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it goes on to win grammy song of the year.lling you, you can't do this, it's great. do it again on your next one. >> it's we did it. we did it. ♪ you give me butterflies ♪ >> among the countless moments and six grammys that have followed, one stands out. >> "golden hour," kacey musgraves. >> "golden hour" took things to a totally different level. it won album of the year, not just country album of the year. was that a shocker? >> yes. >> it looked like it was when they announced your name. >> my eye, like, closed. i don't know what happened there. to have something that you pull the your entire heart into, given that by peers and industry people is really special. life changes, you're on a high from that, going through a divorce shortly after that, life is duality, highs, lows, it's all the things. ♪ i'm all right ♪ everything has a season, so i'm thankful to have beautiful little chapters of -- a little scrap of moments. >> and how do you feel in this chapter right now of your life? >> i feel really good. i feel like i'm wher

you have got six grammys yourself. do you enjoy the award shows?with that. whose song is better than whose song, who wins, who loses. >> stephen: but billy, without the awards for our shows, how will anything fill the unfillable hole in our hearts? >> billy: we'll figure out a way. >> stephen: okay, all right. >> billy: i was at the grammys a couple years ago, and you know how they set it up. and they have a celebrity in this seat and then they fil the seats in between the other celebrity with good-looking people. they have seat fillers. i saw sting at one of the last grammys and we decided the hell with where they want us to stick us in the seats, let's sit together. and then we decided, you know how the camera loves to show when they announce the winner of a grammy or an award, the loser is always on camera going like this. we said, let's just make faces and when somebody else wins, and we did that the whole show. they didn't show it. we were having a blast. >> stephen: that would have been super bowl ratings. >> billy: it was great. and the winn

ago when i was a nominee in this time, i just was just another singer at the grammys. but i met all these new artists who i was very impressed to meet. i was very happy to see all these people and i really enjoyed it, which i had done back in the past. i wasn't comfortable with competition between musicians whose number one, who's number two, who is going to win the grammy? it was kind of uncomfortable this time. i enjoyed it. was a new experience for me. so this is all kind of new again, everything that was all new again all right, stay with us when we come back in a moment, i wanted to talk to you about the remarkable music video that billy and freddie released for the song. and it's stunning use of the technology that fascinates us all now artificial intelligence, when we come back frank sinatra had connections with the mafia and all these nightclubs were owned by the mob. >> you didn't want to make those guys that he was to it vegas, the story of since it's in 98 ten on cnn >> america's hospitals have been pushed to the brink. i've broken supply chains, workforce s

grammy nomination, all that. connect out her tour dates -- >> anne wilson official.com.ered from if start to finish. i'll be at a diner in allen, texas, on tuesday morning. join me on "fox & friends." and then at night, rachel and i will be pulling double duty for me, single duty for rachel maybe, i don't know what your day's like tuesday do -- rachel: i just have is nine kids, i'm not doing anything. pete: nothing else going on for rachel. she's going to be loafing all day until she joins pete and will -- will: you've got the fox nation if show on tuesday night. pete: fox nation, super tuesday, we've got you covered. we're your watch party. fire up your iphone or ipad and watch us on a second screen like watching with friends. bill: and real quick, triple duty, as it turns out, the will cain show noon on tuesday, rachel comes on, pete comes on, off the rails, catch us, youtube. rachel: and don't forget to catch from the if kitchen table, we're talking about why are christians supporting sexual trafficking through ngos, a great topic. check out from the kitchen table. wi

just last year, lizzo won the grammy for record of the year and a month ago, she was back on the grammyand then on the 17th of this month, she said she was teasing some of the best music of her career. so, why quit now? ♪ turn up the music ♪ >> reporter: this morning, lizzo taking the stand. ♪ i've got a feeling, i'm going to be all right ♪ >> reporter: the grammy award-winning singer and songwriter, making a career of her uplifting anthems. >> i decided to dedicate my life to making positive music. >> reporter: but now fans are wondering why the grammy winner has gone silent. ♪ you are, you are, you are so special ♪ >> reporter: for good. lizzo posting an emotional message on instagram writing in part, i'm getting tired of putting up with getting dragged by everyone in my life and on the internet. i'm starting to feel like the world doesn't want me in it. i didn't sign up for this. i quit. >> she's always been critically acclaimed, beloved by her fans. i think that it's such a huge moment that she's saying that she's potentially stepping away from the music industry. it's definitely a

