Grammys CEO Harvey Mason Jr. Going ‘All In’ To Repair Awards Show

The Grammys take place tonight in Los Angeles. The nonprofit that puts on the awards show, the Recording Academy, had a controversial 2019, but it still averaged annual revenue of $82 million over the last three years.
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Treat everyone right !! .

[@jimwhitsett4736]

Hollywood is, as always, just a state of mind.

[@Jahmezzz]

Don't believe till I actually see a change

[@donaldharlan3981]

so fake

[@user-go1ff6qy9w]

You all made the error .Nicki should have won best rap song of the year .an Beyonce should have won best album of the year

[@StacyInLove1]

Seriously... who cares?

[@newutopians]

All this virtue signaling about identity is so cringe.