Good thing Drake never threw away his Grammy speech. Before the televised ceremony, Drake’s sophomore set Take Care, won an award for Best Rap Album. On the red carpet, he spoke to FUSE about his scoring his first golden gramophone. On another note, Drake recently settled the lawsuit surrounding “Marvin’s Room”.

It’s no doubt that Queen Bey runs the world and she strikes a pose on the March issue of Vogue. In the cover story, she speaks on the family life, motherhood and her upcoming HBO documentary. A couple of weeks after the Super Bowl madness, Beyoncé will admit the public—or at least the HBO-buying members of the public—into her world in a manner she’s never done before, through Life Is But a Dream. “My story has never been told—no one really knows […]

Following the Grammys, JT held a sold-out concert at Hollywood’s Palladium. HHH was present to catch Hov joining him for another live performance of “Suit & Tie”. Timbo helps bring “Sexy Back” after the jump. Sidebar: Bud Light Platinum Commercial

The Grammys host, LL was joined by Chuck D, Travis Barker, Tom Morello and DJ Z-Trip to close out the ceremony by premiering his new track “Whaddup“. They also gave a special tribute to Beastie Boys’ Adam “MCA” Yauch. Never forget. yardie

While conversing with Billboard backstage at the Grammys, Terius says he will be helping Kanye and Beyoncé on their next LPs. He also revealed the new title and release date for his very own. “May 7, my album drops and the name is ‘Fourplay,’” he told Billboard. The album was previously called “Love IV” and set for a March release. He’ll release the set’s latest single, “Slow It Down,” on Thursday.

Fresh off his Grammy performance, JT premieres the latest offering off The 20/20 Experience. Produced by Timbaland. Purchase the track on iTunes now. Album in stores March 19.

During the evening’s ceremony, Frank performed “Forrest Gump” while previewing the upcoming video as his backdrop. Expect the video to premiere sooner than soon. mwp

During the acceptance speech for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Grammy, Jay-Z thanked the local swap meet for The-Dream’s kooky hat. Niggas fashion is weak—quit wasting all the models. UPDATE: The-Dream On The Roast

The Grammys paid tribute to the legendary Bob Marley this evening. Above, Bruno Mars, Sting, Rihanna as well as Ziggy and Damian Marley did the honors with a medley. Where was Snoop Lion? yardie

Following Maroon 5’s performance of their single “Daylight”, the Staples Center followed the beat to Alicia Keys’ drums for her unique rendition of “Girl On Fire”. And yes, she is. yardie