A kiss from Camillapublished at 23:41 GMT 12 February 2017
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Fifth Harmony singer and now solo star Camila Cabello had a kiss for the photographers as she walked by.
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Adele wins five awards but says Beyonce's Lemonade deserved best album instead
Pregnant Beyonce delivers biblical performance
Adele re-starts George Michael tribute after fluffing Fastlove first time
David Bowie wins five awards and Chance the Rapper three
Bruno Mars delivers note-perfect Prince tribute & A Tribe Called Quest attack Trump
A kiss from Camillapublished at 23:41 GMT 12 February 2017
Image source, Getty ImagesImage source, Getty ImagesAdele's already gathering goldpublished at 23:35 GMT 12 February 2017
Adele just made her way down the red carpet in this stunning jade green Givenchy dress.
Before she even made it into the building, she'd won two awards - best pop vocal album, for 25 and best solo performance for Hello.
We also had the first rubbish "hello" pun of the evening from the lady receiving the award on her behalf.
Image source, Getty ImagesJames Corden's big nightpublished at 23:26 GMT 12 February 2017
He may be Billy big time now but London's own James Corden is still capable of mucking in where needed.
There he is, rolling out the red carpet in preparation for the main event.
Image source, GettyJames, who created and starred in Gavin and Stacey and now presents The Late Late Show on US TV network CBS.
But surely it doesn't come any bigger than presenting the Grammys?
He's playing it cool so far.
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End of X postFrank Ocean calls Grammys 'faulty' with 'cultural bias'published at 23:25 GMT 12 February 2017
Image source, Getty ImagesNow it's all gone a bit "my dad's harder than your dad" between US singer Frank Ocean and the people at the Recording Academy.
Frank didn't bother submitting his 2016 record for a Grammy, calling the awards "dated", external and out of touch with music by young black artists.
Over the weekend, Grammy producer Ken Ehrlich suggested Frank was still smarting from his critically-derided performance at the 2013 ceremony.
He said the star shunned advice from the organisers, resulting in a "faulty" performance that "wasn't great TV".
Frank hit back on Tumblr, saying: "We all die one day, and you're old."
He said the Grammys themselves were "faulty" and suggested they suffer from "cultural bias".
Quote MessageDon’t you think I would’ve wanted to play the show to ‘redeem’ myself if I felt that way? In reality, I actually wanted to participate in honoring Prince on the show, but then I figured my best tribute to that man’s legacy would be to continue to be myself out here and to be successful. Winning a TV award doesn’t christen me successful."
So that's 2-1 to Frank. Your go, Academy.
First awards handed outpublished at 23:09 GMT 12 February 2017
There are a whopping 84 categories at tonight's Grammys, and only the big ones are announced during the ceremony itself.
Here are some of the awards that have already been handed out.
- Best soundtrack: John Williams - Star Wars: Force Awakens
- Best dance album: Flume - Skin
- Best dance song: The Chainsmokers - Don't Let Me Down
- Best artwork: David Bowie - Blackstar
- Best song for a film: Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop The Feeling
Justin's track, from the soundtrack to the animated comedy Trolls, is also up for an Oscar in two weeks time. If you aren't familiar with it already (a) where have you been and (b) here's the video.
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End of youtube videoLady Gaga's ready. Are you?published at 23:06 GMT 12 February 2017
Here is Gaga is posing with her road crew...no wait, hang on a minute. That's Metallica, isn't it?
They're due onstage together later tonight for what is bound to be a memorable performance.
We're sure there'll be something for everyone in that one.
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End of X postIt's showtime peoplepublished at 23:00 GMT 12 February 2017
Image source, Getty ImagesEvening all and welcome to a Grammy Awards special edition of Music News LIVE.
It may only be 3pm in LA but the show is already under way. Well, the support acts are on, at least. Many of the big hitters will still be adjusting their cummerbunds and halternecks in their hotel rooms.
But whether you're dying to see if it's Beyonce's big night, waiting to catch a glimpse under Daft Punk's helmets, or wondering if Kanye will show up (or simply can't sleep) then stay with us til the bitter end.
We'll bring you all the big arrivals on the red carpet, tell you who wins what and talk you through performances from the likes of Adele, Ed Sheeran, Lady Gaga and Metallica, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars and more.
Plus we'll see how the Recording Academy choose to honour George Michael and Prince.
For now though here's our guide to all you need to know about tonight's 59th Grammy awards.