Grammys 2023

Grammys 2023: Why did the gay community feature in Beyonce's record-breaking speech?

On music's biggest night, the Grammys, Beyonce won four awards, including best dance/electronic recording for her album 'Renaissance'. While accepting the honour, she thanked the gay community for 'their love and for inventing the genre'. Here's why

Iran singer who faces prison wins Grammy for protest anthem

Hajipour's song “Baraye,” or “For” in English, begins with: “For dancing in the streets,” “for the fear we feel when we kiss.”

Cardi B wears Indian couturier Gaurav Gupta's creation at Grammys red carpet

Gupta, known for his experimental sculpted designs, took to his official Instagram account to share photographs of Cardi B posing for the shutterbugs at the 2023 Grammys

Ricky Kej wins third Grammy Award, dedicates honour to India

Kej took home his first Grammy in the best new age album category for 'Winds of Samsara' back in 2015

Harry Styles wins album of the year Grammy; Beyoncé triumphs

Beyoncé won her 32nd award, breaking a 26-year-old record

Grammys fashion: Lizzo, Doja Cat, Styles wow on red carpet

Lizzo walked gingerly as she navigated her heavy coat with a long train

Grammys 2023 LIVE UPDATES: Harry Styles bags album of the year

With the performances of Bad Bunny and Brandi Carlile, the show took a grand start and as we expect many stalwarts to perform at the most significant musical event, let's check who bags the prominent trophies

Grammys 2023: When and where to watch live streaming of award ceremony

While viewers eagerly wait for this year's grand ceremony, it will be interesting to see how the night unfolds and who manages to bag a Grammy.

Grammys 2023: Will Beyonce overtake Georg Solti for the most wins? Will 2023 be the American singer's year?

Beyonce leads the pack with nine chances at Grammy gold, followed by rapper Lamar with eight. Adele and fellow balladeer Brandi Carlile scored seven nods each.

With Beyonce-Adele rematch at center stage, music's elite head to star-studded Grammys

The performance-heavy ceremony will include songs from major contenders Styles, Bad Bunny, Lizzo and Mary J. Blige at the 65th annual show, hosted once again by comedian Trevor Noah