Grammys Betting Odds: Carrie Underwood
All ready to wrap up our four-day-long look at the nominees for the next month's Best Song Grammy? What do you mean you hadn't even noticed we were doing Grammys betting odds? You people make us sick. Anyway, before we start the real fun next week - so long as you can define Dancing On Ice as fun, which you really can't - let's wind things up with a look at the favourite to win the Grammy.
So here are the Best Song Grammys betting odds for Before He Cheats by
Carrie Underwood, with help from
Paddy Power...
Grammys Betting Odds: Rihanna & Amy Winehouse
Wish you could make some money on the results of the Grammys next month? You're in luck. Wish you could make enough money to buy the Grammys and destroy them right in front of
Steven Tyler's weeping face? Well, that'll be a little more difficult, but not impossible. Because this week we're letting you bet on the results of the Grammys Best Song category. Yes, all the nominees are universally awful, but this is to make you rich, not to stop you going deaf, OK?
So here are the Grammys betting odds for Umbrella by
Rihanna and Rehab by
Amy Winehouse, with help from
Paddy Power...
Grammys Betting Odds: Plain White T’s
The Grammys are coming, and this week we're letting you bet on who you think will win one of them, because we are kind souls with pure hearts. Anyway, although the Grammys are going to have the sort of
Tina Turner/ Michael Jackson-centric performances that'll have you leaning out of your window to check that it's not the mid-1980s, you can't make money from them. But you can make money from figuring out who'll win the Best Song award at this year's Grammy. Ready?
Good. Then here are the Grammys betting odds for Hey There Delilah by
Plain White T's, with help from
Paddy Power...
Grammys Betting Odds: Corinne Bailey Rae
Big Brother Celebrity Hijack is over - not that anyone's actually noticed - so what shall we focus our betting odds eye on now? Dancing On Ice? Sod off. We'll get round to giving you the Dancing On Ice betting odds next week once we've mentally prepared ourselves for the onslaught of sparkles and lifts and
Gareth Gates. But before then, for four days only, we're going to be looking at the Grammys - namely the Best Song category. Who'll win? We think we might have an idea.
So without any further ado, here are the Grammys betting odds for Like A Star by
Corinne Bailey Rae...
Beyonce & Tina Turner: The Grisly Grammy Duet
The good news is that the striking writers aren't going to picket the Grammy awards this year, meaning that the show can go on as normal - no, wait, is that the good or the bad news?
Because now that the writers won't be picketing, we'll all be free to witness the arse-numbing, life-sapping 52-hour marathon of back-slapping, lecturing and ill-thought-out musical collaborations that the Grammys have all but copyrighted.
And one of those ill-thought-out musical collaborations will be a frankly terrifying-sounding duet between Beyonce and Tina Turner. Hold us.
Amy Winehouse Gets A Load Of Grammy Nominations
Personally Amy Winehouse has had a terrible 2007, but professionally? Professionally Amy Winehouse is the new Mary J Blige.
The nominations for next year's Grammy awards have just been announced and, while Kanye West just edges her for the top spot with eight nods, Amy Winehouse has score a very respectable six Grammy nominations. And what must be heartening for Amy Winehouse is that the competition is extraordinarily weak this year, especially in the Most Toothless, Most Bleary, Most Witchlike and Most Supposedly Aggressive Husband categories.