Takeoff (Rapper)

Still Mourning Takeoff’s Death, Quavo Steps Out Alone

The rapper, whose Migos group mate and nephew was killed last November, has released a solo album as he struggles to process the loss and prevent further gun violence.

By Elena Bergeron

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Beyoncé Makes History at a Star-Powered Grammy Ceremony

Beyoncé set a record for the most career Grammys won by any artist but was once again shut out of the biggest awards as the ceremony returned to a Los Angeles arena.

By Ben Sisario

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Loretta Lynn, Takeoff and Christine McVie Receive Tributes at the Grammys

With performances and videos, the Grammys acknowledged a long list of industry veterans who died in the past year.

By Julia Jacobs

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The Artists We Lost in 2022, in Their Words

By Gabe Cohn

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