Grammys 2014: The Best and Worst Moments
It was all about the love… and the robot-helmeted Frenchmen who made off with the night's biggest award.
From Beyoncé and Jay Z opening the 2014 Grammys with a sizzling duet that proved why they're the most powerful — and sexiest — couple in the music biz, to Macklemore's mass wedding/performance of his hit "Same Love," Valentine's Day came early with sultry and sweet Grammy performances.
And the three-hour-plus telecast packed with superstar performances and superstar pairings ended with a surprise Album of the Year winner: "Random Access Memories" by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, the robot-attired act who charged collaborator Pharrell Williams with making their acceptance speeches for their five Grammy wins.
Here, our breakdown of the highs and relatively few lows of the 56th Annual Grammy Awards:
Grammys 2014: The Best and Worst Moments
It was all about the love… and the robot-helmeted Frenchmen who made off with the night's biggest award.
From Beyoncé and Jay Z opening the 2014 Grammys with a sizzling duet that proved why they're the most powerful — and sexiest — couple in the music biz, to Macklemore's mass wedding/performance of his hit "Same Love," Valentine's Day came early with sultry and sweet Grammy performances.
And the three-hour-plus telecast packed with superstar performances and superstar pairings ended with a surprise Album of the Year winner: "Random Access Memories" by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, the robot-attired act who charged collaborator Pharrell Williams with making their acceptance speeches for their five Grammy wins.
Here, our breakdown of the highs and relatively few lows of the 56th Annual Grammy Awards:
Grammys 2014: The Best and Worst Moments
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