Grammys host

ALICIA KEYS is hosting the Grammy Awards again next year. Her 2020 return for the 62nd Annual Grammys puts her in rare company after she became the first female to host the awards in 14 years. Before that, the last woman was Queen Latifah in 2005. The show will take place Jan. 26 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

This year, Keys said her status as a regular award receiver helped with her hosting duties. On Wednesday, Keys had some fun with the announcement, posting a video of herself as the current Alicia Keys discussing hosting with Alicia Keys from February 2019.

The Brosnan brothers

THE sons of Pierce Brosnan Dylan and Paris will be Golden Globe Ambassadors next year. The James Bond star’s sons, who he shares with Keely Shaye Brosnan, will be the first pair of brothers to hold the title, which was held last year by Idris Elba’s daughter Isan Elba.

Harry Styles tour

HARRY STYLES will embark on a lengthy tour in support of his sophomore album “Fine Line.” Jenny Lewis will open for Styles’ Love on Tour in the U.S. and Canada, as well as King Princess in Europe and Koffee in Mexico.

Between April 5 and Oct. 3, 2020, the former One Direction heartthrob will make stops in the U.K., Europe and North America — with shows in South America, Asia and Oceania still to come.

Oscars producers

THE Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said Friday that Lynette Howell Taylor and Stephanie Allain will produce the 92nd Oscars show in February. Taylor is an Oscar-nominated producer of “A Star Is Born.” Allain has been behind films like “Hustle & Flow” and “Dear White People.” It remains unclear whether there will be a host.

Winner

“THE Twentieth Century,” freshman filmmaker Matthew Rankin’s offbeat biopic about Canada’s legendary Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King, took home best picture at the Los Cabos Film Festival on Saturday.

The film premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, where it won best Canadian first feature.

(SD-Agencies)