Grammy Thread

[Michigan Girl]

I'm not a fan of the rap crap at all, but I support my home boys ...love that ^^^(see page 1)and a few others
of the M....&M!!

[bluejeangirl76]

I watched for a short while. Once I saw the thing with Bieber and Will Smith's kid, and then Will jumping up in the audience yelling "That's MY baby!!" I was like, "this is not the Grammys" and moved on to a different program. I did like the Muse performance though.

[Deb]

Even though I'm not a fan of either Beiber's or Drake's music, it's good to see two Canadian kids doing so well.
Aww, saw on the red carpet, both brought their mamas to the awards.

[bluejeangirl76]

Even though I'm not a fan of either Beiber's or Drake's music, it's good to see two Canadian kids doing so well. Aww, saw on the red carpet, both brought their mamas to the awards.

Well, Bieber has to bring mama, doesn't he, so he doesn't get busted for curfew?

[Deb]

Even though I'm not a fan of either Beiber's or Drake's music, it's good to see two Canadian kids doing so well. Aww, saw on the red carpet, both brought their mamas to the awards.

Well, Bieber has to bring mama, doesn't he, so he doesn't get busted for curfew?

LOL, true dat.

[Deb]

I actually quite liked that performance of Bruno Mar's too. Kid's got some soul, kind of a 60s doo-wap motown performance in black&white, around the 2:00 mark..........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz_INUGCseM

[Arkansas]

MUSE is an awesome band. Been listening to a recent album where they do a little Queen homage. They're fantastic. Maybe Journey oughta consider them as a touring partner.


later~

[brandonx76]

Wow - apparently this reporter may have had a stroke covering the grammys

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkYS8DXc ... r_embedded

Update - according to a twitter account with her name, she did not have a stroke, just nerves...should be 'ok' to laugh....

[Rick]

Wow - apparently this reporter may have had a stroke covering the grammys

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkYS8DXc ... r_embedded

Update - according to a twitter account with her name, she did not have a stroke, just nerves...should be 'ok' to laugh....

Good lord. That's one hell of a case of nerves. She uttered total nonsense the whole time.

[brandonx76]

Updated link - I dunno, maybe this was a stroke...

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/repo ... v-12912897

[Melissa]

Updated link - I dunno, maybe this was a stroke...

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/repo ... v-12912897

Very possible. That was not just nerves, she was clearly having neuro issues in that she was trying to form words properly and it just wasn't working. Hopefully she's seeing a neurologist asap, if not already.

[brandonx76]

Updated link - I dunno, maybe this was a stroke...

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/repo ... v-12912897

Very possible. That was not just nerves, she was clearly having neuro issues in that she was trying to form words properly and it just wasn't working. Hopefully she's seeing a neurologist asap, if not already.

Reminds me of a House episode...

[hoagiepete]

Updated link - I dunno, maybe this was a stroke...

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/repo ... v-12912897

Very possible. That was not just nerves, she was clearly having neuro issues in that she was trying to form words properly and it just wasn't working. Hopefully she's seeing a neurologist asap, if not already.

A bad migraine can do that...lived it. Thought I was having a stroke. Scary shit. Fortunately I was not on live TV.

[conversationpc]

While it's cool that Iron Maiden won a Grammy, I still can't believe I was ever interested in that glitzy, meaningless show.

[Lula]

didn't watch it, but as i was driving downtown yesterday afternoon i saw the tents and red carpet stuff

[Deb]

Updated link - I dunno, maybe this was a stroke...

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/repo ... v-12912897

Very possible. That was not just nerves, she was clearly having neuro issues in that she was trying to form words properly and it just wasn't working. Hopefully she's seeing a neurologist asap, if not already.

Was thinking the same thing, something was going on there not just screwing up the words. I've read she went home after that feeling fine, but I would hope family or friends keep an eye or check up on her, could be precursor to a stroke or something, who knows. Freaky.

[Melissa]

Updated link - I dunno, maybe this was a stroke...

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/repo ... v-12912897

Very possible. That was not just nerves, she was clearly having neuro issues in that she was trying to form words properly and it just wasn't working. Hopefully she's seeing a neurologist asap, if not already.

Was thinking the same thing, something was going on there not just screwing up the words. I've read she went home after that feeling fine, but I would hope family or friends keep an eye or check up on her, could be precursor to a stroke or something, who knows. Freaky.

