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WGA to the Grammys: Let's rock 'n' roll!

01:28 PM PT, Jan 22 2008

The Writers Guild of America, West, will not picket the Grammys, as some had feared. That paves the way for the award show to go forward as planned -- with plenty of star power in attendance. Stay tuned for details.

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