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Elan Atias is a rising new artist with a wealth of experience in the industry. Having played with The Wailers, Gwen Stefani, Carlos Santana and countless others, he had already established himself within the business. Now he is making a name for himself as a solo artist, aiming to leave his own unique stamp on the music world. Blending reggae and various other styles and influences, his debut solo album We Are was released last October. Elan was also recently chosen as one of the emerging artists to be featured in Sports Illustrated's 2012 swimsuit issue.

Here’s your daily news wrap for Monday, February 13:

Check out the a full list of the Grammys’ 2012 winners.

Take a look at the last performance from Whitney Houston.

Check out some red carpet looks from the Grammys.

The big Super Bowl winners from the NY Giants, Victor Cruz and Mario Manningham were in attendance to present the award for “Best Rock Performance” with Pauley Perette from NCIS.

The Foo Fighters won for “Walk,”a song done in old school style on analog tape in a garage.

Next up was a long awaited performance reuniting the Beach Boys.

To get the crowd ready, Maroon 5 sang “Little Surfer Girl,” followed by Foster the People singing, “Wouldn’t it Be Nice.” The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson and Mike Love were back together to sing “Good Vibrations,” which still makes us feel good.

10. “How Will I Know” was written in 1985. It was intended to show Houston’s ability to appeal to a variety of different audiences, including R&B, dance, pop, and adult contemporary. This song spent two weeks at the top of the charts and was Houston’s second hit to make it to number one. Her upbeat, colorful video shows Houston singing, dancing, and enjoying her newly found feelings of love.