So in summary of the 2008 Grammy Award presentation tonight, here’s a list of my thoughts on the top 10 Grammy moments.

10 - Coldplay apologizes to Sir Paul McCartney while accepting their award for “Song of the Year” for wearing outfits blatantly inspired by The Beatles Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

9 - blink182 appear on-stage together for the first time as a trio since 2004, and officially announce their reunion as a group - as Travis Barker confirms “blink182 is back!”

8 - Both T.I. and Lil’ Wayne contend for best white R&Pop artist collaborations with Justin Timberlake backing Tip (for “Dead and Gone”) and Robin Thicke joining Weezy for his New Orleans-inspired performance of “Tie Me Down”.� The winner? Wayne� - but not by much.� Both were incredible.

7 - A healthy-looking Natalie Cole hits the stage to present the award Record of the Year, after a well-publicized battle with Hepatitis C that hospitalized the daughter of a legend earlier last year - still awaiting a kidney transplant.

6 - Youngest Jonas Brother Nick forgets the lyrics to Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition”, but doesn’t let it affect his confidence, and continues to gyrate and hammer the guitar within a foot of the legendary singer (who moments before sung the chorus to their smash “Burnin’ Up” - weird).

5 - A very very pregnant M.I.A. performs alongside hip hop’s leading men Kanye West, T.I., Jay-Z, and Lil’ Wayne for the “rap pack”’s performance of� “Swagga Like Us” (from T.I.’s� nominated “Paper Trail”).

4 - It became obvious that the Recording Academy has a vendetta against 2/3 heterosexual virginity-pledged boy bands when scorned exes Miley Cyrus (who dated Nick Jonas) and Taylor Swift (who dated Joe Jonas) performed a duet of� “15″ (packing a swift kick to the nuts with lyrics like “when you’re 15 and someone tells you they love you, you’re gonna believe them.”

3 - Paul McCartney shows a packed house that the spirit that revolutionized contemporary music - that of The Beatles, is still alive and kicking, after performing a rousing version of “I Saw Her Standing There”. Nostalgia at its finest!

2 - Whitney Houston opens the show to present the award for Best R&B Album looking better than she has in years, speaking in a voice comfortingly-hoarse from performing at Clive Davis’s pre-Grammy bash (officially ushering in her comeback) just hours prior.

1 - Jennifer Hudson performs “You Pulled Me Through” backed by a beautiful choir, and breaks down at the end, an obvious reference thanking those who supported her just last year when her mother, brother, and nephew were murdered.� Sine her performance of the National Anthem at the Super Bowl was pre-recorded, we witnessed her first live performance since the tragedies - an event so emotional it even had botox queen Nicole Kidman weeping (I love audience cut-away shots!)

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