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Judging by the number of albums she’s sold and all the Grammys she’s won, there’s more than a few of us out there who love listening to Adele. Of course,… More

All Jack Blankenship, a freshman at the University of Alabama, had to do was blow up his face making a bug-eyed frown and bring a picture of that to his school’s basketball games. Now he’s hanging out with the Roots on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.”

The TV audience for the Grammy Awards show soared to 39 million viewers on Sunday, fueled by the sudden death of Whitney Houston and the success of British singer Adele.

Sure, Adele, Tony Bennett and the Foo Fighters all won at the Grammys, but that absurd (and interminable) list of awards also featured some stars known better for their non-musical exploits.

Despite the sadness that hung over the Grammys Sunday night after the untimely death of Whitney Houston, there were still a number of high points during last night’s show. But there was no doubt that it was Adele’s night.

Soul singer Adele triumphed in her return to music’s stage on Sunday, scooping up six Grammys and winning every category in which she was nominated including album of the year for “21″ and best record with “Rolling In the Deep.”

The key races, the big names, the newcomers and the living legends: Your guide to who’s who and what’s what at this Sunday’s 54th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS.

The Grammys won’t be the only place where Adele’s voice will be making a comeback on Sunday.

NBC stayed pumped long after the Super Bowl wrapped up, with Jimmy Fallon’s special live Sunday edition of “Late Night” going all out for a post-game high. The special took… More

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform at the 2012 Grammy Awards, joining Adele, Paul McCartney, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj on the music show lineup.