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Cher misnamed Luther Vandross on stage while announcing the Record of the Year winner for Kendrick Lamar and SZA at the Grammys.
Kendrick Lamar acknowledged Luther Vandross during the moment, underscoring Vandross's lasting influence in R&B even as the Grammys celebrated a modern hit.
The incident sparked talks about credit, cueing, and how legacy connects older legends to current hits at major award shows.

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Cher announced Record of the Year for Kendrick Lamar and SZA, but mispronounced the name as 'Luther Grandross.'
The mistake did not change the outcome; Lamar and SZA won for their track tied to Vandross through sampling.
The article links the moment to Vandross’s influence via sampling on the winning song.
Vulture describes the live misstep within the larger Grammy ceremony narrative.
The piece notes the onstage timing confusion contributed to the gaffe.
The article emphasizes the accidental error as a memorable Grammys moment rather than a dismissal of the winner.
The report identifies the headline focus as the odd name swap rather than the award itself.
The story notes Vandross’s continued relevance in a Grammys context via the sample link.
The article frames the error within Cher’s broader awards history and stage moments.
The piece closes by acknowledging Lamar and SZA’s win despite the misname incident.

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Cher describes fame as a 'heightened reality' that requires boundaries between public and private life.
She emphasizes off-duty comfort, preferring sweatpants and no makeup away from the spotlight.
Cher credits her mother Georgia Holt with shaping her independence and resilience.
The singer reflects on aging and the ongoing balance between work and rest amid a long career.
Cher expresses that success can depend as much on luck as talent.
She notes that personal honesty helps people accept life’s ups and downs.
Cher believes the public persona mirrors but does not redefine her core self.
The interview highlights Cher’s ongoing activity, not planning retirement anytime soon.
Cher reflects on advice from her mother about what matters over time.
The piece ties Cher’s journey to marketing and Grammys recognition in 2026.

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Cher defends her relationship with Alexander Edwards amid public scrutiny.
The couple began dating after meeting in Paris Fashion Week in 2022.
Alexander Edwards is described as a Universal Music Group music executive.
The pair have attended major events together, reinforcing their public partnership.
Cher notes maximum age gap challenges but emphasizes real-life connection over numbers.
Sources describe Edwards as a producer and writer who contributed to Cher's projects.
Cher publicly acknowledged the relationship during interviews and social posts.
The relationship has continued through 2024 and beyond with public appearances.
Cher’s public statements on love emphasize personal happiness over conventional expectations.
Public coverage ties Edwards’ role to Cher’s ongoing career milestones.

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