Often, some of the best reads arising from awards shows come a day later, after the dust of "who won" has settled a bit.

One of the more interesting story lines to come out of Sunday's Grammy Awards was Esperanza Spalding's surprise win for Best New Artist. One of the acts she beat out was Justin Bieber, leading some of his fans to attack Spalding's Wikipedia entry. Of course, the flip side is the delight felt by Spalding's fans, who include President Obama.

If all the hubbub has you curious — and I have to admit I was not previously familiar with her — check out Spalding's website, ABC's 10 facts about Esperanza Spalding, and The Atlantic's piece "Who is Esperanza Spalding?".

So, what do you think?

Some other good post-Grammy links:

• EW.com: Grammy audience biggest in a decade • MTV.com: Experts weigh in on Grammy upsets • MTV.com: Why didn't Eminem win any major awards? • Atlantic.com: Best Grammy performances (with videos) • MTV.com: Arcade Fire's win praised by indie rock community

Other entertainment news of note online today:

MUSIC

• Thanks to my colleague Ed Vielmetti for noting that a personal Facebook page has shown up for James Osterberg, better known to the world as Iggy Pop. I have no idea if it's authentic, but I see no reason to assume otherwise.

&bull, Wiz Khalifa tells MTV that his upcoming album, "Rolling Papers," is totally finished. The rapper is coming to the EMU Convocation Center on April 4.

• The new Radiohead album will be released on CD next month, after its digital release this Saturday.

• A prominent fashion photographer has sued Rihanna over images in her "S&M" video.

• Pitchfork has a report on the Flaming Lips' "crazy 12-part YouTube song."

• A Kalamazoo native helped produce "Born This Way," Lady Gaga's new single.

• Jazz pianist George Shearing has died at age 91.

MOVIES

• The Detroit News' Laura Berman has an interesting column on the drive to build a Robocop statue in Detroit.

• Actor T.P. McKenna has died at age 81.

BOOKS

• The Detroit News interviews author Paul Lindsay, who has a signing at Nicola's Books tonight.

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.