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Carrie Underwood had an emotional Sunday night, not only taking the stage at the 64th Grammy Awards, but also taking home an award.MORE: Carrie Underwood delivers emotional message from her Las Vegas residencyThe country star won the prize for Best Roots Gospel Album for her first gospel record My Savior, her eighth career Grammy win.VIDEO: Carrie Underwood introduces new family member in adorable video with her sonsShe took to social media soon after the night ended to share an emotional statement, expressing her gratitude for the win and her night overall.Alongside pictures of herself from the night and on the red carpet with husband Mike Fisher, she wrote: "I WON A GRAMMY!!!!! I love this album (#MySavior) so much and I truly believe it is the most important album I have ever made! MORE: Carrie Underwood dazzles in all-denim look for epic performance"Thanks to all who supported! I am eternally grateful! Glory to God! AND I got to sing #GhostStory for the first time on the @recordingacademy stage! What a night… #Grammys #Blessed #grateful."Fans took to the comments to congratulate her on the win, with one even writing: "AHHHH I was literally standing up watching you perform, you were so good! Those legs tho!! And congrats, on the Grammy, much deserved."A post shared by Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood)Carrie shared a grateful statement post her Grammy winThe award was one of two Carrie was nominated for, the other being her collaboration with Jason Aldean for Best Country Duo/Group Performance, which they lost out to Brothers Osbourne.The singer-songwriter took to the stage at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas to share the debut performance of her latest single, Ghost Story.MORE: Carrie Underwood and husband's

supports HTML5 videoLady Gaga was overcome with emotion after her poignant performance in tribute to her collaborator Tony Bennett at the Grammys.The pop star was given a standing ovation from the visibly-moved audience at the star-studded Las Vegas event on Sunday evening, with Billie Eilish among those in the crowd seen whooping and cheering.Lady Gaga, 36, took to the stage to perform the title track from her album Love For Sale with jazz and American standard singer Bennett, 95, as well as Do I Love You.As is to be expected, the Bad Romance hitmaker delivered an energetic performance while wearing a gorgeous mint green gown featuring bow detailing, with her ice blonde locks twisted into a perfectly vintage and glamorous updo.Bennett introduced Gaga via a pre-recorded video, but was unable to attend the Grammys in person due to his health.She dedicated the performance, which saw her backed by a big band, to the music icon, saying after the song: ‘We love you Tony, we miss you.’The Oscar-nominated actress and pop star struggled to hide her emotions after the rousing performance, and she looked away from the audience to gather herself after finishing her final note.Her beautiful performance included a video montage of the two stars together working together over the years.As well as the performance from Gaga, the musical pairing had another reason to celebrate as Love On Sale won the Grammy for best traditional pop vocal album on the night, fending off competition from the likes of Dolly Parton and Norah Jones.It also won the prize for best engineered album, non-classical, but failed to win the album of the year prize, which was won by Jon Batiste for We Are.Crooner Bennett retired from performing last year after

shopping for groceries in Morrisons.The Pulp Fiction star swapped Los Angeles for the small Norfolk town of Fakenham on Saturday as he was seen browsing the aisles in the supermarket, much to the surprise of locals.Part-time security guard Gary Middleton bumped into Travolta at the shop and revealed that the A-lister couldn’t have been nicer.‘I didn’t even go up to him, he just came up to me and shook my hand,’ he told ITV.

London in May 2019.The trio pleaded not guilty to charges of affray and assault by beating; all three were charged with affray and Gallagher, whose mother is All Saints member Nicole Appleton, faced an additional charge of racially aggravated assault by beating, while Starkey was charged with two counts of assault by beating.Judge Joanna Greenberg eventually recorded not guilty pleas in relation to Gallagher and Starkey, and bound over all three defendants.During Friday’s appearance, Gallagher received a mighty slap-down from the judge, with Judge Greenberg telling the three at Wood Green Crown Court that they were ‘entitled’, and that they were ‘young men thinking they can get what they want by misbehaving.’But responding to the judge’s comments, Liam took to social media on the weekend to share his two cents.He wrote: ‘Judge Judy can kiss my a*** hole

the Las Vegas event, even roping in Olivia Rodrigo for a cameo.However, celebrations were swift after the group, who was nominated for best pop duo/group performance for Butter, lost out to SZA and Doja Cat’s Kiss Me More.While the winner is still an epic banger, BTS’ fan base, Army, was left fuming after the group – arguably the most famous in the world – was shut out at the Grammys for the second consecutive year.The tag #Scammys has been trending since the perceived snub, with irate fans accusing the Academy of using the popularity of the band for ‘clout’, knowing the loyal Army will be tuning in to hopefully see them scoop a win.One wrote on Twitter, echoing similar sentiments from other fans: ‘Stop using BTS for clout, you made Army stay up and waste their time knowing BTS isn’t going to win #scammys.’However, some wanted to simply remind others that BTS are still winners, as they’re in town not just for the awards but to perform in four massive, sold out, stadium and arena dates in the coming weeks.One wrote on Twitter: ‘Reminder that bts came to vegas not for the grammy’s but for four sold out stadium concerts where the overflow seating is the grammy’s venue. they don’t need the grammy’s, the grammy’s need them.

