Beyoncé and Young Women Pop Sensations Lead 2025 Grammy Nominations
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Beyoncé and Young Women Pop Sensations Lead 2025 Grammy Nominations

Charli XCX, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter will compete in the biggest categories, along with Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar.
Beyoncé and Young Women Pop Sensations Lead 2025 Grammy Nominees
Posted inBeatles, The Benjamin, Andre (Andre 3000) Brat (Album) Carpenter, Sabrina (1999- ) Charli XCX Collier, Jacob (1994- ) Country Music Cowboy Carter (Album) Eilish, Billie Grammy Awards Grande, Ariana Hit Me Hard and Soft (Album) Knowles, Beyonce Lamar, Kendrick Malone, Post (1995- ) Now and Then (Song) Pop and Rock Music Rap and Hip-Hop Raye (Singer) Recording Academy Rhythm and Blues (Music) Roan, Chappell Shaboozey (Singer) Swift, Taylor Texas Hold Em (Song) The Tortured Poets Department (Album) Wayne, Leland Tyler (Metro Boomin)

Beyoncé and Young Women Pop Sensations Lead 2025 Grammy Nominees

Charli XCX, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter will compete in the biggest categories, along with Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar.
Who’s Afraid of Being Black? Not Kamala, Beyoncé or Kendrick.
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Who’s Afraid of Being Black? Not Kamala, Beyoncé or Kendrick.

With her response to Donald Trump’s comments about her background, Kamala Harris showed that Blackness doesn’t need to be explained or defended — an idea underscored by her campaign theme song.