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L.A.'s FireAid benefit show was a raging success ... raising serious cash to help those hit hard by the wildfires that tore through the city last month.

Since Thursday night’s 6-hour concert, it's estimated more than $100 million has been raised for victims, fire prevention efforts, and for L.A.'s immediate needs and long-term recovery -- and donations are still rolling in.

According to the FireAid team, the $100 mil includes ticket sales from both venues, sponsorships, merch sales, public donations, plus private gifts from the Azoff family, the Eagles, Andrew Hauptman, Ellen Bronfman Hauptman, and U2.

Olivia Rodrigo, who at one point publicly identified as a Swiftie, is proving she's once again "Obsessed" with Taylor Swift ... despite prior chatter about a potential falling out.

Check it out ... Olivia showed loved for Taylor's Glambot footage from the 2025 Grammys, which featured the "Fortnight" singer fiercely posing in her glittery red getup on the awards show's red carpet.

The video, which was set to Beyoncé's "Diva," was pushed out by a Swift fan site on Instagram ... and made its way over to Olivia's feed, where she promptly hearted the upload.

Kanye West is continuing to blitz the media with more images of his nearly naked wife ... the rapper posted a new pic to Instagram showing Bianca Censori posing in a see-through black bodysuit.

Following Sunday's eye-popping Grammys red carpet stunt, Ye uploaded the IG photo of Bianca on Monday and, of course, it didn't leave much to the imagination.

Check it out ... no need for an explanation other than Bianca was modeling Ye's Yeezy women's clothing line -- and we use the word "clothing" sparingly in Bianca's case.

Shaboozey may not have taken home any Grammys Sunday night, but the singer still came out on top thanks to his star-studded after-party.

Check it out ... the Best New Artist nominee had everyone partying it up on the dance floor, hosting an epic soiree at the Fleur Room in Los Angeles after the 2025 Grammys. Everyone from Coco Jones to Yung Gravy stopped by the bash ... which you knew would be wild considering Shaboozey is the "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" singer.

The Grammys didn't host an official after-party for this year's celebration, so plenty of other celebs hit hot spots around L.A. for some post-awards show fun. For instance, Jennifer Lopez was definitely not keeping a low profile as she stepped out in a fuzzy pink jacket after dinner at a Beverly Hills restaurant.

Bianca Censori basically showed up nude to the Grammys, and there won't be any consequences ... because no one at the event raised an issue with Kanye West's wife.

Sources connected to event organizers tell TMZ ... AEG officials and the Recording Academy had security on site when Kanye and Bianca showed up and turned heads, but no one made any formal complaints about Bianca's busty display.

LAPD tells TMZ … The Grammys are a private event and no one from the award show has contacted police with any complaints about how Bianca was dressed.

Mathew Knowles is giving 100% of the credit to Beyoncé for her 'Album of the Year' win at the Grammys -- saying it has nothing to do with Jay-Z's complaints last year about her not already having that gong on her mantel yet.

MK tells TMZ those criticizing Bey's win and chalking it up to Jay-Z clearly don’t get how the Grammy voting process works -- and then goes on to break the whole thing down for us.

Mathew -- who’s been a voting member for 17 years and is on the Grammy board that picks the nominated albums -- tells us they listen to thousands of songs, including full albums.

Pop icon Lisa Lisa is opening up about her secret cancer battle in her early career -- revealing she kept it under wraps for years out of fear it would cost her everything.

The legend dropped by "TMZ Live" Monday to chat about her new Lifetime biopic, "Can You Feel the Beat: The Lisa Lisa Story" -- telling us she was already concerned over industry folks asking questions about her swelling and fatigue as she battled breast cancer at just 21 years old.

Lisa reminds us it was the '80s -- a totally different time for medical tech, even public perception -- so she feared speaking up would leave her with nothing. In fact, she kept it so under wraps ... even her mom didn’t find out until 16 years later.

Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler may have retired from touring due to damage to his voice ... but he took the stage and belted out some crowd favorites at his Grammys watch party in Hollywood last night.

The singer was joined by some music industry heavyweights onstage, and he didn't miss a thing ... sounding smooth and powerful on a bunch of songs at his event, and luckily cameras were there.

Aerosmith announced in August last year the band was done with touring, due to Steven's injured vocal cords, after 50 years of concerts. After months of working with doctors, the group said Tyler's voice -- "an instrument like no other" -- was too damaged for them to go on the road anymore.

If you thought Kanye West and Bianca Censori's red carpet stunt at the Grammys was shocking ... well, things got even crazier at one of the after-parties they attended -- with the couple getting down and REALLY dirty!

