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Hip Hop Artists Get Major Grammy Nods
Chris Brown And Indonesian Superstar Agnez Mo Are A Couple?
Chris Brown has kept things quieter in the public eye when it comes to his love life since his much publicized bad breakups.
However, according to re- cent reports, the 28-year-old Virginia native has sparked rumors that he may be dating 31-year-old Indonesian pop superstar, Agnez Mo.
In the past few days, Breezy has posted a few photos to Instagram of the two in the studio. He looks happier than ever and is seen sporting a big smile while placing his face beside Agnez’s.
Both Chris and Agnez put up the photos on Insta- gram, implying that they are working on some new music together.
Agnez Mo is a 31-year- old international superstar sensation from Indonesia, and is currently the richest celebrity in the country.
Like Chis Brown, she has
Chris Brown and the richest celebrity in Indonesia, Agnez Mo have posted cozy photos on social media.
been working in the enter- tainment and music industry since she was young. She was 6 years old, when she started her career by recording chil- dren's albums.
The coveted Album Of The Year category for the 60th Annual Grammy Awards in- cludes three Hip Hop repre- sentatives.
Kendrick Lamar (DAMN), Jay-Z (4:44), and Donald Glover ("Awaken, My Love!") all earned spots alongside Lorde (Melo- drama) and Bruno Mars (24K Magic).
In addition, Gambino's "Redbone," Jay's "The Story of O.J.," and Kendrick's "HUMBLE" are competing for the Record Of The Year.
"4:44" by Jay-Z is up for Song Of The Year with Logic's "1-800-273-8255" and Bruno Mars' "That's What I Like."
The Best New Artist list also has a Hip Hop act. Lil Uzi Vert joins Alessia Cara, Khalid, Julia Michaels, and SZA.
Uzi is also up for a tro- phy in the Best Rap Per- formance category for his contribution to Migos' "Bad and Boujee." The other nominees are Big Sean's
JAY-Z is nominated for 8 awards, Kendrick Lamar gets 7 nods, and Donald Glover, aka Childish Gambino gets 5 nods. All nomi- nated in major categories.
"Bounce Back," Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow," Jay-Z's "4:44," and Kendrick Lamar's "HUMBLE."
"Bodak Yellow," "HUM- BLE," and "The Story of O.J." are up for Best Rap Song along with Danger Mouse, Big Boi, and Run the Jewels' "Chase Me" as well as Rapsody's "Sassy."
Childish Gambino was also recognized in the Best Urban Contemporary Album ("Awaken, My Love!"), Best R&B Song
("Redbone") and Best Tradi- tional R&B Performance ("RedBone") categories.
Jay-Z goes into Grammy night with the most nomina- tions with 8. Kendrick Lamar's 7 total nods fol- lows right behind the Hip Hop legend. Bruno Mars earned six noms. Gam- bino, Khalid, and No I.D. each netted five.
To see the full list of nom- inees for the 60th Annual Grammy Awards visit grammy.com
Courtney Vance To Portray Bank Robbery Mastermind Armand Moore In FX Movie
Courtney B. Vance and his “The People vs. O.J. Simp- son: American Crime Story” director Anthony Heming- way are back together at FX again with writer Dwayne Johnson-Cochran for the drama “Heist 88,” reports Deadline.
Vance is set to star in the project based on the true story of convicted swindler Armand Moore, who, in 1988, persuaded four young, African-American employees of First National Bank of Chicago to steal $70 million via a sophisticated take down of the banking wire system.
Vance will play Moore in the crime drama.
Vance won an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series and a Critics’ Choice Award among other honors for his portrayal of Johnnie Cochran in FX’s The “People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story.”
He recently co-starred in DreamWorks’ “Office Christ- mas Party,” in Universal’s
Courtney Vance to portray Armand Moore in FX Movie, Heist 88.
“The Mummy”; and opposite Oprah Winfrey in HBO Films “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.”
Vance will next voice Wes Anderson’s Fox Searchlight animated film, “Isle of Dogs.”
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