i did a little snippet at the grammys.ery excited, it is a big energy performance, so we are going to have some fun. well, at the grammys you were on what i can only describe as a playground climbing frame that had come untethered in a hurricane and you were having to navigate over it. anything like that tonight? we have got some extra... some extreme sports. extreme sports? what are your warm—up stretches if you are doing training season? there is a lot of jumping up and down. i get limber, you know? there is a lot of travelling. i am going to say that. i understand. now, we have heard training season, before that we had houdini, that means there is a third dua lipa album imminent, i guess. when are we going to here more? very soon. are you going to announce it on stage like taylor swift? i am not going to announce it on stage, but you will be hearing from me very soon about it. i have to ask you about two of your, i am not going to call them rival nominees, fellow nominees tonight. raye and kylie minogue. tell me your th

the signs were all there, they were stetson is popping up everywhere, at the grammys, the oscars, onll. much anticipated, this album, did it deliver? you have had a listen. _ album, did it deliver? you have had a listen. the _ album, did it deliver? you have had a listen. the album - album, did it deliver? you have had a listen. the album just - had a listen. the album just came out an hour and 20 minutes ago here in the us at least and it is an hour and 18 minutes long so people are appreciating it for the first time, unless they heard the leg, and it is a lot to take in. it is very sprawling, 27 track lung and it is like a 27 course meal. i would say it really delivers. not all of it sounds as country is texas hold and did so people are expecting a whole album along those lines, people may be surprised. it goes in strange directions although it is acoustically based. i love and i think most of the fans will love it. do and i think most of the fans will love it.— and i think most of the fans will love it. do you think this is a case _ will love it. do you think this is a case of _ w

[ cheers and applause ] she is a nine-time grammy award winner and 2023 rock and roll hall of fame inducteeew album "evolution" is out tonight. sheryl crow is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to chat. she's going to perform for us. very excited about some upcoming shows. some stand-up shows friday, april 5th, royal oak, michigan. saturday, april 6th, philadelphia, pennsylvania. tickets are available at sethmeyers.com. moving on, everybody. just as he's drowning in legal bills and in desperate need of cash, donald trump's net worth has unexpectedly soared after his failed social media company went public in what experts are calling an unsustainable bubble that is divorced from the reality of the business. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: i don't need to tell you, donald trump needs cash and he needs it asap. the guy's been hawking bibles on tv like he's trying to raise money to go to jesus camp. [ light laughter ] the "new york times" reported this week that he spent more than $100 million on legal fees. now, i don't know

given the numbers in the grammys.think one of the key elements to her success as she does not get stuck in one genre. when she first started in the 90s and early to thousands it was r&b, it was pop and she is transition, she is shown us or rap music, house and dance music in that was act i and that act two is a completely different sound. i think even having this collaborations on there, people like dolly parton basically saying, i once you in this space and i want you to cover iconic songs such asjolene which she did on the album, that is what beyonce does so well. it on the album, that is what beyonce does so well-— does so well. it is big taking on jolene. does so well. it is big taking on jolene- it _ does so well. it is big taking on jolene- it is. — does so well. it is big taking on jolene. it is, no— does so well. it is big taking on jolene. it is, no pressure. - does so well. it is big taking on jolene. it is, no pressure. so . does so well. it is big taking on jolene. it is, no pressure. so it| does so well.