TMZ obtained photos/videos showing the famous lovebirds at influencer Justin LaBoy's Sunday night shindig near Hollywood after Kanye and Bianca made an eye-popping entrance at the Grammys with Bianca stripping naked for the cameras.

The two left the Grammys soon after posing for pics on the red carpet and before the event even started, popping into LaBoy's soiree later that night.

CeeLo Green’s all for Beyoncé making history as the first Black woman to win Best Country Album at the Grammys -- and he’s telling us it's something that was bound to happen.

Peep the post-Grammys clip -- the rapper tells us Beyoncé dominating country and bagging that shiny new award makes perfect sense -- after all, she’s from the South, and anything south of the Mason-Dixon line is basically country music.

In general, CeeLo tells us he's not shocked by Black people making history in 2025 ... saying he believes it's only natural, considering Black people have had a hand in inventing just about everything.

Trevor Noah is facing some heat online after a quip at Shakira's expense went sideways during the 2025 Grammy Awards.

For those who missed the broadcast, the comedian swung and missed while introducing the singer during Sunday's show ... where he referred to the 48-year-old as "the greatest thing out of Colombia that isn't a Class A felony."

People at the Crypto.com Arena were clearly made uncomfortable by the remark, with many in the crowd holding their applause in the immediate aftermath -- even Best New Artist winner Chappell Roan visibly cringed as she processed Trevor's joke.

Taylor Swift might've left the Grammys empty-handed, but she still owned the night -- stealing the spotlight and living it up in the audience.

Check it out -- Taylor was in full party mode, turning the Grammys into her own personal rave, busting out dance moves in the crowd with one of her besties, actress Margaret Qualley.

TS danced the night away -- guess she had to, since she didn't bring home any hardware with her 6 nominations -- Album of the Year, Best Pop Album, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, and Best Music Video.

Janelle Monae roasted Nelly at a Grammys after-party in L.A. Sunday night, blasting him for recently performing at President Trump's inauguration during an impromptu rap session with Anderson .Paak.

The outspoken singer/actress hopped onstage with Anderson at Andy's in West Hollywood -- which is co-owned by .Paak -- after the two had attended the Grammys at Crypto.com Arena.

We're told Anderson and Janelle began singing a medley of songs — one of which was Nelly's hit, "Hot in Herre," which totally set off Janelle.

Drake probably didn't see this as God's plan ... Kendrick Lamar rubbed the success of "Not Like Us" in his face last night ... taking home five Grammys for the record, and even saw an excited Taylor Swift and Beyoncé on their feet as the hit targeting the Canadian rapper was blasted.

Watch the proof ... once Miley Cyrus calls KL's name, attendees erupt in cheers -- and the entire room sings along to the lyrics ... "You're tryin' to strike a chord and it's probably A minor." Fans have read between the lines ... and it's pretty clear Kendrick isn't just talking about musical scales there.

"Not Like Us" became the first diss track to win a Grammy in over 30 years ... LL Cool J's "Mama Said Knock You Out" won Best Rap Performance in 1992, which went after rapper Kool Moe Dee.

10:15 AM PT -- Khloé Kardashian posted her thoughts on X Monday morning about Sunday night's Babyface red-carpet diss ... noting what a class act he was the way he handled the situation, and declaring herself a "forever fan."

"Babyface has had such a significant impact on the music industry, in sooo many ways. Its maddening to see a LEGEND not get the respect and attention they deserve. He is a pioneer and deserves so much better than this."

Babyface awkwardly got the boot on the Grammys red carpet from a pair of reporters to make room for Chappell Roan -- but he's keeping it cool and acting like it’s no biggie.

Peep the clip -- the R&B legend stepped out of Dan Tana’s in West Hollywood after the big show, and when asked about the snub, he explained it was all A-OK, guys!

He had the same vibe when he talked to TMZ -- telling us it was all love, and the best part of the night was catching up with everyone, and that’s what really mattered.

Dr. Dre is showing love for the first responders who valiantly fought the deadly wildfires in L.A. in January ... coordinating a backstage meet and greet with the heroes at the 2025 Grammys.

Check it out ... the rapper takes a moment to meet, mingle and take photos with first responders who were on hand to present the Album of the Year award during music's biggest night.

While plenty of A-listers showed up at the awards show -- including Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Kendrick Lamar, Sabrina Carpenter and Doechii, among others -- it was the N.W.A star that the first responders were clearly the most excited to see.