Today we have cancelled all of our Grammy-related events, including the Artist Showcase and After-Grammy Party and will redirect the resources that would have been used for those events to assist those affected by the wildfires.
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I think this is the right move - a toned down event that will still help stimulate the local economy especially when a lot of people in LA need money right about now, but with the purpose of helping the victims of the wildfires.
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While the loss of red carpet moments seems a superficial concern in a time of tragedy, the hard truth is that every one of those events means a day or more of lost pay for Hollywood’s gig workers, from security guards to caterers to florists to servers. https://t.co/3h0164ouhV
- Variety (@Variety) January 14, 2025
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But I wonder if celebs are maybe hesitant about showing up for a blitzy red carpet (and the pre- and after parties) with what's going on, in terms of them looking out of touch and it harming their reputations?
That being said, there's been some sort of major news story going on for the past few years and they usually don't mind showing up. But maybe this year because it's in the same city - and some of them have been directly affected - it feels different to them? idk
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