Grammys on Sunday. The 29-year-old rapper, nominated for best rap performance for Up, accused fans of ‘dragging’ her children and said she needed to ‘protect’ herself in a series of tweets before deactivating her profile. ‘I’m deleting my Twitter On God I hate this f***in dumbass fan base,’ the WAP singer tweeted. ‘You got the slow dumbasses dragging my kids all cause y’all [thought] I was going to the Grammys and I didn’t the f***?’She continued: ‘When the f*** I hinted I was going? Just f***ing stupid.

@justinbieber look like he was running late and borrowed @SHAQ ’s suit jacket .’And then there were the suggestions Justin was actually a collection of several people stood on one another’s shoulders: ‘That’s not Justin Bieber that’s three kids in an oversized suit.’If this were 2014 there would already be 26 Twitter accounts named Justin Bieber’s Big Suitif youâre looking for Justin Bieber on the red carpet just look for the giant walking suit #GRAMMYsif i was hailey bieber and my husband brought me to a red carpet in a 10 sizes too big men’s wearhouse clearance suit the divorce papers would be signed sealed delivered before justin could even blinkThe outfit was even the talk of the morning telly, with Ranvir Singh sharing some thoughts on the sartorial decisions made.Speaking on this morning’s Good Morning Britain, she said: ‘What is wrong with Hollywood, he looks miserable, just go to the tailors.’Justin also doubled down on the quirk as he took to the stage to perform his hit Peaches in some leather slacks, giving us a real Ross from Friends vibe – we can only hope he had someone on stand-by backstage with some talc to peel him out.Who are we to jest, though, when the trousers – which he paired down with a black hoodie and cap – appeared to get punters hot and bothered and comparing certain body parts to peaches…vocals were crisp, ass was sitting pretty in those leather pants, crowd was up, oh youâre definitely THAT man @justinbieberJustin Bieber in leather pants is what this country needed.

supports HTML5 videoA rather flustered Doja Cat took the fastest ‘p***’ ever, as she nearly missed out on her big moment at the Grammys, due to an ill-timed loo break.Happens to the best of us!During Sunday night’s star-studded bash, the 26-year-old singer – real name Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini – and collaborator SZA triumphed in the best pop duo/group category for their single Kiss Me More.Once their names were read out by Avril Lavigne, SZA – who was on crutches – made it to the stage with a little help from Lady Gaga – but the Say So hitmaker was nowhere to be seen.As soon as SZA – real name Solána Imani Rowe – locked eyes with Doja, she quipped: ‘You’ve been in the bathroom for five minutes, are you serious?’ Fighting to get her breath back, she replied: ‘Listen… I have never taken such a fast p*** in my whole life.’Putting the near-miss behind her, the star couldn’t hold back the tears any longer and described herself as someone who likes to ‘downplay s***’ but hailed her crowning moment a ‘big deal.’Doja’s relatable moment didn’t go unnoticed on Twitter, as one person wrote: ‘Miss Doja Cat running back from the toilet to accept her Grammy is nothing short of iconic. So deserved.’‘DojaCat and SZA’s #GRAMMYs speech is performance art.

Surprisingly, one of the artists leaving the 64th Annual Grammy Awards with a new piece of hardware was The Weeknd. The singer (b. Abel Tesfaye, 32) is not a fan of the Recording Academy after they completely shut out his After Hours album, but that didn’t stop the Academy from awarding him Best Melodic Rap Performance. The Weeknd won for his contributions to Kanye West’s “Hurricane,” a track off of Ye’s Donda that also features Lil Baby. Neither the Weeknd nor Ye, 44, were on hand to collect the award, which was handed out in a ceremony before the Apr. 3 broadcast.

Martha Stewart is saying goodbye to a beloved pet.

rugby player showed off the spike that penetrated his leg during a match.Charlie Mills has been hailed "the toughest man in rugby league" after getting impaled on a corner flag while playing for Saddleworth Rangers in Oldham, Greater Manchester. He was attempting to score a try when the flag went through the back of his leg.The Rangers player needed surgery to remove the object, with former Oldham and Leeds Rhinos professional Barrie McDermott tweeting a picture of the man holding the cause of his injury.The former Super League champion and British international said in a post: "Toughest man in rugby league goes to Charlie Mills from Saddleworth Rangers.