to your shelf. [ cheers and applause seven grammys?>> jimmy: -- for "i remember everything." >> yes >> jimmy: how -- how is that guy? >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: how is he? >> incredible. >> jimmy: yeah >> like, i'm such a fan. and it was so -- >> jimmy: me too >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's got a cool story. >> so -- yeah. >> jimmy: yeah and you guys sound great together >> thank you >> jimmy: hopefully we hear more of that you know, you're the first artist to win a grammy in the top four categories in country >> that's what they said >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> i'm like, "how is that possible?" >> jimmy: that's you, bud. >> i don't -- i didn't know that that was a thing. >> jimmy: you're kacey musgraves. yeah, you're - >> no. stop, stop, stop >> jimmy: no, that's who you are. >> stop, stop, stop. >> jimmy: and tonight -- "deeper well" is out at midnight tonight, we just said i got to say this 'cause maybe the audience saw me, i was smelling the album [ light laughter ] because you did something very cool you made -- the -- what's s

grammy nominated hip hop star fat joe was out the white house oh, but bringing attention to an issue, a confusing issue over the law and its enforcement when it comes to smoking week. we'll have that coming up. >> leaks slides, cia secrets maori plane, nali plane joe, or play lives were at stake? >> yes. my children, this is horrifying. united states of scandal with jake tapper. new episode sunday at nine on cnn. >> americans are doing their best >> to get by, but with an uncertainty economy and prices still rising budgets are stretched thin and washington's new capital regulation is another bill. americans can't afford. basel three end game will make loans, utilities, grocery is more expensive and make it harder to access credit. families, seniors, farmers, and small businesses are already struggling to make ends meet wash linkedin needs to scrap basel three and game and start over >> these bills are crazy >> she has no idea. she sitting on a goldmine. >> she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all were part of it to coventry for ca

now, if the song wins a grammy next year, her grandma marjorie would become the oldest winner of a grammy award. >> what a beautiful tribute to your grandma to bring her on the song. it's a great song. >> also, i haven't heard it. >> i've just heard a love song and she's kind of talking about seeing her man back in the day and, you know, working through the things. but really, really beautiful. so many people are having like the youngest or the oldest person in all these awards now. >> yeah, we just had john williams get nominated for the score of indiana jones at like 93. right. it's never too late. never too late. okay. finally, channing tatum weighing in on his future father in law's instagram selfie. >> how would you like for your father in law to look like this? danny? >> it'd be emasculating. yeah but he does. >> but that's lenny kravitz. oh, your father didn't look like that. >> if you're watching this, you are one handsome dude, just like lenny. that is lenny kravitz. >> and look at that snap. that is quite the physique there. >> yeah. so channing, he is 6060 something. >> i think

that was "stay high" from brittany's solo album, earned her all sorts of ways, including her fifth grammyyself listening and not singing because that's a great you are. i'm going to be sitting down with britney later in the hour but now i'm going to introduce you to a woman who went to -- everything from her close to her home decor may even her makeup brushes are yellow. let's welcome emma london. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

the seven-time grammy winner is celebrating with us and her many fans. a can't miss live concert today, march 15th, 2024. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. good to see you today, a friday morning. this is not any friday. >> no. >> this is a kacey musgraves kind of friday. the people have spoken. they have here. they are listening to sound break. >> yes. >> it will be a really great morning, y'all. they were lined up 6 all the way around, so we'll have a packed house. but we will start with that breaking news overnight. a tornado outbreak across the west and parts of the south. >> in all, there have been reports of at least 8 tornadoes touching down there in ohio. also in indiana and texas as well. meanwhile, out west the rockies hit with a major snowstorm, several feet just days before trees here. if our camera moves down, you can see there is a vehicle over there that has been flipped over. one area hospital says it has received 39 people for treatment in a commu

he's a grammy nominated artist with a 66 annual grammy award featured on five seasons and toured withwelcome, princess paul! [cheers and applause] >> good evening, try that again. good evening. >> good evening. >> speaker: i'm princess paul, i represent oakland california. >> yay! my town. sorry. >> i am the son of darlene powell, husband to sria pa we will, father to justin, to here and a nia and shy. i have a podcast called all black may need therapy which is currently being listened to in over 152 countries in this world and as she said, my most resent accomplishment being from oakland california, i'm now 2024, grammy nominated artist. [cheers and applause] when i leave here, i'm going to get in my car, i'm going to drive back home to dublin california, where my kid can ride their bicycles and play at the park with absolutely no worries in the world but the truth is, when i leave here, i've got to make it home. because i'm a black man in america. and that means something. being a black man in america, means being my brother's keeper. being a black man in america means being my brot

