Bad Bunny wins Album of the Year at the 68th Grammy Awards
The Puerto Rican superstar made history, as Kendrick Lamar and SZA took Record of the Year in a landmark night.
The Puerto Rican superstar made history, as Kendrick Lamar and SZA took Record of the Year in a landmark night.
Her genre-defying country album made history at the Grammys, reshaping the conversation about the genre.
The flamboyant, theatrical performer went from cult favourite to one of the year's biggest breakout stars.
An escalating exchange of diss tracks between the two titans gripped the music world and produced a cultural moment.
The electrifying performer, who overcame adversity to become a global icon, died at her home in Switzerland.
The Puerto Rican superstar's dominance signalled the global ascendancy of Latin and Spanish-language music.
The star's debut album paired chart-topping hits with an unapologetic celebration of his identity.
A win at this year's ceremony made Beyoncé the most awarded female artist in the awards' history, capping a landmark career.
The flute-playing, genre-mixing star broke through with infectious anthems of confidence and joy.