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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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Complete List Of 2018 GRAMMY Award Winners
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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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LIST :: Every 2018 Grammy Winner
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Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Strathmore Standard
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Norwich Gazette
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Wiarton Echo
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Spruce Grove Examiner
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Tillsonburg News
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Interlake Group
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Sudbury Star
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Seaforth Huron Expositor
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Sarnia Observer
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Sault This Week
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Vermilion Standard
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Kincardine News
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Timmins Press
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Sarnia and Lambton County This Week
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Lacombe Globe
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Trenton Trentonian
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Daily Herald Tribune
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Leduc Rep
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
2018 GRAMMY Awards Full Winners List
View all of the winners from the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards! “Something Just Like This” — The Chainsmokers & Coldplay “Go To War” — Nothing More “Go To War” — Ben Anderson, Jonny Hawkins, Will Hoffman, Daniel Oliver, David Pramik & Mark Vollelunga, songwriters (Nothing More) The Stories We Tell Ourselves — Nothing More The Dreamer Is the Dream — Chris Potter Whispers on the Wind — Chuck Owen And The Jazz Surge “Never Have To Be Alone” — CeCe Winans — WINNER Let Them Fall in Love — CeCe Winans...
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Goderich Signal Star
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Peterborough Examiner
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Bruno Mars, Kendrick Lamar Among Top Grammy Winners
New York, New York — Bruno Mars walked away with the 60th Grammy Awards’ top honor of the night with a win for Album of the Year for 24K Magic. Returning host James Corden presided over the program, which was held in New York City for the first time since 2003. Madison Square Garden rocked with musical performances from such artists as Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, SZA, Lady Gaga, U2, Elton John, Pink, and Chris Stapleton, among others.
2018 GRAMMY Awards Full Winners List
View all of the winners from the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards! “Something Just Like This” — The Chainsmokers & Coldplay “Go To War” — Nothing More “Go To War” — Ben Anderson, Jonny Hawkins, Will Hoffman, Daniel Oliver, David Pramik & Mark Vollelunga, songwriters (Nothing More) The Stories We Tell Ourselves — Nothing More The Dreamer Is the Dream — Chris Potter Whispers on the Wind — Chuck Owen And The Jazz Surge “Never Have To Be Alone” — CeCe Winans — WINNER Let Them Fall in Love — CeCe Winans...
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Mid-north Monitor
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Chatham This Week
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Delhi News-Record
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Timmins Times
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Cochrane Times Post
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | The Community Press
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Brantford Expositor
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Brockville Recorder
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Kingston This Week
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | The Post
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Napanee Guide
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
Mars, Lamar lead Grammy winners | Paris Star
The 60th annual Grammy Awards were presented Sunday night, hosted by James Corden for the second year in a row (sorry, LL Cool J), with Bruno Mars leading the pack with six awards, followed by Kendrick Lamar with four. In a tight race, Mars picked up both Album of the Year and Record of the Year, along with three wins for his hit “That’s What I Like.” For his single “Humble,” Lamar won Best Music Video, Rap Performance and Rap Song, along with Best Rap Collaboration for “Loyalty” with Rihanna.
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