plus, you just saw him, he's a a four-time grammy winner.e electric light" is out may 24th, lenny kravitz is here tonight! [ cheers and applause "blue electric light!" [ cheers and applause we'll be talking to lenny, and then performing -- he's gonna perform later in the show and just rock everyone's socks off just gonna - [ scattered cheers ] yeah everybody leaving here with no socks. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yes, he guarantees that >> steve: are you going to be selling socks outside? >> jimmy: no, they're giving 'em away for free, man >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: just recycle them. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what it's all about uh, guys, sometimes it can be hard to say goodbye, but sometimes you have to. and there are a few things i'd like to say goodbye to right now. it's time for "go on, git! [ cheers and applause ♪ go on git go on gi go on go on go on git ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: go on, git, waiters who don't write down my order. i'm already hungry, and now you're making me nervous now i'm -- now i'm hervous [ lig

he's a grammy nominated artist with a 66 annual grammy award featured on five seasons and toured withwelcome, princess paul! [cheers and applause] >> good evening, try that again. good evening. >> good evening. >> speaker: i'm princess paul, i represent oakland california. >> yay! my town. sorry. >> i am the son of darlene powell, husband to sria pa we will, father to justin, to here and a nia and shy. i have a podcast called al black may need therapy which is currently being listened to in over 152 countries in this world and as she said, my most resent accomplishment being from oakland california, i'm now 2024, grammy nominated artist. [cheers and applause] when i leave here, i'm going to get in my car, i'm going to drive back home to dublin california, where my kid can ride their bicycles and play at the park with absolutely no worries in the world but the truth is, when i leave here, i've got to make it home. because i'm a black man in america. and that means something. being a black man in america, means being my brother's keeper. being a black man in america means being my broth

so happy to have him back. [ cheers and applause she's a grammy-winning artist, actor, and composer youom broadway's "waitress" and "into the woods. she's one of the stars of "girls5eva," which has its season three premiere on netflix this week. sara bareilles is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applause and he's one of our favorite comedians, an actor who is currently on his "hecklers welcome" stand-up tour he's performing at the beacon theater here in new york city tomorrow night james acaster is on the show [ cheers and applause new podcast. new episode of "family trips" with patton oswalt give that a listen also, i've got some stand-up coming up in april in royal oak, michigan, on april 5th and philadelphia, pennsylvania, on april 6th. [ cheers and applause tickets at sethmeyers.com. moving on, everybody, last night something big happened no easy way to say it. my oldest son asked me a question every parent gets asked at some point. i think you know what i'm talking about. he came up to me, tugged me on the sleeve and said, "papa, do all amphibians migrate between wet and d

you've performed it already at the grammys, in what i can only describe as...un. well, at the grammys, you were on what i can only describe as a playground climbing frame that had come untethered in a hurricane and you were having to navigate over it. anything like that tonight? we've got some extras, some extreme sports. extreme sports! what are your warm up stretches if you are doing training season? there is a lot of jumping up and down. i've got to get limber, you know, there is a lot of travelling, i'm going to say that. i understand. now, we have heard training season. before that, we heard houdini. that means there is third dua lipa album imminent, i guess. when are we going to hear more? very soon. are you going to announce it on stage, like taylor swift? i'm not going to announce it on stage but you will be hearing from me very soon about it. and this is an incredible outfit. thank you so much. long, leather dress. thank you, thank you, this is a custom versace dress that donatella made for me. we are very close, and so i feel very lucky to wear one of

