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COLUMN: Women dominate the 66th Annual Grammy Awards

Highlights from the 2024 Grammy Awards: Taylor Swift’s New Album Announcement and Female Triumph

Taylor Swift made a surprising announcement at the Grammys, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. Speculation had been rife that she would reveal her “Reputations (Taylor’s Version)” album, but instead, she dropped a bombshell about a brand new original album.

The new album, titled “The Tortured Poets Department,” is set to be released on April 19. Swift unveiled the cover art on Instagram, featuring a striking black and white photo of her lying on a bed, with her face just out of view.

The night was full of triumph for women, with Victoria Monét winning Best New Artist after years of writing hits for other artists. Miley Cyrus also took home awards for Best Pop Solo Performance and Record of the Year for her hit song “Flowers.”

Legendary performers like Joni Mitchell and Tracy Chapman made memorable comebacks at the Grammys, showcasing their timeless talent on stage.

However, there were some shocking snubs, with Olivia Rodrigo’s hit song “Vampire” failing to win any awards despite its chart-topping success. Swift also faced disappointment in the song of the year category, losing out to Billie Eilish’s emotional ballad.

Despite the ups and downs of the night, Swift made history by becoming the first artist to win four Best Album Grammys with “Midnight.” In her acceptance speech, she emphasized that her music is created for the love of the craft, not for the accolades.

The Grammys may have had its surprises and controversies, but one thing was clear: women truly owned the night with their exceptional talent and groundbreaking achievements.

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