The biggest night in music is back to award the biggest artists, collaborations, records, and songs within the industry. Fans expect Selena Gomez to bag her first Grammy ever, but unfortunately, she lost to another artist.
According to Infobae, the former Disney Channel star lost her first and only nomination for this year's awards show against Alex Cuba's "Mendò" in the Best Latin Pop Album category.
The singer's album, "Revelación," is her first Spanish-language EP which featured hit tracks such as "Adiós," "Selfish Love," "Vicio," "De una vez," and more.
Both artists were not present at the event, but there are protests against the decision of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.
Before the ceremony aired on CBS and Paramount+, some results have already been announced, including Gomez's category.
The reason why the artist didn't attend the show despite her first category is because of her ongoing shoot for the series "Only Murders in the Buildings."
Elle Magazine reported that Gomez was last photographed in New York City, she also went to the Sloomoo Institute with her sister Gracie Teefey.
Grammys 2022 Partial Winners List
Since the Grammys is still ongoing, winners for the top categories have not been announced yet, but they already awarded the winners earlier this evening.
Here is the partial winners' list for this year's awards show.
According to Fox News, "Alive" took home Best Dance/Electronic Recording, "Subconsciously" won the Best Dance/Electronic Album, Best Rock Album goes to Foo Fighter's tenth studio album "Medicine at Midnight," Saint Vincent's "Daddy's Home" won Best Alternative Music Album.
Other winners include "Fight For You" as Best R&B Song, "Table For Two" for Best Progressive R&B Album, Best Rock Performance was awarded to "Making A Fire," and Best Metal Performance for "The Alien," and many more.
Grammys 2022 Updates
Per USA Today, the critics' prediction for Best New Artist finally happened as Olivia Rodrigo won the Best New Artist category.
Previous winners of the category, Megan Thee Stallion and Dua Lipa, presented the award to the "SOUR" hitmaker.
BTS could make history as the first K-pop act with a Grammy if they win Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.
Nas also graced the stage with his old-school hip hop hits as he performed a medley of his tracks, including "Made You Look," "One Mic," "Rare," and "I Can."
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