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1. Stream the 2026 Grammys on CBS at a Discounted Price With This Limited-Time DIRECTV Deal

   Right in time for Grammy weekend, shop DIRECTV's latest streaming offer here.

2. Spring Has Sprung at Walmart With Jessica Simpson’s “Boho Meets Texas” Collection: Shop It Here

   The collection is chock-full of trendy items including flowy crochet tops, curve-hugging denim and cocktail-ready maxi-length dresses available in a slew of sizes for all body types.

3. WMG’s Paul Robinson Accepts Entertainment Law Initiative Award: ‘Absolutely Thrilled’

   Robinson had initially been set to receive the award last year, before the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires forced the event's cancellation.

4. Will.i.am Addresses Benefits & Challenges of AI: ‘Throw Your Imagination on Full F—king Blast’

   An AI panel, a Cardi B masterclass, a Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis co-hosted dinner and more rounded out Black Music Action Coalition's Grammy Week slate.

5. ‘Bonita Bonita,’ AI-Powered Track by 4AMTapes, Hits Billboard’s Hot Latin Pop Songs Chart

   It’s the first known AI-assisted song to reach any of Billboard’s multimetric Latin songs charts.

6. Kehlani Teases Clipse Collaboration on Upcoming Album: ‘Track 2’

   Usher and Brandy are additional confirmed guests on the LP.

7. Clive Davis on His Annual Pre-Grammy Gala & The ‘Thrill’ of Working With Whitney Houston — But Can He Pick His Favorite Whitney Song?

   Saturday night's party thrown with the Recording Academy is its 51st edition.

8. Kevin Gates Claims He ‘Could’ve Cured’ His Late Father of AIDS: ‘If You Could’ve Seen My Daddy, He Was Beautiful’

   The Louisiana rapper opened up about the relationship he had with his late dad.

9. Melanie Martinez, Noah Kahan, Bruce Springsteen & More: What’s Your Favorite New Music This Week? Vote!

   New releases from Cannons and Labrinth also came out this week.

10. Country Gets More Love From the Grammys; ‘Unique Timing’ Spurs a False Narrative

    The Recording Academy's Harvey Mason Jr., as well as Nashville music execs, musicians and songwriters, offer insights into country's album categories at the Grammys.