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Grammy Awards 2011 LIVE: Winners, Fashion, News

First Posted: 02/13/11 01:35 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:30 PM ET

Grammy Nominations

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UPDATE: In a shocker, the Album of the Year goes to indie band The Arcade Fire.

What happens when you get Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Eminem, Cee Lo Green, Bob Dylan and, of course, Justin Bieber together in the same room?

We're about to find out.

The 53rd annual Grammy Awards, the biggest night in music, take place live Sunday night. Eminem leads the field with 10 nominations, with his comeback album "Recovery" up for Album of the Year and his song with Rihanna, "Love The Way You Lie," up for both Record of the Year and Song of the Year.

Phenom 16-year old Justin Bieber is up for Best New Artist, taking on Drake, while he faces off against the big league likes of Lady Gaga and Katy Perry for Best Pop Vocal Album.

For those that missed it, Lady Gaga promised a big entrance, and certainly delivered -- literally. The popstar arrived in a gigantic egg, hatching during her performance of her new song, "Born This Way." Check out video and photos here.

Check out our running slideshow of the winners.

Our Style section put together their list of the night's best dressed, and, perhaps more fun, the worst dressed.

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@ arcadefire : OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD. Thank you EVERYONE.

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This is the big one. And Kris Kristofferson and Barbra Streisand give it to THE ARCADE FIRE.

This is beyond shocking. And not in a bad way. The indie collective takes home the top prize.

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And now the indie kids rejoice, Canadian super collective Arcade Fire, nominated for Album of the Year, are rocking the stage. Very, very talented.

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Marc Anthony and J.Lo introducing Record of the Year. They hand the trophy to Lady Antebellum for "Need You Now"

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Pretty sure the Grammys just introduced Diddy as Puff Daddy. Also, pretty sure that he wears wearing metal bottom teeth grills.

Either way, he introduced Rihanna and Drake, who are performing "What's My Name." Rihanna is wearing some fringe. And dancing.

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The crowd chanted for it, and Will.i.am made him wait in suspense, but Eminem beat out the likes of Jay-Z, Drake and B.o.B. for the award.

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Good thing he didn't find the words -- or get on stage.

@ kanyewest : Damn... I can't find the words to explain how I feel about the best new artist award... Don't wanna say the wrong thing

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The man has True Grit. And he's introducing Barbra Streisand. Quite the combination. BARBRA!

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Remarkably making his FIRST Grammy performance, it's Mick Jagger.

And he can still dance. And sing.

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Right now, they're remembering all those from the music industry that passed away int he past year. Always a sad few minutes.

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Poor Christina Aguilera. Another tough Sunday night. Turns out, she fell onstage after her performance. Watch here.

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Justin Bieber does not take this trophy home, falling to Esperanza Spalding.

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Rihanna, Eminem and Dr. Dre. Oh, and Adam Levine on piano. Not a bad start for some sort of risque chorus.

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Seth Rogen just said he smoked pot back stage with Miley Cyrus. Not Salvia?

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@ TheGRAMMYs : Unannounced performance from @NorahJones and @KeithUrban #Grammys2011

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"Need You Now," written by Dave Haywood, Josh Kear, Charles Kelley & Hillary Scott and performed by Lady Antebellum

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Now we've got John Mayer, Keith Urban and Norah Jones jamming together, with Mayer and Urban dueling on the guitar. All three are Grammy nominees -- Urban won his category.

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And now the woman that scandalized the Muppets -- or, their counterparts on Sesame Street -- Katy Perry.

Very sweet song. Showing a montage of pictures of her summer wedding to Russell Brand as she sings a love song.

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It's the Muppets!

And that includes Cee Lo Green as a Muppet, given his costume tonight.

And hey, Gwyneth Paltrow can sing. Really. The "Country Strong" star sang this song on "Glee," and she's doing a respectable job on "Forget You" tonight.

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And Lady Antebellum comes right back on stage to accept the award from Miley Cyrus and Kings of Leon.

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A bit of an odd couple: Lea Michelle, of Glee, and Clay Matthews, of the Green Bay Packers, up on stage. They introduce Lady Antebellum.

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Fancy yourself a fashionista? Just like looking at the clothing and the stars wearing them?

Our Style section put together their list of the night's best dressed, and, perhaps more fun, the worst dressed.

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Letterman reads his Top 10 Grammy Surprise list, then introduces The Avett Brothers, Mumford and Sons, and Bob Dylan.

Some nice folk rock, a nice turn for the show.

And now they gather around for the master's "Maggie's Farm," banjos ablazin.

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Lady Gaga: "The Fame Monster". She hatched victorious! And is wearing a black, voluptuous body armor to celebrate.

Wow, a very emotional and heartfelt speech. With a special shout out to Whitney Houston, whom she imagined singing when she wrote "Born This Way"

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And it's Muse! Twilight Fever!

