Juanes Accepted the Prize very Well

There were no surprises in the delivery of the 55th annual Grammy Awards. The theme We Are Young of the New York band FUN, was recognized as the Best Song of the Year, while the band Mumford & Sons received the award for Best Album of the year with his album Babel.

"Last year we lost all hope of winning because she (Adele) was nominated for everything," joked the member of the group Mumford & Sons on the British, who introduced the category in which he won in 2012.

The quartet beat two bands were also popular: the trio FUN, by Some Nights, and the indie rock band The Black Keys, El Camino.

The Australian Gotye, with its production Somebody That I Used to Know, was also one of the big winners, to win the prize for Best Recording. It also won the Best Performance in a duo or group pop, and best alternative music album with Making Mirrors.

The ceremony, held last night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, also awarded the Colombian Juanes, who took home the prize for Best Latin Pop Album The singer was one of the managers to close the evening with a tribute to Spanish and English for Elton John, playing the theme Your Song.

Among the winners of the night was also Adele, who took home the award for best pop solo performance, by Set Fire To The Rain. However, the members of The Black Keys were confirmed as the big winners of the evening with four golden gramophones, including Best Rock Performance by Lonely Boy.

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No Naked Celebrities Please

It might seem a joke, but the U.S. television network CBS has taken it completely seriously: to avoid any "malfunction" in the locker room who will participate in the Grammy Awards ceremony, warned that should not be seen "or buttocks, or breasts or nipples. "

The string sent to participating in the big event on Sunday an email with the title: "Advice on the standard practice of the locker room."

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The channel is concerned about the heavy fines imposed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) (FCC) whenever someone violates the regulations on indecency in the media.

The CBS has yet to be healing the wound of the fine of U.S. $ 550,000 which imposed the FCC in 2004 for that problem Costume - who does not remember the nipple (nipple, in English) of Janet Jackson? - During halftime of the XXXVIII Super Bowl, but the fine was appealed and eventually overturned after a lengthy legal dispute.

From that event, now known as Nipplegate, the FCC increased its fine of U.S. $ 27,500 to U.S. $ 325,000 for each violation of the regulations on indecency.

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"Please make sure that the buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered"

CBS

So now CBS is firm. And although his email (obtained by the website Deadline.com) has already been the subject of numerous jokes on social networks, reminds those who will participate in the ceremony if they are planning to wear a dress like Jennifer Lopez wearing model the Grammy ceremony in 2000, better think twice.

The "Advice on the standard costume and practice" says that "all the talent to appear on camera must adhere to the policy regarding the clothing brand".

"Please make sure that the buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered," says the document.

"The costumes with thongs are problematic. Please avoid exposing bare flesh under the curves of the buttocks and back stripe. Discovering the sides of the breasts and the curves below them is also problematic," he says.

Janet Jackson suffered a wardrobe malfunction in 2004 that led to a large fine for CBS.

"Please avoid sheer fabrics clothes that could potentially expose nipple of the female breast," instructs.

The message continues: "Please ensure that the genital area is adequately covered so that no skin exposure 'bristling'" (the latter word sparked a huge debate online about what exactly is meant by the brand with the word "puffy "English, not yet achieved clear up the mystery).

And there's a tip for those who usually appear on camera in these great ceremonies with ribbons or symbols causes:

"Please avoid commercial identification label products on their shirts. Foreign language on clothing must be approved in advance. OBSCENITY obscenity, or view partially in costume IS UNACCEPTABLE FOR TRANSMISSION" says the email (well, in case).

Fergie's dress standards would not pass the 55 Grammy Awards.

And no one is saved, "this also applies to members of the public who appear on camera," he says.

And finally, he says, "Chain requests to avoid any organized because it is spelled out in a visible talent in the locker room, this includes the lapel badges or any other form of attachment."

The brand calls "gently confirming" the receipt of these standards costume.

The Grammy Awards have always been an event "meaty" where celebrities often show daring and provocative dresses that hard times lead to more "conservative" as the Oscars.

Now, however, it is clear that there will be few surprises in the 55th. Grammy Awards ceremony to be held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

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