The nine-track follow-up to Everybody Works comes after some major changes for the 25-year-old, including a move to the City of Angels and becoming sober.

The new exhibit features photographs of Michael Bublé, Sheryl Crow, Iggy Pop, RZA, Esperanza Spalding, Ringo Starr, and many more.

Longtime music writer Mike Greenblatt looks in-depth at the magic of the original Woodstock in his new book, Woodstock 50th Anniversary: Back to Yasgur’s Farm.

The ambassadors will serve as speakers at educational workshops, mentor aspiring music creators, donate ticket sales, auction items and more. The work of the ambassadors follows the foundation's mission of providing free vocational music industry training to aspiring young artists living in underserved communities.  

In July, the GRAMMY Museum awarded $200,000 to 15 recipients across the country working on research and preservation projects. Projects include work on archiving 960 audio reels belonging to Cajun and zydeco artists and research on how musical training affects complex memories. The GRAMMY Museum Presidents reveals details in a new interview.

The R&B singer recently caught up with the Recording Academy, sharing what it was like to get back in the studio with the groundbreaking '90s girl group, being dressed by Jermaine Dupri back in the day, her experience teaching at GRAMMY Camp and more.