US EditionGrammy Awards 2026 Highlights - From a Chaotic Cher to Sabrina Carpenter's Flight of Fantasy
The 68th Grammys in Los Angeles featured historic firsts, tributes to 2025 music legends, and theatrical performances including Sabrina Carpenter's standout 'Manchild' act.
- On Sunday, Feb. 1, 2026 the 68th Grammy Awards aired in Los Angeles, featuring primetime performers and award recipients with Lauryn Hill and Lucky Daye leading the In Memoriam tribute.
- The event followed a deliberate program to honor last year's losses, with an expansive In Memoriam for Ozzy Osbourne and Roberta Flack and new best traditional and contemporary country album categories by the Recording Academy.
- Sabrina Carpenter energized the stage with an airport-themed 'Manchild' ending in a dove trick, Justin Bieber returned performing Yukon in silk boxers, and Cher giggled after naming the wrong winner.
- The awards yielded several landmark wins, as EJAE and Golden earned K-pop's first Grammy, Olivia Dean won best new artist, and Steven Spielberg joined the EGOT club on Sunday.
- Behind the scenes, Trevor Noah closed his final Grammys with reflections, artists wore "ICE OUT" pins and condemned ICE, while performers faced earpiece and censorship issues.
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The best photos you missed from the 2026 Grammys
Sabrina Carpenter and Billie Eilish at the Grammy Awards in February 2026. John Shearer/Getty Images for The Recording Academy The 2026 Grammy Awards were held on Sunday at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Many stars took the stage, but behind-the-scenes photos offer a different view of the night. From celebrity meetups to shots of stars backstage, take a look at the best photos of the night. Music’s biggest night was one for the books. The…
With the numerous semi-naked looks on the Red Carpet of the Grammy Awards, it's almost impossible to believe that Sabrina Carpenter's performance caused the censors to sweat. But the chart stormer's song was simply too much for the TV ... In short hot pants and with a sliding cap on the head, Sabrina Carpenter swirled over the stage at the Grammy Awards. But it wasn't her exciting performance that drove the show's censors' sweat beads on their f…
The Best, Worst and Most Oops Moments of the 2026 Grammys, from Bloopers to Teary Triumphs
From teary triumphs for Bad Bunny to Cher making bloopers iconic somehow, there was a ton to talk about at the Grammy Awards — some good, some bad, and some unbearably cringe. Read on for the best and worst of the night.
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