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Grammys: The photos you need to see
January 31, 2018 at 22:35
The best looks, backstage shots and performances from the 60th annual Grammy awards.
"Did I really win?" Kendrick Lamar (with comedian Dave Chappelle) checks the envelope for best rap performance.
Best new artist Alessia Cara discovers you can't make calls on a Gramo-phone (sorry).
"High five anyone? Anyone? ANYONE?" Bruno Mars celebrates his six Grammys backstage.
"How on earth did I get myself into this?" asks Mark Ronson halfway through Lady Gaga's performance.
Actress and singer Hailee Steinfeld shares a moment with James Corden backstage.
Rihanna poses for a photo with Pink and her daughter, Willow, before the show.
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A moment of nerves for Miley Cyrus before she duets with Sir Elton John on Tiny Dancer.
Many artists, including Cyndi Lauper, wore a white rose as a mark of solidarity with the #TimesUp and #MeToo movements.
Lady Gaga's Armani Prive gown was one of the most eye-catching dresses on the red carpet.
Kendrick Lamar's explosive, high-concept opening medley raised the bar for the night's other performers.
With three distinct acts, the performance addressed themes of race, politics and identity.
Rihanna and DJ Khaled's performance of Wild Thoughts brought a sultry Caribbean flavour to the night.
Model Chrissy Teigen and other stars signed instruments and other prizes to raise money for charity.
People who had survived suicide attempts appeared behind Khalid, Logic and Alessia Cara as they sang the suicide prevention song 1800-273-8255.
Broadway star Patti LuPone gave a jaw-dropping performance of Don't Cry For Me Argentina in honour of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Alicia Keys stops for a chat with Blue Ivy Carter (and her parents Jay-Z and Beyonce, presumably).
Kesha performed the self-empowerment anthem Praying with the Resistance Revival Chorus, a collective of women dedicated to singing protest songs.
Cardi B and Bruno Mars were one of the night's most colourful acts, as they performed the '90s throwback jam Finesse (Remix).
There's always time for a selfie with Rita Ora on the red carpet.
There's always time for a selfie with Rita Ora on the red carpet.
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