Adele is inescapable these days. The British singer continues to dominate the charts, and her songs are all over the radio and YouTube, thanks to aspiring singers uploading their covers of her many hits. Adele's music influences both young and old alike. Even the really young adore Adele, as evidenced by two-year-old Makena, who looks so cute as she mumbles through 'Someone Like You.'
Don't cut Adele off when she is making an acceptance speech. James Corden, who hosted the BRIT Awards Tuesday night learned this lesson after he interrupted the 'Rolling in the Deep' singer as she accepted the British Album of the Year award for the colossally successful '21.'
The crowd booed Corden for telling Adele that they had to move on to Blur's performance, and then Adele told him what she thought of his rudeness by flipping the bird.
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British songstress Adele positively swept the 2012 Grammy Awards last night, winning all six categories she was nominated in. She also gave a rousing rendition of 'Rolling in the Deep' -- her first major live performance since undergoing throat surgery late last year -- and received an enthusiastic standing ovation.
After five months of recovering from damaged vocal cords, including a recent surgery, Adele returned to the stage for a live performance of 'Rolling in the Deep' at this year's Grammy Awards show. It was so moving (and so overdue) that on top of a standing ovation, the camera's zoomed to show Rihanna clutching her face in awe.
Even Adele knows that people belting songs out loud while riding the bus is one of the most annoying parts of public transportation. But the 'Rolling in the Deep' star's Target commercial, which premiered during the Grammy Awards show, was able to take something so irritating and make it into something Super Bowl commercial worthy.
It has only been four months since singer/songwriter Adele underwent vocal chord surgery, and with her upcoming Grammy performance on the horizon, many fans have worried that her voice may need more time to recover.
Adele helped to dispel some of this speculation in a recent interview with Anderson Cooper, where she gave her first public performance since she went under the knife.