We've never had much of a desire to see actor/comedian Mario Cantone close up, but, thanks to 'The View' (weekdays, 11AM ET on ABC), we now can. Cantone appeared on the daytime talk show this morning and slammed the 3-D tribute to Michael Jackson on last night's 52 Annual Grammy Awards, taking exception to the quality of the tribute and providing low-rent 3-D special effects of his own.

"Note to CBS: This is the Grammy Awards, not 'Avatar,' and there are 14 people who got the glasses. For those of us that didn't, it was not 3-D, it was blurry, very blurry ... It was not good," Cantone said, pressing his face against the camera again and again to illustrate his point.

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Highlights from last night's 52 Annual Grammy Awards (Sun., 8PM ET on CBS) included numerous wins by Beyonce and Taylor Swift, a powerhouse duet between Elton John and Lady Gaga, a high-flying number by Pink and a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award for Michael Jackson, which was accepted by his children Prince and Paris.

Beyonce won six trophies, including Song of the Year and Best R&B Song for 'Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It),' and Swift won four awards in all, including the coveted Album of the Year honor for her 2009 album 'Fearless.'

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