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BY THOMAS AND MOZLEY
'O Brother', Keys nab big awards
The Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — Alicia Keys, whose classically influenced soul debut was one of last year's biggest albums, and the bluegrass soundtrack to O Brother, Where Art Thou? each won five Grammys last night.
The Irish rock band U2, whose inspirational music struck a new chord after Sept. 11, took four awards and denied Keys the chance to set a record for most Grammys ever by a female artist.
Keys' song "Fallin'" won song of the year, and she was named best new artist. She also won three awards in rhythm 'n' blues categories, tying Lauryn Hill's 1999 record of five awards.
"I'd like to dedicate this to just thinking outside the box and not being afraid of who you are no matter what you do," the 21-year-old Keys said after picking up one
of her trophies.
U2's record of the year award for "Walk On" marked the second straight year they won that top category. Last year, it was for "Beautiful Day."
"The songs do change their meaning. Music changes shape to fit the predicament it finds itself," U2's lead singer Bono said.
The O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack won album of the year. The album of country roots music and bluegrass was shunned by country music radio and beat out U2 and Bob Dylan for the top album award.
Host Jon Stewart poked fun at the show's increased security, pretending to set off a metal detector while walking on stage, and poignantly reminded the audience of how the world had changed since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Two large guards stripped him and left the comedian in his boxer shorts.
"Remember when security was tight because Eminem was going to sing with Elton John?" he said.
The folk country act Alison Krauss and Union Station won two awards, for best country performance by a group and best bluegrass album for New Favorite.
Besides best album, O Brother won best compilation disc and garnered Ralph Stanley, who sung "O Death,"best male country vocal, his first Grammy win. It also won the Soggy Bottom Boys the award for best country collaboration with vocals.
Other winners were Eve and Gwen Stefani, who won the inaugural best rap/song collaboration for "Let Me Blow Ya Mind"; Sade, who won best pop vocal album for Lovers Rock; and best-selling rock group Linkin Park, which won best hard rock performance for "Crawling."
Crossword
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1 Park, CO
6 Second Beatles' movie
10 Fencing sword
14 Monarch's loyal subject
15 Inter __ (among other things)
16 Cooking fat
17 Sinfulness
19 Soft cheese
20 Pinnacle
21 London hrs.
22 Sinatra's hometown
24 Main course
26 Underneath
27 Caste member
29 Type of cat or goat
33 Office note
36 Lodgings in London
38 Misconception
39 LSD, for short
40 Head skin
42 Compass point
43 Faint trace
45 Skiers' ride
46 Pub quaffs
47 Part of USSR
49 Double-reed instruments
51 Obsnoxious one
53 Gas-station in the sky?
57 Chandler's private eye
60 Can material
61 Seth's mother
62 Domain
63 Supplementary
66 Glance over
67 Mob violence
68 Queeg's ship
69 Grip
70 Tijuana snack
71 Dadaist Max
DOWN
1 Upper crust
2 Singer Carly
3 Entice
4 Self-importance
5 Prokofiev or
Rachmaninoff
6 Stopl
7 Inventor Whitney
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8 Gracefully slender
9 Kickback cash
10 Strenuous effort
11 Baseball facility
12 New York canal
13 Idyllic place
14 Reparations
15 Skeleton piece
16 New England state
17 Persistent problem
18 Part of OED
19 Report type
20 Pinkish wine
21 Humanistic disciplines
22 N.E. state
23 Canyon reply
24 Kind of ICBM
25 Hefty slice
26 Earnings
27 Art style of the '20s and '30s
28 Frustrate
29 One Kennedy
30 Communication
Solutions to yesterday's crossword
services
54 Bolshevik leader
55 Linda or Dale
56 Find a new
tenant for a flat
57 Col. Potter's
command
58 Shell rival
59 Genuine
60 Bandleader
Puente
64 One of Disney's
dwarfs
65 Boat propeller
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