The beginning of the new year comes with the irresistible urge to start over fresh, which means it's a great time to get a haircut. This decade's first big hair trends include looks at every length that can be tailored to your hair texture and personal style. For anyone with a blunt bob — the most popular haircut of the past few years — you probably already guessed that the cut will still be going strong into the next decade. But there will be a few tweaks. As seen on Kerry Washington, 2020's bob has textured, softer edges, and looks amazing whether you part it down the middle or off to the side. RELATED: The 10 Hairstyles You'll See Everywhere This Winter But if you swear that 2020 is going to be the year you finally grow out your hair, let Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian's extra-long lengths be your inspiration. Or, you can get the look instantly with the help of some clip in extensions. To help you figure out how to wear your hair in the new year, we've rounded up the five biggest haircut trends of 2020, so you'll be sure of what you want before you head to the salon in January. VIDEO: The Five Biggest Haircut Trends of 2020<doc-sep>Ariana Grande had a strong reaction to her late ex-boyfriend and rapper Mac Miller losing the Grammy award for best rap album on Sunday. The singer took to Twitter to voice her frustration after Cardi B took home the best rap album award for “Invasion of Privacy.” Miller’s fifth and final studio album, “Swimming,” was nominated in the category and the Recording Academy invited the rapper’s parents to attend the awards show.” “F---,” she tweeted, followed by other posts that read “trash” and “literal bulls---.” ARIANA GRANDE A NO-SHOW DESPITE WINNING FIRST GRAMMY AWARD AMID DRAMA WITH SHOW PRODUCER The “thank u, next” singer then clarified she was not calling Cardi B “trash” after several users criticized her for the tweets. “Nothing to do w her. good for her. i promise. i’m sorry,” Grande wrote, referring to Cardi B. She wrote in another tweet, “[Cardi B is] not at all [trash] and that’s not what i meant and u know that.” Grande said she was upset that the Recording Academy invited Miller’s parents to the awards show to watch their son lose. “this. this is what i meant. karen was gonna have a green suit made,” Grande tweeted in response to a fan asking why the Grammys invited Miller’s parents when the rapper wasn’t going to win an award. “THEY INVITED HIS PARENTS OUT. NO,” she said in another tweet. Grande added that Miller “slept in the studio for two months” while recording “Swimming.” XXXTENTACION LEFT OUT OF GRAMMYS ‘IN MEMORIAM’ SEGMENT, LEAVES FANS UPSET The 25-year-old singer, who didn’t attend the Grammys due to a dispute with show producers, has since deleted all the tweets. Despite the loss, the Grammys honored Miller, who died in September at age 26, in its “In Memoriam” tribute Sunday night. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Cardi B also honored Miller in a video, saying she was “sharing the Grammy” with the late rapper after reading an article that said his family was “rooting” for her to win. “WE WON A F---IN GRAMMY,” she posted on Instagram with a screenshot of the article.<doc-sep>The godforsaken Grammys, jealous of the Oscars as usual, have decided they’d like a little humiliating pre-ceremony calamity for themselves. On Tuesday, Variety reported that Ariana Grande—one of the biggest pop stars in the world, and one of the precious few with no previous bone to pick with the ever-hapless Recording Academy—would neither perform at nor attend this Sunday’s 61st-annual Grammy Awards on CBS. Grande reportedly wanted to perform her new single, “7 Rings,” but the show’s producers asked her to do it as part of a medley instead, with other songs of their choosing. (The Grammys love medleys almost as much as they love late-period Steely Dan albums.) Explaining this last-minute dropout to the Associated Press, Grammy producer Ken Ehrlich lamented that Grande “felt it was too late for her to pull something together.” He is eating those words as you read them. i’ve kept my mouth shut but now you’re lying about me. i can pull together a performance over night and you know that, Ken. it was when my creativity & self expression was stifled by you, that i decided not to attend. i hope the show is exactly what you want it to be and more. — Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) February 7, 2019 i offered 3 different songs. it’s about collaboration. it’s about feeling supported. it’s about art and honesty. not politics. not doing favors or playing games. it’s just a game y’all.. and i’m sorry but that’s not what music is to me. — Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) February 7, 2019 passed a Grammy’s bus with my face on it typing those. — Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) February 7, 2019 A good sign that you fucked up, in your capacity as a Grammys producer, is when a major pop star addresses you on Twitter by your first name. Grande’s new record, Thank U, Next, is out Friday and will undoubtedly top the Billboard chart and dominate the cultural conversation that she is already currently dominating. It is mystifying that the Grammys wouldn’t let her do literally whatever she wants, especially given that what she wanted to do was perform the no. 1 song in the country. This baffling decision echoes last year’s Grammys debacle, in which Lorde was both the only female Album of the Year nominee and the only Album of the Year nominee not offered her own solo performance slot. (Per Variety, producers wanted her to sing “American Girl” as part of a Tom Petty tribute, which is, of course, every New Zealand girl’s dream.) Lorde skipped the ceremony, during which only one woman (Alessia Cara, in yet another controversy) won a televised award, inspiring the lively hashtag #GrammysSoMale. Whereupon Recording Academy president Neil Portnow, best known for giving long-winded mid-ceremony speeches on his favorite topic, told Variety that to fix the problem, “women who have the creativity in their hearts and souls” need “to step up.” The response was unpleasant. A good sign that you fucked up, in your capacity as Recording Academy president, is when Fiona Apple wears a shirt that turns your first