TARAJI P. HENSON TO HOST THE “2020 AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS” – ABC and dick clark productions announced today that Oscar® and Emmy® nominated and Golden Globe®-winning actor, writer and producer Taraji P. Henson will host the “2020 American Music Awards” (AMAs) live on Sunday, Nov. 22 at 8:00 PM ET/PT, on ABC. In her AMA hosting debut, Henson will take the stage to usher in music’s hottest night of the year, which will feature dynamic performances and moments representing music’s vibrant community. – VIA press release
GMA Dove Awards 2020: Here are full winners list of 51st annual awards – The 51st Annual GMA Dove Award winners were reported today around evening time through overall transmission, which circulated only on TBN. Under the standard of “Carry The Change”, the show observed Gospel Music’s variety and advanced solidarity through powerful exhibitions and tributes. American Idol alum Lauren Daigle won Pop Contemporary Song of the Year for “Rescue” (written by Jason Ingram, Lauren Daigle, Paul Mabury) See full winners list – Broadcastcover.com
Gabby Barrett Is a Little Nervous About Performing at the 2020 CMAs Pregnant: ‘Baby’s Just Crushing Your Diaphragm’ – Gabby Barrett may have been performing since she was just 11 years old, but the former American Idol contestant and rising country superstar has never given a performance quite like the one she’s set to give when she takes the stage at the 2020 CMA Awards. For one thing, it’ll be her first time performing her hit debut single, “I Hope,” with pop star Charlie Puth, who remixed the song in April of 2020. That collaboration came together virtually — in fact, it all started when the two stars began chatting on Instagram, and Barrett found out that Puth was a fan. They’ve never actually shared a stage, or even met. “Hopefully it all goes well. I’m having a hard time breathing, being in the third trimester, and baby just crushing your diaphragm — you know, all the good things!” she adds with a laugh. “But I’m really excited and I think it’s gonna come together really well.” – Read more at Taste of Country
Cheryl Burke Hints at DWTS Retirement Following Recent Fall: ‘Time to Hang Up Those Shoes’ – On Monday’s episode of Barstool Sports’ Chicks in the Office podcast, the longtime Dancing with the Stars pro — who is still in the running for the Mirrorball Trophy alongside partner AJ McLean this season — hinted that she might be ready to check out of the competition in the near future. “My hips don’t lie, and I’m starting to get tendonitis. For a woman, as far as ballroom dancing competitively goes, normally in their 30s [they retire],” said Burke when asked how long she saw herself doing the show for, after first joining DWTS in 2006 and participating in 22 seasons since. “I’m 36, so it’s like, ‘Okay, time to hang up those shoes.’ ” – Read more at People
Ally Brooke On the Dark Side of Fame & More Bombshells From Her Candid Book
