The Grammy Awards take place Sunday. It's the biggest night for the music industry, and it generally makes for a pretty good TV show (8 p.m., CBS).

Some links that may help whet your appetite:

• Los Angeles Times: Bob Dylan to perform at ceremony with Avett Brothers, Mumford Sons • Detroit Free Press: Dr. Dre, Adam Levine to join Eminem's performance • MTV.com: Jennifer Hudson talks about planned Aretha Franklin tribute

• The Atlantic: Grammy performers: the good, the bad, the puzzling • The Detroit News: Bettye LaVette up for first Grammy • MTV.com: Usher discusses Justin Bieber's performance • AnnArbor.com: Two Ann Arborites up for classical Grammy Awards • Grammy.com: Full list of nominees

MUSIC

• Still nothing announced around here, but Bob Seger has added Buffalo to his announced tour dates.

• As promised, Lady Gaga's new single, "Born This Way," was released this morning. You can listen to it online. In a special deal with Target, fans can preorder the album and download the single today.

• Kid Rock has lashed out at some fans who criticized him for going on with a show in Arkansas despite bad weather.

• The Kalamazoo Gazette has an interview with Vijay Iyer, who is playing at the Power Center on Saturday.

• Well this is unexpected: Former Smashing Pumpkins bassist D'arcy Wretzky, who has been living in southwest Michigan, has been jailed in a case that started with her horses running loose.

• The Free Press reports on a middle schooler who landed an interview with Eminem.

• The Oakland Press profiles Just Another Band From Detroit, a Frank Zappa tribute act.

• PJ Harvey plans a live webcast of songs from her new album.

• Pitchfork has some information on the Danger Mouse/Jack White collaboration.

GAMES

• Wow. Times do change: Activision is ending its Guitar Hero franchise.

BOOKS

• Joyce Carol Oates has written a memoir about grief.

FESTIVALS & FAIRS

• A new five-day arts festival is planned in April in Detroit's Midtown area.

MOVIES

• Scarlett Johansson isn't really dating Sean Penn, is she?

Renee Tellez contributed to this roundup. Bob Needham is director of entertainment content for AnnArbor.com. Reach him at bobneedham@annarbor.com or 734-623-2541, and follow him on Twitter @bobneedham.