Macklemore

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' four Grammy wins on Sunday night (Jan. 26) were met with both praise and criticism. And although everyone had their opinions, especially regarding the duo's Best Rap Album win over Kendrick Lamar, Macklemore has finally stepped forward to clear the air.

Macklemore may have won four Grammy awards at Sunday night's (Jan. 26) ceremony, but the moment was a bittersweet one.

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis performed their marriage equality song 'Same Love' at the 2014 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday (Jan. 26). In a gesture of love and unity, the four-time Grammy-winning duo allowed 33 couples from different sexual orientations and backgrounds to get married during their performance.

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis were on a Grammy-high at the red carpet as the duo had already collected three awards before the official ceremony kicked off.  They revealed their excitement over the big honors.

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis won the first award of the night at the 2014 Grammy Awards. The Seattle duo nabbed the Best New Artist trophy during the live show Sunday night (Jan. 26).

Kendrick Lamar is up for seven Grammy nominations at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards this year and his main competition in the rap category is Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. But it's still all love between the two. The Compton MC showed up to the awards ceremony red carpet in a blue suit and revealed he's still rooting for the Seattle duo.

Before the big telecast of the 2014 Grammy Awards, many awards were handed out, among them were the rap categories. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis won three trophies.

When it comes to parties, it doesn’t get any bigger than Clive Davis’ annual pre-Grammy party. Last night (Jan. 25), a slew of entertainers attended the shindig in their most snazziest of attire.

Despite his seven nominations this year, Macklemore was almost omitted from the rap categories at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, according to a rumor published by New York Magazine.

For anyone who forgot to bring their iPhone on the bus, public transportation in New York City was made a little more fun recently by Macklemore. The rapper and producer Ryan Lewis took over a bus in the "City That Never Sleeps" for an impromptu performance of their hit 'Can't Hold Us.'