Top three political moments at the Grammys

Published February 11, 2019 5:06pm ET



Compared to past Grammy Awards, this year’s show felt as dull-vanilla as the Super Bowl. Women took center stage, with Alicia Keys hosting, Dolly Parton and Aretha Franklin receiving tributes, and Janelle Monae performing “Django Jane” (featuring the Eve Ensler-esque lyric, “Let the vagina have a monologue”).

Last year was supposedly “the year of the woman,” but the entertainment industry is still trying to coast on female empowerment as if constantly recognizing your “sisters” makes for an interesting awards show.

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