Ariana Grande did not attend the 2019 Grammy Awards.
As previously detailed, the popular pop star got into a beef with producers over her planned performance, eventually canceling it altogether and skipping the ceremony completely.
The 61st annual Grammy Awards aired live from Los Angeles on Sunday night.
With a 15-time winner taking on the hosting duties (Alicia Keys) and the biggest names in music waiting to see if their names would be a called, it was a ceremony not to be missed.
The 2018 Grammy's were on Sunday, and do you know who took home the gold? A whole bunch of dudes.
The gender disparity between extremely talented women who were nominees and the men who won Grammys was so significant that some people started referring to #GrammysSoMale -- a nod to the #OscarsSoWhite criticisms in recent years.
Lorde was very clearly snubbed at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
Not in terms of nominations; the singer was actually up for Album of the Year, arguably the highest honor of the entire ceremony.
Joy Villa did not win any Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
But the little-known artist did win many headlines following the event, considering the very unusual dress she chose to wear on the red carpet.
The Grammy Awards turned 60 years old on Sunday night.
Hosted by James Corden, the annual ceremony aired live from Los Angeles and, like always, honored the very best in the music business.
