Taylor Swift was spotted wiping away tears after her Grammys opening performance. The singer mouthed 'I missed a note' to a friend behind her as she sat back down in the audience after singing Out of The Woods to the star-studded audience.
Swift, 26, took her seat next to bestie Selena Gomez who tried to console her as she shed a couple of tears. More photos after the cut...
Legendary Beninese-born singer, Angelique Kidjo, rocked her African print to the 2016 Grammy awards which held in Los Angeles yesterday night. Angelique won her third Grammy and dedicated it to aspiring artists on the continent. She won the Grammy for Best World Music Album for "Sings," a collection of her songs infused with Western classical traditions in a collaboration with the Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg.
This is the second straight year that Kidjo has won the Best World Music Album prize, after last year's "Eve" that paid tribute to African women.
A visibly excited Kidjo, ran to the stage to accept the award and danced to James Brown's "I Feel Good," performed by a pit orchestra. "I want to dedicate this Grammy to all the traditional musicians in Africa, in my country, to all the young generation. Africa is on the rise, Africa is positive, Africa is joyful. Let's get together and be one with music, and say no to hate and violence," she said
Beyonce made a surprise appearance at the Grammys last night to present to the last award of the night, Record Of The Year, at the star-studded gala event held inside the Staples Center. She came out in a body-hugging lacy white sheer dress that showed off her legs. She presented the awards to Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars for Uptown Funk. See more photos after the cut..
A visibly excited Kidjo, ran to the stage to accept the award and danced to James Brown's "I Feel Good," performed by a pit orchestra. "I want to dedicate this Grammy to all the traditional musicians in Africa, in my country, to all the young generation. Africa is on the rise, Africa is positive, Africa is joyful. Let's get together and be one with music, and say no to hate and violence," she said
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