64th Grammy Awards: Jon Batiste, SZA, Jack Antonoff, more winners talk joy, community

In a virtual press conference with The Daily Californian, deputy arts editor and senior staff reporter Taila Lee spoke to the night’s winners.
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In a virtual press conference with The Daily Californian, deputy arts editor and senior staff reporter Taila Lee spoke to the night’s winners.
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With her debut album ‘Sour,’ Olivia Rodrigo redefined the boundaries of success for a new artist — an achievement that alone already earns the LP the title of pop album of the year.
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Across its 12 songs, Blake himself becomes the focus — the spacious, haunting soundscapes he once roamed like a ghostly spectre have almost entirely receded, giving his choir-boy vocals and sincerity a chance to carry the weight.
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From Doja Cat’s Thom Browne “worm dress” to Lil Nas X’s gender-fluid Versace ensemble, here are The Daily Californian’s picks for best-dressed at this year’s VMAs.
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Though it lulls in more than a few areas, Planet Her holds an otherworldly mesmerism that proves the star is here to stay.
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I knew very little about my new roommate Emma. We assumed one Zoom call was sufficient to decide to spend the next five months living together in a pandemic.
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With summer approaching, the Clog decided to put together a playlist that can capture the feeling of driving down the coast on a picture-perfect summer day.
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After recovering from a vocal cord injury that almost left her voice permanently damaged, SZA is finally back.
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The 2010s brought an era of musical excellence that was heavily driven by the unstoppable voices of women within the music industry.
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Through Hollywood’s Bleeding, which was released on Sept. 6, Post strays even farther away from his rap roots; with pop-friendly melodies and more singing than rapping, the album is filled with short glimpses into the artist’s psyche over the last year.
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