Yes, Beyoncé made history, but Grammys 2021 failed her
Beyoncé's wins at this year's COVID-compliant Grammys broke records, but she was passed over for the night's biggest prizes.
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Beyoncé's wins at this year's COVID-compliant Grammys broke records, but she was passed over for the night's biggest prizes.
The awards show re-imagined “music biggest night” with intimate performances from fresh faces.
The Covid-restrained Grammys were a mostly female-fronted affair, with wins for Billie Eilish, Megan Thee Stallion, Dua Lipa, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift
Showcasing young performers, this year's Grammys was a virtual hit parade.
With host Trevor Noah at the helm, Sunday's telecast proved less is more as the COVID-19 pandemic forced a shakeup — and breathed new life into the form.