Author: Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY

Lady Gaga gave a rousing and theatrical rendition of the national anthem at President Joe Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday.

Music’s biggest awards show had been set for Jan. 31. Now, amid a COVID-19 spike in California, the Recording Academy has set a March 14 date.

Timothée Chalamet showed his support for “Dune” production company Legendary Entertainment while hosting “Saturday Night Live” this weekend.

“Call Me By Your Name” breakout Timothée Chalamet charmed hosting “Saturday Night Live,” playing Harry Styles and an angsty coronavirus molecule.

Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell, who died in 2017, has a new posthumous album out Friday, featuring covers of Janis Joplin, Prince and more.

Beyoncé and Taylor Swift lead the nominees for the 2021 Grammy Awards, but major stars including The Weeknd and Bob Dylan were totally shut out.

During Sunday’s American Music Awards, Taylor Swift won the top prize and Katy Perry appeared on stage for the first time since giving birth.

Rock legends AC/DC are back with a new album (“Power Up”) and single (“Shot in the Dark”), paying tribute to late co-founder Malcolm Young.

Van Halen co-founder Eddie Van Halen died Tuesday of cancer. He was 65.

Metallica headlined a virtual concert broadcast at more than 300 outdoor theaters nationwide Saturday as part of the Encore drive-in concert series.