Yeah she should have definitely gotten checked out, because there's just no way from watching it that was just some fumbled words. You can clearly see her trying to think about her words, but they just weren't coming out right. Definitely a neuro issue of some sort there.

[Don]

CBS Reporter Serene Branson 'Terrified' After On-Air Complex Migraine


http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Wellness/c ... PNheadline


Serene Branson, the CBS Los Angeles television reporter who slurred her speech during an on-air live report after the Grammy Awards said as soon as she opened her mouth, she knew something was wrong.

"I was having trouble remembering the word for Grammy. I knew what I wanted to say, but I didn't have the words to say it," Branson said in an interview on CBS's Los Angeles affiliate station KCBS Thursday night.

During her post-Grammy report, her words became incomprehensible and she appeared worried.

Video of the incident soon went viral online and fueled theories and speculation on what really happened to her.

In her first interview since the incident, Branson, told KCBS that earlier in the day she started to get a really bad headache.

While sitting in the TV truck before her report, she noticed her notes looked unclear.

"I started to think the words on the page are blurry. And I could notice that my thoughts were not forming the way they normally do," she said.

When she delivered her report, she said she was aware that she wasn't making sense.

In the days after her on-air report, many were left wondering if she suffered a stroke. But her doctor says that was not the case.

Reporter Suffered From Complex Migraine

"Her description of the events is really entirely typical of complex migraine," said Dr. Andrew Charles, director of the Headache Research and Treatment Program in the UCLA Department of Neurology, who saw Branson Thursday morning.

A symptom of migraine aura is "dysphasic language dysfunction," in which people know what they want to say but they can't get the words out. This is similar to aphasia, which can signal a stroke or a tumor.

"Imaging studies ruled out other kinds of problems like a stroke or primary brain event," Charles said.

Like a stroke, a complex migraine can disturb blood flow in the brain. But the main event in a migraine is "a storm of brain activity" that causes "waves of change in brain function" that spread across the brain, Charles said.

"There are dramatic changes in blood flow, but in the case of migraine, the changes don't reach the point where they actually damage the brain," Charles said. "There are no residual effects."

"Most people are aware that they're not speaking coherently and it's frightening when people understand that they're not making sense," Charles said. "It is typical for people to be quite upset by the event."

"I was embarrassed, I was terrified and confused, confused – what had just happened?" said Branson.

Branson was examined shortly after the incident by paramedics on location. Her vital signs were normal and she was not hospitalized.

"The word stroke never came into my mind, but medical emergency was in my mind – something is medically going wrong. I can't feel my hand…can't feel my cheek," she said.

Although Branson said she'd never had a complex migraine before, she said her mother has experienced them.

"If it was the first time it happened to someone, it would be important to evaluate them urgently," Charles said. "In her case, I think part of it was that she was feeling back to normal and she did have an understanding, even though she was frightened, that this was something that might tend to run in her family."

During the interview on KCBS, Branson watched her report for the first time since it happened and said "it was shorter than it felt."

Branson also said it's evident by reviewing the tape that what she experienced was a medical emergency.

"I think it's clear from watching it that I was not drunk or on drugs as I heard…or that was reported out there. That's clear. It's clear I'm having a medical condition. I think what resonated for most people was the human crisis of it…," she said.

For now, Branson said she's eager to get back to work and ready to be telling the story and not be the story.

"If I can at least let people know that I am ok and talk about the issue and let people know that it is something serious, that it is a medical condition, then that's what I'd like to do," she said.

[Melissa]

I saw on the news where 3 different neurologists still think she had at least a TIA with the uneven facial movements, trying to form words and obviously thinking about it but couldn't, etc. Hopefully she will keep up visits with a neurologist because migraine or not, that could still be a prelude to something more serious happening, like a full CVA.

[hoagiepete]

As I mentioned earlier, I have these types of migraines and they are scary. First time it happened I thought I was having a stroke. Went to doctor for tests and they determined it was a migraine.

Confusing thing is the aura, which includes the trouble speaking, along with bright colored zig zagy lights and eventually large blind spots and tunnel vision, usually occurs BEFORE the actual headache kicks in...at least for me.

Don't wish this on anyone as it makes you feel like shit for a couple of days.