Netflix documentary Wild Wild Country exposed the heinous practices of Rajneesh Osho’s cult, and now another follower – who only left last year – has come forward to share her story of sexual abuse and mistreatment.Bhagwan Shee Ranjeesh, known as Osho, was an Indian mystic who began a controversial belief group in India during the 1960s and 70s.Although preaching values of love and friendship, a Netflix documentary has exposed the leader’s allegedly abusive tactics of control. In one instance, followers even claimed that the leader had attempted to poison rival local officials in an attempt to establish the cult in the US during the early 1980s.Now, speaking on the Little Bit Culty podcast, Erin Robbins has shared her own tales of her time falling in love with the abusive cult founder.Erin was first attracted to the cult during its early origins in India, before its base moved over to Oregon in the US, when it began to outgrow its small surroundings.And, despite opening up about her experiences now, Erin admitted that she had been enthralled by the preacher’s aura during her time integrating with the cult.In one instance, she recalled how she had been part of a group of women selected to be “energy mediums”, and allowed them much closer contact with the guru.“I felt like I’d died and gone to heaven, I couldn’t have wanted more.

EastEnders stalwart - for 35 years making her one of the show's longest running characters. June died at her home in Surrey on Sunday surrounded by family, according to reports. She played Dot Cotton, a chain-smoking laundry assistant and mother of notorious criminal Nick Cotton from 1985 and appeared in a staggering 2,884 episodes.

Dan Walker is stepping down from BBC Breakfast after six years to present on Channel 5.The TV presenter, 45, is set become the lead anchor of Channel 5's flagship news bulletin 5 News, with an expanded role that also involves fronting a string of new shows across the channel.It will see Dan front the newly-revamped hour-long 5 News bulletin show, replacing Sian Williams who stepped down from anchoring the ITN-produced show last month.Walker himself said he was "really excited" about the move as he confirmed the news in a video message shared by the official Channel 5 Twitter account.He said: "Hello, Dan Walker here. I have a little bit of news for you.

Chris Stapleton swept up some impressive awards during Sunday night’s Grammys but in order to do so he had to make a sacrifice.

Ukraine have spiralled in recent days with the brutality of troops being likened to ISIS.Yesterday (April 3) a mass grave containing the bodies of 57 civilians was found in the town of Bucha, near to Kyiv, where Russian troops have been forced out.The latest grave was found with several corpses only partially buried or not buried at all while bodies of men, women and children were also seen strewn across roads.There have also been reports of Russians executing unarmed Ukrainians, some of them children. Reacting to the developments on Twitter, Stalin historian Simon Montefiore said the barbarity was not unlike that which the former Soviet leader was famed for. He said: "Today in 1940, Stalin & Beria started the murder of 22000 Poles in Katyn Forest.

Manori Ravindran International EditorJane Tranter’s Bad Wolf has set up its first major drama since joining Sony Pictures Television, Variety can reveal.The company is adapting the first book in Bernard Cornwell’s “Warlord Chronicles” trilogy, “The Winter King,” into a 10-part series. The show — which is expected to be a returner that will go on to cover the other books in the series — will shoot in Wales and the West Country in 2022.“The Winter King” is being positioned as a revisionist take on the Arthurian legends, which were first published in the mid-1990s.

Franklin Graham spent the weekend promoting anti-LGBTQ extremist hate to his nearly 10 million Facebook followers, including by attacking The Walt Disney Company, criticizing the Biden administration’s support of medically-necessary treatment for transgender children, posting a video of his home state’s Lt. Governor preaching jaw-droppingly vulgar attacks on transgender people, and even calling for “regime change” in the United States because he opposes science that support LGBTQ children and teens.Graham kicked off his attacks on Thursday, the Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), calling the U.S.

Paige VanZant could have her hands full with AEW rival Tay Conti - a stunning judo black belt who loves sharing bikini snaps. Former UFC babe VanZant, 28, confirmed her switch to All Elite Wrestling last month, signing her contract with the organisation on Conti's body after laying her out on AEW Dynamite. Although her first opponent is yet to be confirmed, there's a good chance she could do battle with the Brazilian honey.

Elon Musk has purchased 9.2% of Twitter stock, making him the largest shareholder in the company.

A dog that was too energetic to live in Manchester has represented England after finding a new talent in the country. Two-year-old Border Collie Patch has won numerous sheepdog trials since leaving the city which saw him selected for the Four Nations Nursery Finals that took place on Saturday, March 19.