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The Grammy awards were all about what the stars weren’t wearing

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03.02.2026

To warm us up a little — we had the 68th hammy Grammys.

This smart-ass version of “gramophone” began 1959. Beverly Hilton Hotel. Mort Sahl, emcee. Awardees: Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, Henry Mancini. The big hit — Louis Prima, Keely Smith and “That Old Black Magic.”

Sunday’s Grammyites flashed whatever they could unzip. Lady Gaga once showed as an egg. Years ago, Annie Lennox schlepped in as Minnie Mouse. Nobody missed a beat or a boob.

The biggie? Bad Bunny. That’s his name. Only wheelchairs are re-thinking maybe Bing Crosby, Mel Tormé, Frank Sinatra. The world’s gotten younger, freakier, dustier. Don’t look to join in and hum something. Just put on your warped old dusty round 78 disc and........

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