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Out With the New, in With the Old?: How the Grammys Should Recognize Revived Hits

Variety · October 12, 2026 at 1:06 PM

Out With the New, in With the Old?: How the Grammys Should Recognize Revived Hits

Earlier this year, Goo Goo Dolls’ “Iris” had another sudden resurgence — one of many since its release in 1998 — after social media users and celebrities spanning Drew Barrymore to Kevin Bacon used the song to showcase photos of what they looked like in the 1990s.

By late September, the melancholy ballad had become […]

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Out With the New, in With the Old?: How the Grammys Should Recognize Revived Hits

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