name into a verb. So no Ariana Grande on Sunday. And no Drake, Kendrick Lamar, or Childish Gambino performances either, per a New York Times report on the Grammys’ ongoing and ever-worsening attempts to solve their diversity issue. (All three of those artists, despite being up for multiple major awards apiece, wouldn’t even confirm that they’d attend the ceremony at all, a popular move known colloquially as The Bieber.) In recent years, the Grammys have been roasted by everyone from Jay-Z (who infamously went 0-for-8 on his nominations last year and took it poorly) to Frank Ocean (who lambasted Ehrlich as “old” in a righteous 2017 Tumblr post about his refusal to even submit his album Blonde for consideration) to Kanye West (a pioneer in this realm, as in all others). The Grammys have no feel for rap, R&B, and upper-echelon pop, and consequently have been bleeding credibility and goodwill for years. It is genuinely impressive that this situation keeps getting worse. Related The Winners and Losers of the 2019 Grammy Nominations Per the New York Times report, the Recording Academy took concrete steps this year to combat its #GrammysSoMale problem, forming a task force, inviting 900 new members to vote, enlisting Alicia Keys to host, and expanding its major-category slots from five to eight, which resulted in a broader and much zanier field than last year’s. (Album of the Year nominees include Drake, Cardi B, Janelle Monáe, Kacey Musgraves, Lamar’s Black Panther soundtrack, Post Malone, and two legitimate wild cards in Americana singer Brandi Carlile and R&B newcomer H.E.R.) The Grande flap—in which, to repeat, arguably the biggest pop star on earth was not allowed to perform the no. 1 song in America—neutralizes all of that. This face-lift is a bust before it’s even unveiled. Consequently, on Sunday, as usual, who doesn’t win—and who doesn’t even show up—will be a much bigger Grammys story than whoever does. (The saddest line in the Times piece: “Taylor Swift, who is up for just one award, pop vocal album, is also in London, filming an adaptation of Cats, and is not expected to attend the show.”) This was supposed to be the year the Grammys figured it out, or at least radically shook things up in a tacit acknowledgment that they still don’t have it figured out. Instead, prepare yourself for, like, five separate Sting duets with random, ridiculous people, all punctuated by an Album of the Year victory for Post Malone. It’s music’s biggest night, after all. It is also, reliably, the dumbest. See you then, Ken.<doc-sep>Celeb obsessed? Get a daily dose of showbiz gossip direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Cardi B has returned to Instagram following a brief hiatus because of the her high-profile fall out with Ariana Grance. The 26-year-old deactivated her account after she was targeted by trolls following her Grammy win on Sunday. She became the first solo female to win best rap album thanks to her debut effort Invasion Of Privacy, but reacted angrily to fans saying it was undeserved. Pop singer Ariana Grande was the highest profile objector to Cardi B's win, hitting out on Twitter after her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller was overlooked, following his death. Ariana first tweeted 'trash,' followed up by 'f***' and then 'bull****' in a third tweet. During the lengthy rant, Cardi said: "I f***ing worked my ass off, locked myself in the studio for three months, didn’t go to sleep in my own bed, sometimes for four days straight – pregnant!” (Image: INSTAGRAM) After posting an expletive-filled video, Cardi B deleted her Instagram . However, her absence proved to be fleeting and she returned to the social media site on Wednesday with news of a new track with Bruno Mars. She said: "Okay so I'm back from retirement to announce I have a brand new song coming out Friday at midnight with @brunomars." Along with the message, Cardi B shared an image to accompany the new song, showing her and Mars standing facing each other. (Image: Instagram) The Bronx-born Cardi B, real name Belcalis Almanzar, won the best rap album Grammy ahead of genre heavyweights Pusha T and Travis Scott, who were nominated for Daytona and Astroworld respectively. Swimming by the late Mac Miller and Victory Lap by Nipsey Hussle were also nominated. Invasion Of Privacy, released in April last year, contains the hit songs Bodak Yellow, Be Careful and I Like It. During her acceptance speech, Cardi B thanked her husband, the Migos rapper Offset, and the couple's seven-month-old daughter, Kulture.<doc-sep>
The fallout from Cardi B winning Best Rap Album at the 61st Grammy Awards is continuing at apace, with the 26-year-old rapper posting an epic expletive filled rant before deleting her Instagram account. Her 40.7 million followers were treated to a couple minutes of Cardi B sounding off in reaction to the negative feelings being shared about her winning the top award. Pop singer Ariana Grande was the highest profile objector to Cardi B's win, hitting out on Twitter after her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller was overlooked, following his death. (Image: INSTAGRAM) (Image: AFP/Getty Images) Ariana first tweeted 'trash,' followed up by 'f***' and then 'bull****' in a third tweet. She finished it up with: 'literal bull****,' before deleting all the posts. Along with a swathe of negativity towards Cardi B has led to the opinionated performer to share her thoughts on the situation, before removing herself from social media. Speaking about working on Invasion of Privacy, Cardi B said that she, "worked her ass off," and that she had stayed up for, "four days straight," despite being pregnant at the time. There had been rumblings on social media that Cardi B was an undeserving winner but she took down the trolls in the only way she knows how. During the lengthy rant, Cardi said: "I f***ing worked my ass off, locked myself in the studio for three months, didn’t go to sleep in my own bed, sometimes for four days straight – pregnant!” Cardi B has deleted her social media pages before, only to return once she's cooled off. Whether she will return this time remains to be seen, as she was incandescent with rage about how her win has been received. Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.