Sure, more traditional pop artists like Katy Perry, Carly Rae Jepsen and Rihanna were nominated, but the Grammys 2013 winners leaned toward alternative music.

In addition to (slightly) more unsavory things, seeing Britney Spears and Skrillex might soon be added to the long list of what happens in Vegas.

Artists looking to emulate Janet Jackson’s infamous Super Bowl nip slip, Pink’s body-bearing get-up at the 2010 Grammys or finally taking their snazzy new thong out for a spin will have to look for something a little more conservative to wear at this year’s Grammys.

Remember that soaring moment when Beyoncé took out her earpiece right in the middle of singing the national anthem during President Barack Obama’s inauguration? Well, it turns out she didn’t need it.

During the private inauguration concert at the Hamilton Live Theater, Lupe Fiasco performed an antiwar song, and as a result, was asked to leave the sage.

Only time with tell if Justin Timberlake brought the sexy back with his comeback single, “Suit & Tie,” but he did bring the sales.

Who is your favorite Backstreet Boy?

It was the question that made — or utterly destroyed — friendships in the late ’90s. And if Backstreet Boy A.J. McLean had just answered his phone, one of the potential answers could have been Ryan Gosling.

Even though a Jan. 12 remix of Frank Ocean’s “Pink Matter” featured the legendary duo of André 3000 and Big Boi, the former clarified today that it was not an OutKast reunion.

After a eight-year hiatus, Destiny’s Child has released its first single since 2004: “Nuclear.” The track will be featured on the group’s recently announced album, “Love Songs,” set to be released on Jan. 29.

Here are 10 pop(ish) albums that I’m excited for, with releases by pop staples like Katy Perry, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and yes, even Cher.