ago when i was a nominee in this time, i just was just another singer at the grammys. but i met all these new artists who i was very impressed to me. i was very happy to see all these people. i really enjoyed it, which i had done back in the past. i wasn't comfortable with competition between musicians whose number one, who's number two, who is going to win the grammy? it was kind of uncomfortable this time. i enjoyed it was a new experience for me. so this is all kind of new again, everything that was all new again man, i love that. it's hoping for scenes from >> italian restaurant part two. you can catch the full interview on fareed zakaria gps today at 10:00 a.m. and 01:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now >> good morning to you. welcome to cnn this morning it is sunday, march 3. hi, everyone. i'm jessica dean, and i'm danny freeman, victor blackwell, and amara walker are off this morning to begin with donald trump racking up more gop primary wins, but nikki haley, she isn't backing down. we'll have more on her strate

- were shot she should not win big at the grammys, she will do next year.temperatures have been on the rise, but we're paying for it because it's another fairly cloudy day for many of us with outbreaks of rain, too. this is the picture in bedfordshire. we have had some spells of hazy sunshine in the south and the east, but really through the rest of today, showery rain affecting much of the uk. but it is certainly feeling mild, particularly in the south. that's down to the fact that we've got the air coming in from the southwest, this warm front sitting across parts that's down to the fact that we've got the air coming in from the southwest, this warm front sitting across parts of scotland in particular. a cold front does follow on behind, so something a little cooler and showery later in the day, particularly out towards the west. but we could see 16, possibly 17 degrees in the warmest spots across parts of eastern england, butjust single figures across scotland. and that's because we're sitting in the slightly cooler air and more persistent rain here acro

the brit awards was established in 1977 and is considered the british equivalent of the american grammyshe brit awards, and then we will compare it with who will receive the grammy and then we will discuss where someone was given something and where someone was not given something. well, we conclude that the singer is just... in 1863 in moscow under the name alekseev. the alekseevs were hereditary manufacturers and had nothing to do with the theater. the only exception was konstantin’s grandmother, the french actress marie varley. konstantin stanislavsky never communicated with her, but he was sure that his passion for theater came from his grandmother. the parents of the future director were rich people and paid great attention to all their children. seeing my son's interest in '. they built a home theater for the boy, which they called the alekseevsky circle. konstantin sergeevich lived with his parents until he was 40, successfully continuing his father’s factory business, and in the evenings stanislavsky played the different amateur scenes. in 1898 , stanislavsky, together with theat

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i mean, even mickey guyton after winning a grammy said she still wasn't getting played on country radiong now though. >> spotify said yesterday "cowboy carter" is now the most streamed 24-hour music at all this year. >> janai: yes, yes, so we'll see. >> gio: will ganss by the way. >> i heard beyonce was the topic of conversation. >> trevor: he brought his own chair. >> janai: he said, janai, i'm stealing your outfit. >> i was inspired. janai norman wore a green suit, so i did too. >> trevor: now that we have you here, will, let's do the group chat talking about all that stuff. beyond beyonce, the five minutes you're not talking about beyonce, first up there's a new wordle. a replacement for it. >> watch out, wordle. there is a new gaming obsession blowing up the group chat these days. and it is connections, you guys. it's also from "the new york times." second most popular game there surpassing the crossword and spelling bee. google searches for connections is up 2,000%. the game is all about categorizing 16 seemingly random words into groups of four, groups of four but the categories c

dolly also congratulated the grammy winner after texas hold em hit number one on the billboard countryywhere march 29th. just two more weeks to go. >> on a roll. following a loft headlines including new concerns about quality control at boeing. new york times reports the company's failed 33 of the 89 audits the faa conducted after a door panel blew off on that alaska airlines plane in january. boeing responded saying we continue to implement immediate changes and develop an action plan to strengthen safety and quality with transparency at every turn. >>> christopher wray is raising alarms about a range of threats from the southern border. wray and other intelligence officials testified at a hearing yesterday. he said many dangerous people have crossed into the united states with potential ties to terror groups. he also said drug trafficking especially fentanyl is a major concern. we also have breaking news overnight on the crisis in haiti. news reports say that the prime minister of haiti will resign responding to gangs attempting to overthrow the government. >>> two more colleges are

