Li'l Wayne

February 9, 2009 at 6:25am PST

Tags: awards, Dave Grohl, Grammys, Jennifer Hudson, John Mayer, Jonas Brothers, Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry, Li'l Wayne, Miley Cyrus, Natalie Cole, Paul McCartney, Radiohead, Robin Thicke, Stevie Wonder, T.I., Taylor Swift, USC Marching Band, Whitney Houston

Photos: Grammy.com

Last night’s Grammys was a mix of good (T.I. and JT bringing all that baby daddy goodness to one performance), the bad (when is Katy Perry’s fifteen minutes of one-hit wonderfulness going to be up?) and the ugly (Natalie Cole, we need to talk).

U2 kicks things off with “Get On Your Boots” accompanied by a jumbotron with their lyrics. “It’s Karaoke. Alright!” our friend Natalie enthuses. We lack her keenness. The Edge is still jamming but the boys aren’t in Joshua Tree anymore. They’re starting to really show their age.

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