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Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar take top Grammys
Speed Read Beyoncé took home album of the year for 'Cowboy Carter' and Kendrick Lamar's diss track 'Not Like Us' won five awards
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Beyoncé's record-breaking night at the Grammys
Talking Point Long-denied Album of the Year win rights a 'historic sense of grievance'
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Taylor Swift to Miley Cyrus: female artists dominate 2024 Grammys
Speed Read SZA, Phoebe Bridgers and Lainey Wilson were also among the winners at LA gala
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The biggest snubs and surprises of the 2024 Grammy nominations
The Explainer An artist some pundits expected to earn zero nominations came out of nowhere to snag 7
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In photos: who won what at the Grammys
In Depth Billie Eilish claims five awards and a place in the record books
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Is Nicki Minaj really retiring from music?
In Depth The 36-year-old rapper says she wants to focus on starting a family
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Grammy Awards: the craziest dresses - in pictures
In Depth Cardi B showed off arty side with gown paying homage to Italian painter Sandro Botticelli
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The Grammy's craziest dresses - in pictures
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Ariana Grande calls out ‘lying’ Grammy Awards chief on Twitter
Speed Read Pop star disputes claim she withdrew from upcoming ceremony after struggling to ‘pull something together’
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Grammy Awards: Bruno Mars, Hillary Clinton and other highlights
Speed Read Political satire and #MeToo movement were the hot topics at 2018 ceremony
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Grammys: Five moments you might have missed
The Week Recommends Beyond Adele and Beyonce, there were diamond hip flasks, Black Power salutes and pleas for transgender rights
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Grammys 2016: the winners, triumphs and bum notes
In Depth Taylor Swift fights back, Lady Gaga butchers Bowie and Adele loses her voice on stage
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UK soul singer Sam Smith takes home four Grammys
Speed Read Smith is the big winner, while Beyonce loses out to Beck, prompting Kanye West to take the stage
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Grammy Awards 2014: top five unmissable moments
In Depth Daft Punk get lucky, while Beyonce and Jay Z open show with raunchy performance of Drunk in Love
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