kaiser permanente. >> stephen: he is the winner of three grammy awards this year, including best rapre bird ♪ from the curb ♪ ♪ i done had to work it ♪ ♪ like a square ♪ ♪ and had to serve ♪ ♪ i'm listenin' to b.i.g. ♪ ♪ and dre ♪ ♪ and crumblin' on herb ♪ ♪ i'm pushin' down mlk ♪ ♪ with a quarter pound of herb ♪ ♪ passin' through the temp ♪ ♪ i say a prayer ♪ ♪ for fallen soldiers ♪ ♪ rest in peace to bruce ♪ ♪ and may god be with dg yola ♪ ♪ god bless the dead ♪ ♪ that's for boonk ♪ ♪ that's for v ♪ ♪ and god protect the livin' ♪ ♪ that's for me ♪ ♪ and that's for sweet ♪ ♪ we done made it up from ♪ ♪ shorties sippin' forties ♪ ♪ livin' lawless ♪ ♪ finna flame ♪ ♪ diamond flawless ♪ ♪ and i fault this ♪ ♪ thank the lord i ain't ♪ ♪ a junkie, ain't an alcoholic ♪ ♪ the pride of atlanta ♪ ♪ michael render ♪ ♪ studied ballin' ♪ ♪ bring out the champagne ♪ ♪ roll up an airplane ♪ ♪ life is a rare thing ♪ ♪ life is a rare thing ♪ ♪ we rise, we fall ♪ ♪ even when back to wall ♪ ♪ i find a way i can maintain ♪ ♪ find a way i can maintain ♪ ♪ treat mlk like ♪ ♪ my memory lane ♪ ♪ ain't no

he is a grammy-winning artist and emmy-nominated actor who stars in the new series, "palm royale," whichaming march 20th on apple tv plus. ricky martin is here tonight [ cheers and applause come on. stud >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he is a very funny comedian, who you know from "saturday night live," which is all new this weekend with host, josh brolin, and musical guest, ariana grande. marcello hernandez is joining us >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: funny guy. >> steve: love that dude >> jimmy: and we've got great music from manuel turizo and yandel [ cheers and applause "mamasota. guys, it is time to play "who said it? here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ tonight sho who said it ♪ ♪ tonight sho who said it ♪ >> jimmy: all right. all right, here's how it works i'm going to show you -- i'm going to show you a real quote and it's up to you to decide who said it. and tonight, we're looking at quotes that could have been said by either donald trump or a cartoon character. [ light laughter ] everyone have their clicker? you can use those to vote. higgins, roots, you guys ha

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the grammy-winning artist with a brand-new over the top most wanted tour with shows at chase tonight and tomorrow. >> time to unite nicki minaj kicking off her 2024 pink friday 2 world tour , [appla use] drew barrymore: [indistinct chatter] i loved it. ok, everybody. hi. welcome to the show. i recently got to do a sit-down conversation. i don't even like to say interview because it just feels like two people connecting. she is-- well, she's reba, and it makes all the sense in the world when you're talking to her why she's reba. she definitely has a presence. let's check it out, everybody. are you ready? all right. here we go. reba mcentire.

. ♪ she's got a pulitzer prize, a couple grammys.anjo, wasn't always something she felt comfortable around growing up in north carolina. >> i got exposed to the banjo as a child, as everyone -- you know, i would have seen "the beverly hillbillies." i still felt like, as a person of color, that i had to kind of ask for permission to go into this, what i had been told was this sort of unassailable white, appalachian, mountain tradition that was kind of a monolithic tradition. >> reporter: but that tradition changed once she learned the roots of those strings. >> finding out that the banjo was an african-derived instrument invented by people in the caribbean, african diaspora, enslaved people -- blew my mind. and i was like, it lit this fire in me. i was kind of like, can i come into this music? i really like it, you know? then i learned the history, and i was like, give to it me! this is mine too, this is everybody's. >> reporter: we caught up with giddens before her sold-out show at the beacon theater in new york city. ♪ the renaissan

