Grammy Recap

The 2010 Grammys have come and gone and it was a star studded night. There was an excitement in the air, it seemed it was "The Year of The Woman" at the annual awards show. With most categories being dominated by Beyonce and Taylor Swift and a smashing opening performance by 2 of of the world's weirdest dressed b*tches, Lady Gaga and Lady Elton it was definitely "Ladies Night" at The Grammys. Beyonce took home 6 Grammys much to the joy of her husband, rapper Jay-Z, who himself took home the award for "Most Times on Camera During The Grammys". Taylor Swift, the country-pop starlet, who came away with 4 Grammys, vowed to celebrate by eating half of a hamburger and not vomiting it up in the bathroom. But the number of the night belonged to Pink, who sang while being spun around in a whore-sling above the crowd. At one point, Pink was dipped into a small pool of kerosene and was expected to be set aflame by a fiery arrow shot from Ted Nugent's crossbow. But due to time constraints, the fiery arrow was cut from the performance, leaving the highly flammable Pink to drip all over the crowd. The women were not alone for music's biggest night though. The Grammys also paid tribute to a pioneer in the music industry, Don Cornelius, by re-creating a whole episode of "Soul Train" in his honor. The tribute, which ran 2 hours in the middle of The Grammys, included performances by Jamie Foxx, The Black Eyed Peas, Eminem and Lil' Wayne featuring Drake featuring Rhianna featuring Timbaland and Neosporin. Tensions were high at one point in the evening though. Police were called to investigate a break-in and possible hate crimes. But the reports of some "strange lookin' white dudes" turned out to be The Zac Brown Band. Who still remain "strange lookin' white dudes" even after their Grammy win. Jay-Z went as far as to call them "those crackers with beards and fiddles". All and all, this year's Grammys were a success and you can hear all of The Grammy award winning songs and performances by purchasing "Kidz Bop17" now at http://www.kidzbop.com/.