tours, the women behind the best-selling album since 2004, ’21,’ was ordered to pipe down and keep quiet until she healed. So she had no choice.
However, she’s made progress and is opening up to Anderson Cooper on ’60 Minutes,’ which airs this Sunday (Feb. 12) before the Grammys.
February 8, 2012 With the No. 1 album in the country for 17 weeks, Adele is set to perform at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night in Los Angeles. She's up for six awards, including Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance and Record of the Year
January 31, 2012 It will be Adele's first appearance since undergoing vocal cord surgery last year. She has been confirmed as a performer for the Grammy Awards on Sunday the 12th on CBS.
If the results of this weekend’s NRJ Awards in Cannes are any indication, French music audiences love to party rock, but they also appreciate a quality ballad. Adele and LMFAO captured two awards each, while Justin Bieber took home the 2012 NRJ Award of Honor.