he's made grammy-winning things about music. about a guy he found, a piano player, named tonorio who was one of the pioneers and greats of brazilian jazz in the '50s and '60s. put out some albums. was influenced by thelonious monk and bill evans and duke ellington. the beats are this new kind of samba they're doing -- >> jimmy: really popular in american culture at that time? >> my parents would go on cruises and take dance lessons. "the girl from ipanema" and lyrics by vinicius de moraes is the second-most-recorded song last century. >> jimmy: is that right? behind "yesterday" by the beatles. he talked to people for the last 20 years and found out about this piano player, discovered how great he was. what got people talking. recorded them. then he was on a gig in '76 in argentina where there was, for a couple of years, a military dictatorship. they disappeared 35,000 people during that time. and this guy, after a gig with vinicius de moreas, went 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, went for a sandwich, got picked up by the people, got t

don't know duane wants to be called duane wickett pickett so, you might find your way as -- to the grammys. 1 [laughter] >> vice president of clean hydrogen marketconstellation. he is working atellation to develop their participation in clean energyetplace initiatives. his mission is to help customers and communities meet their deca combat if you will, thet take place by switching to the use of clean hyd you michigan -- university of michigan wolverines, don't get mad. duane graduated fhonors from the ohio state university. [applause] >> he is a proud buckeye but today, he is in urban league her. entlemen, duane pickett. [applause] >> all right. i do hope up a little bit, introducing me as a a introduce the former governor of michigan. [laughter] >> we hope she didn't hear any of that. let'set back to our remarks. i appreciate your comments this morning. i welcome your challenge, the challenge of all of bringing the opportunity to the table especially for black americans.the constellation is one of the leading clea companies. we are accelerating that path. we are doing it while also creati

♪ ya, ya, ya, ya ♪ ♪ ya, ya, ya, ya ♪ >> reporter: the 32-time grammy winner overnight dropping her eighthm, "cowboy carter." ♪ can you hear me ♪ >> reporter: a sweeping exploration of country sound and the genres at the heart of american music. >> genres are a funny little concept, aren't they? >> reporter: the album features some of country's biggest names, willie nelson, pioneering black artist linda martell, and country music queen, dolly parton. >> hey, miss honeybey, it's dolly p. >> reporter: who introduces beyonce's version of the iconic hit, "jolene." ♪ jolene, jolene, jolene, jolene ♪ >> reporter: dolly posting, wow, i just heard "jolene." beyonce is giving that girl some trouble, and she deserves it. beyonce, a texas native with louisiana roots, putting her powerful mark on a genre that was built by black artists but hasn't always embraced them back. the track list artwork seeming to reference the chitlin circuit, a network of venues where black musicians could safely perform during the jim crow era. beyonce herself writing, the criticisms i faced when i first entered this genre

>> jimmy: all right, elmo, and your partner this evening is the host of nbc's "tonight show" and grammy[ cheers and applause thank you, i'm really proud of that, that was nice of you to say. >> steve: oh, you won a grammy, that's great >> jimmy: you didn't have -- you didn't have to say that. >> steve: i did. it was on the card >> jimmy: all right, well. [ light laughter ] >> steve: all right, your first opponent is a legendary member of the roots crew. let's say hello to tariq trotter! come on. ♪ [ cheers and applause and his partner, who also lives on sesame street and loves cookies, give it up for cookie monster >> jimmy: come on! ♪ [ cheers and applause >> hi, hello hi, hi >> jimmy: elmo and cookie monster >> yeah. >> steve: all right, ready, the rules of the game are very simple i'll give each of you a password - >> mm-hm >> jimmy: and then you'll give a one-word clue, one word only - >> one >> one >> steve: to get your partner to guess the password. >> password. >> steve: the team with the most points after four rounds - >> four. >> steve: -- wins. >> four, okay. >> steve: you got