Saed News: This year, Beyoncé, the American singer, led the Grammy nominations with 11 nods, marking the highest number of nominations in a single year in her artistic career and bringing her total Grammy nominations to an impressive 99. With 35 Grammy wins, she is the most decorated artist in the history of these music awards.
According to the Arts and Media Service of Saed News, citing The Independent, despite being the most decorated artist in Grammy history, Beyoncé had never won the top honor at the Recording Academy Awards until now. She had missed out on this award four times before, the most notable being in 2017 when Adele won Album of the Year for 25, while Beyoncé's Lemonade deserved the honor.
Beyoncé also became the first Black woman to win Best Country Album for Carter Cowboy in 2024, and she was clearly astonished when Taylor Swift announced her as the winner.
Chapel Ron won Best New Artist, while Sabrina Carpenter took home the Pop Album award for Short n' Sweet. During the ceremony, Carpenter also won Best Pop Solo Performance for her song Espresso, marking her first Grammy win.
Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for Die with a Smile, and Shakira won Best Latin Pop Album for Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran.
In other categories, Dochi won Best Rap Album, becoming the third woman to win this award, and Manny Long took home the Grammy for Best R&B Performance. The Best R&B Album award went to Chris Brown for 11:11.
The Beatles won Best Rock Performance for Now and Then. Bradley Cooper also won the Grammy for Best Film Score for Maestro, while renowned composer Hans Zimmer won Best Film Score for Dune: Part Two.
