LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA – February 13, 2011

Tonight was music’s biggest night as we celebrate the 2011 Grammy Awards. Freddy Will Industries® CONGRATULATES Julie Andrews and Emma Walton Hamilton on their Grammy wins for “Best Spoken Word Album for Children” category which their CD “Julie Andrews’ Collection Of Poems, Songs, And Lullabies album” garnered tonight. And as a revered music and Theater legend for over five (5) decades she also took home a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Julie Andrews is a well-known singer, actress and author from the United Kingdom who is a celebrated recipient of several wards including; Golden Globe, Theater World Award, BAFTA, Emmy and Grammy Awards, People's Choice Award, Screen Actors Guild, Academy Award, etc, etc. Andrews began her career as a child actress and singer and made her New York, Broadway debut in 1954 with " The Boy Friend." She rose to notoriety soon after and stared in other musicals such as "My Fair Lady" and "Camelot" (1954) and in the musical films "Mary Poppins" (1964) and "The Sound Of Music" (1965): roles for which she is still best-known.

Hopes for a Grammy® win were not realized with the "Healthy Foods For Thought: Good Enough To Eat" album but Sierra Leonean/American artist and author Freddy Will has still made history by remaining the only Sierra Leonean born artist to be nominated for a Grammy® award thus far.  The New York Coalition For Healthy School Foods' CD was a compilation of musical and spoken word performances on which Freddy Will had performed the track entitled ‘Future’.  Other notable artists such as Moby, Julian Lennon, Jessica Harper, Amy Otey, Ken Cowle, Sara Hickman, Tom Chapin, Russell Simmons as well as several heavyweight music, radio and spoken word personalities were featured on this double CD album.