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Lily Allen has blogged on her official MySpace page that she was informed by her record company that her new album, “It’s Not Me, It’s You” has a pretty good chance of going to number one here in the U.S.

She says:

Im currently sitting behing Alison krauss and Robert plant, who, quite rightly are sitting at no 1 . ive never had a number one album in England , never mind the US ,and all of this is a bit crazy . I could well be up for no1 here(America ) , which makes me want to cry a bit . Iv’e never begged you to buy from me ever,but I am now . this will be the only time ever in my life that this could happen for me. Help me get to no 1 , go to I tunes and download the album, you’re the only hope ive got guys. Ill love you forever.

Ps thank you to everyone who has brought me this far.

I love you alwys x

I hope it does go to number one. I can’t stand Allison Krauss and what she’s done to our Robert Plant. She’s turned him from rock god to country whiner and it ticks me off that she’s probably the reason why Led Zeppelin won’t get back together. Grrr.

Back to Lily, she definitely deserves to be number one, I can’t stop listening to “Fag Hag”.

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Morgan Freeman took the Grammy stage to introduce Kenny Chesney, who performed some country song. Not sure which one, this was the moment I paused to write this and fast-forwarded through the song. Not a fan of country, but if you’re a regular reader, you already knew that.

Side note: Was Morgan wearing blue contact lenses?

Diddy, Herbie Hancock, and Natalie Cole took the stage to announce the winner of the Record Of The Year Grammy. Oh my lord of the sun gods, what on earth is Natalie wearing?!??

The winner: Robert Plant & Allison Krauss, with their album, “Please Read The Letter”.

Our favorite hateable chipmunk Miley Cyrus took the stage with Taylor Swift to “sing” “Fifteen”.

Here’s a clip from their duet:

The duo also announced the Grammy for the Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals. That award went to Robert Plant and Allison Krauss for their song, “Rich Woman”.

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