The 67th annual Grammy Awards provided many notable moments courtesy of the host of music stars who took to the stage Sunday night (February 2).

In addition to show-stopping performances from The Weeknd, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Teddy Swims, and more at the ceremony’s main show, see who walked away with the show’s biggest star – its coveted trophies.

The full list of winners awaits inside.

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Beyonce may have extended her reign as the GRAMMYS’ most-decorated artist overall thanks to her first two wins on Sunday (February 2), but the ultimate victory came with her third triumph: the Album of the Year trophy.

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One of the biggest four awards handed out every year at the GRAMMYs, the prestigious Record of the Year trophy has mostly eluded rappers over the ceremony’s 67-year history.

A losing streak broken in 2019 when Childish Gambino captured the award for his chart-topping hit ‘This Is America,’ no emcee has laid hands on the coveted golden gramophone since.

Well, that is until the 2025 iteration of the show.

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Lady Gaga is full of surprises. For, fresh from rocking the GRAMMY Awards 2025 with Bruno Mars, Mother Monster officially launched her new single ‘Abracadabra.’

First previewed during a commercial break on the telecast, Gaga wasted no time unleashing the full track alongside its accompanying music video.

A high-octane affair, the track is the latest taste of the Pop force’s forthcoming seventh studio album, ‘Mayhem’ (due March 7 via Interscope).

The choreography-heavy clip follows the visuals for #1 smash ‘Die With A Smile’ and ‘Disease.’

What are you waiting for? Watch the video for ‘Abracadabra’ below…

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The Weeknd is leaving few stones unturned in promotion of his latest album, ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow,’ including mending fences with the Recording Academy after years of beef with the institution.

A leading advocate against the GRAMMYs for their alleged lack of transparency in their voting process, the Canadian hitmaker (born Abel Tesfaye) previously took to press to announce a permanent boycott of music’s biggest night after being snubbed for his blockbuster album ‘After Hours.’

Thanks to a slew of DEI initiatives helmed by current Academy president Harvey Mason Jr., however, it appears Tesfaye finally had a change of heart.

Coming as the night’s surprise performer, the 4x GRAMMY winner took to the stage to unveil rocking live performances of hits ‘Cry for Me’ and ‘Timeless.’

See how he fared inside.

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The stars shine brightest for music’s biggest calendar night – the 67th Annual Grammy Awards!

Coming to you live from Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, check out the industry’s most notable names just moments after they arrived at the scene of what is sure to be a seismic show.

Look inside for highlights…

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The Grammy Awards 2025 were quite the spectacle and, as ever, That Grape Juice provided performances as they occurred!

With exciting showings from Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars as well as Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Shakira, Doechii, Cynthia Erivo, Stevie Wonder, Teddy Swims, Charli XcX, and many more, tuck in below to see the best stage moments from Sunday night’s Trevor Noah-hosted show (February 2) .

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Beyonce‘s penciled her name in GRAMMY history books yet again, this time for a surprise win during Sunday night’s main show (February 2).

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With four first-time nominations to her credit, Doechii entered the 2025 GRAMMYs as a fan-favorite in her categories that includes the coveted Best New Artist honor.

While she lost the race in the Best Remixed Recording and Best Rap Performance lineups during the ceremony’s pre-show, she made history with her acceptance of the Best Rap Album trophy in its main show.

Details inside.

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CeCe Winans made headlines early Sunday night (February 2) for capturing two GRAMMY Awards – a feat that not only extended her reign as the event’s most-decorated Gospel vocalist ever but also leapfrogged her career win count over two of the most-celebrated female winners in the show’s history: Adele and Alicia Keys.

Before the night’s end, however, Keys made a notable comeback.

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Already the owner of a shiny golden gramophone thanks to the 2022 smash hit ‘Wait for U‘ led by Drake and Future, Nigerian hitmaker Tems is no stranger to accepting GRAMMYs.

Yet, the 2025 ceremony came with quite the milestone for the singer-songwriter as it brought the first time she delivered an acceptance speech for the coveted trophy by her lonesome.

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Percussion Queen Sheila E. has drummed her way to a milestone win at the 2025 GRAMMYs four decades after earning her first nod.

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