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Justin Bieber's original audition with manager/mentor Usher is being replayed for the audience. They'll then perform live, and parents across the nation will have their eardrums actually pierced by the shrieks of their teen daughters.

And here comes Jaden Smith, Will Smith's son! He worked with Bieber on a song for his movie, the remake of "Karate Kid"

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And Miranda Lambert, who just recently performed, takes the Grammy.

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Remember that shredded, window blinds dress we talked about Rihanna wearing? Here it is:

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Hey, the Grammys ARE about music, so it makes sense. This time, it's a trio of newcomers: Bruno Mars, B.o.B and Janelle Monae.

Bruno going a little '50's black and white, checkered theme, and showing the vocal range. Nice.

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SCROLL DOWN FOR LIVE UPDATES UPDATE: In a shocker, the Album of the Year goes to indie band The Arcade Fire. What happens when you get Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Eminem, Cee Lo Green, Bob Dylan ...
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Social Shrink
10:35 PM on 02/15/2011
Rihanna's dress would have looked better if it was shorter, but only she could pull this dress off!

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futurejd
04:03 AM on 02/15/2011
Rihanna looks like a toilet brush. No shade. Then she wears a bathing suit with fringe... sigh...I want real music. Not side show bob in a toilet tissue
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highflag
02:55 AM on 02/15/2011
I'm very surprised and gratified to see that the Grammy voters ignored the hype for "flavor-of-the-moment" Justin Bieber. He seems like a nice kid, but his act is mostly echo-effects and other gimmicks.

Esperanza Spalding is a true musician, and a magnificent talent. Jazz singer and bassist is such an unusual combination, and she pulls it off flawlessly.

Sadly she will probably never achieve huge commercial success. But that says a lot more about us than about her. Anyway, she'll always have "Grammy Winner" on her resume.
01:46 AM on 02/15/2011
For me the best of the night were the "newbies" janelle monae/bruno mars/B.O.B. trio. They showed true talent, by the end of the night me and my friends had bought all 3 albums off itunes. BEST DECISION EVER.
01:12 AM on 02/15/2011
I'll be the first to admit that I'm not nearly cool enough to be "down" with Arcade Fire. However, I will say this: when did the whole Flock of Seagulls look come back into style? Just awful!

I can't wait for the day when men will be allowed to dress themselves again.
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12:44 AM on 02/15/2011
LACK LUSTER PERFORMANCES BUT THANKS FOR BARBARA STREISAND AND LADY ANTEBELLUM FOR THEIR GREAT SONG PERFORMANCES. HAT'S OFF!
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12:29 AM on 02/15/2011
I feel bad! I was so caught up with The Arcade Fire winning, Muse and Esperanza that I totally missed that Jeff beck won 3 grammys and my all time hero Neil Young his first!!!
Canadaaaaaa, I get it now!
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xargaw
12:08 AM on 02/15/2011
I confess that I watched most of this program last night because I hadn't watched one in several years. I have never seen so many people with no talent gathered in one place. What has happened to music? Loud noise, lyrics with no more than three sentences, tasteless gyrations, and marginal voices. Barbra was good as always, but the sound was off with the orchestra drowning out her usually strong voice several times. I used to spend money on music but for the past several years I just rely on my existing library of tunes.
09:48 AM on 02/15/2011
I missed most of the show because I was yelling at the neighborhood kids to get off my lawn. Darn kids.
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04:52 PM on 02/15/2011
F&F. reminds me of Old Man yells at cloud
11:14 PM on 02/14/2011
Lady Gaga is absurd.
11:12 PM on 02/14/2011
Mumford and Sons, best of the night.
10:50 PM on 02/14/2011
It is clear that with some of the awards the Grammy's are trying to prove themselves irrelevant once again. I like a lot of indie acts but the Arcade Fire is just not that impressive.
10:24 PM on 02/14/2011
I haven't watched the Grammy's in awhile. I guess it's because mainstream is so bad these days.
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Here and Now
09:32 PM on 02/14/2011
Thank you, Lady Antebellum, for proving that a great performance of a great song still works in 2011.
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mad lib
12:24 PM on 02/15/2011
Yes- thank you Auto-tune.
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Killer Koala escapes diner, eats shoots & leaves
04:58 PM on 02/15/2011
Did not like this song from day one. Parts were reminiscent of Alan Parson's Project "Eye in the Sky" chorus, but I love that. And I like Autotune. Just can't get this one
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lolawants1117
09:23 PM on 02/14/2011
How the heck is Lady Gaga going to top herself next year?
http://alettertothepeople.blogspot.com/2010/09/dear-lady-gaga.html
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Barbara Hill Bissonnette
08:40 PM on 02/14/2011
At least the Grammies are relevant. When I was young they were 10 years behind in their nominations.