It's fashionable to bash the Grammy Awards. They make it so
easy: Jethro Tull beating Metallica, "Mary Poppins" topping the
Beatles, Milli Vanilli winning anything. But this year we
thought it would be better to focus on the positive. It wasn't
easy. The 3 1/2-hour broadcast from Los Angeles' Staples Center
was full of head-slapping moments. It was an oddly paced show
with plenty of canned performances and a seemingly random
assortment of winners - not to mention the exorbitant amount of
camera time given to Chris Brown. But we did find a few moments
that made the shindig bearable.  Gotye wins record of the year
It felt like the Black Keys were the sure bet for this one,
considering how many other awards they picked up. But the Grammy
voters wisely went for the popular vote, giving it to Australian
singer-songwriter's Gotye omnipresent "Somebody That I Used to
Know." No matter how you feel about the actual tune, a duet with
the singer Kimbra, there's no denying its rise was purely
organic and worthy of recog