By far, the best performance at the 2011 Grammy Awards was "Forget You" by Grammy award winner Cee-Lo Green ft. Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow. The performance was comical, colorful and full of character. The song, originally "F*** You" is single released off of Cee-lo's album The Lady Killer, released a few months ago in 2010. It's a great song - if you take away the intentions of it - nevertheless, lately you know you have a hit on your hands if your song appears on the hit show, Glee. Some may have been surprised by Paltrow's musical abilities, but in a recent episode of Glee she not only proved that she's a good actress, but that she can too hold a note. So for those of you who thought the Grammys were a bit lackluster, I couldn't agree more, but this performance made me smile. Happy watching!
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eyeWatch: "Forget You"
By far, the best performance at the 2011 Grammy Awards was "Forget You" by Grammy award winner Cee-Lo Green ft. Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow. The performance was comical, colorful and full of character. The song, originally "F*** You" is single released off of Cee-lo's album The Lady Killer, released a few months ago in 2010. It's a great song - if you take away the intentions of it - nevertheless, lately you know you have a hit on your hands if your song appears on the hit show, Glee. Some may have been surprised by Paltrow's musical abilities, but in a recent episode of Glee she not only proved that she's a good actress, but that she can too hold a note. So for those of you who thought the Grammys were a bit lackluster, I couldn't agree more, but this performance made me smile. Happy watching!
Glee of the 2010 Emmy Awards
The 2010 Emmy Awards too place last night, and though Mad Men and Modern Family swept up awards, the most exciting part for me was the opening performance starring host, Jimmy Fallon, and the cast of GLEE (Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Chris Colfer and Amber Riley)! Glee's been a hit since season one - there's just something about the cast, the personalities, the music and oh - the fact that they can bring Tina Fey, Betty White, Jane Lynch, Joel McHale, Jore Garcia, Jon Ham, Nina Dobrev, Tim Gunn, and Randy Jackson together. The show itself was lackluster, but if you happened to miss the exciting part, check it out below. Happy watching!
Check out the winners:
COMEDY
Outstanding Comedy Series – Modern Family
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series – Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family
Outstanding Supporting Actress, Comedy Series – Jane Lynch, Glee
Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series – Neil Patrick Harris, Glee
Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series – Betty White, Saturday Night Live
Outstanding Directing for Comedy Series – Ryan Murphy, Glee
Outstanding Actor In A Comedy – Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory
Outstanding Actress In A Comedy – Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie
REALITY
Outstanding Reality Show Host – Jeff Probst
Outstanding Reality Show Competition – Top Chef
Outstanding Reality Program – Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution
DRAMA
Outstanding Drama – Mad Men
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama – Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama – Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife
Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series – John Lithgow, Dexter
Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series – Ann-Margret, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama – Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad
Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series – Steve Shill, Dexter
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series – Kyra Sedwick, The Closer
WRITING
Outstanding Writing For A Comedy Series – Modern Family, Steven Levitan, Christopher Lloyd, “Pilot”
Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series – Mad Men, Matthew Weiner, Erin Levy, “Shut The Door. Have A Sear”
Outstanding Writing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special – You Don’t Know Jack, Adam Mazer
Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Series – The Colbert Report
♥ t i f f a n y
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Continue Entry»COMEDY
Outstanding Comedy Series – Modern Family
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series – Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family
Outstanding Supporting Actress, Comedy Series – Jane Lynch, Glee
Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series – Neil Patrick Harris, Glee
Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series – Betty White, Saturday Night Live
Outstanding Directing for Comedy Series – Ryan Murphy, Glee
Outstanding Actor In A Comedy – Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory
Outstanding Actress In A Comedy – Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie
REALITY
Outstanding Reality Show Host – Jeff Probst
Outstanding Reality Show Competition – Top Chef
Outstanding Reality Program – Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution
DRAMA
Outstanding Drama – Mad Men
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama – Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama – Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife
Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series – John Lithgow, Dexter
Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series – Ann-Margret, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama – Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad
Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series – Steve Shill, Dexter
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series – Kyra Sedwick, The Closer
WRITING
Outstanding Writing For A Comedy Series – Modern Family, Steven Levitan, Christopher Lloyd, “Pilot”
Outstanding Writing For A Drama Series – Mad Men, Matthew Weiner, Erin Levy, “Shut The Door. Have A Sear”
Outstanding Writing For A Miniseries, Movie Or A Dramatic Special – You Don’t Know Jack, Adam Mazer
Outstanding Writing For A Variety, Music Or Comedy Series – The Colbert Report
♥ t i f f a n y
"Spread the love and live your life, while seeking to inspire and be inspired."
Proud supporter of The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
eyeApplaud: Emmy Nods
With the Emmy nominations announcements already a week old, I still can’t say for sure who will win the most awards.
HBO’s ‘The Pacific’ received the most numbers this year with 24 nominations.
Fox’s ‘Glee’ came in second with 19, and Amc’s ‘Madmen’ came in third with 17.
The 62nd annual event is scheduled to air on NBC August 29th with host Jimmy Fallon.
Other shows that made the top 10 were ‘Modern Family’, ‘Dancing with the Stars’, and ’30 Rock’.
Want to know if your favorite shows or celebs made the cut this year?
UrsTrulee,"Spread the love and live your life; while seeking to inspire and be inspired."
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