Grammys 2026: The Herald’s picks for four top prizes
By Ann Gray Golpira, Talia LeVine and Manav Musunuru | January 30The Herald determined which artists deserve the coveted awards.
Arts & Culture Editor Ann Gray Golpira is a Section Editor covering Arts & Culture. She is from Norfolk, Virginia and plans on concentrating in both International and Public Affairs and Anthropology. Outside of The Herald, you can find her writing, recording and producing her original music.
The Herald determined which artists deserve the coveted awards.
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