Grammys live: Addison Rae turns heads in a Marilyn-inspired look as she dares to bare all on the red carpet

Addison Rae turned heads in a plunging white gown on this year’s Grammys carpet, daringly bending over to expose her pert derriere in her very own Marilyn Monroe moment.

In a night full of dramatic gowns and statement looks, lots of celebrities on this year’s Grammys carpet have opted for white gowns.

Don Lemon received a standing ovation from Hollywood at a lavish pre-Grammy Awards party just days after his controversial arrest.

The former CNN anchor, 59, was arrested on Thursday, January 29 after he joined anti-ICE protesters who stormed a Minnesota church earlier this month.

Miley Cyrus wore a black ensemble with some chunky accessories as she walked the red carpet with her mother, Tish Cyrus.

Stars attending the 2026 Grammy Awards didn’t shy away from broadcasting their politics as several stars hit the red carpet wearing anti-ICE pins.

The iconic singer–songwriter Joni Mitchell was one of the most high-profile figures speaking out against US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Also making a statement — both on the red carpet and on stage — were stars including Kehlani, Jason Isbell, Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, Rhiannon Giddens, country singer–songwriter Margo Price and more.

Released last June, K-Pop Demon Hunters has become Netflix’s most-viewed movie of all time, with more than 480 million views.

The movie’s breakout smash hit ‘Golden’ has already won best song written for visual media at the Grammys premiere ceremony.

Joni Mitchell lapsed into a long and eerie pause during her Grammys speech, and then had to be reminded onstage that she had won.

The 82-year-old folk music icon and her producer Patrick Milligan earned this year’s trophy for best historical album gong for her retrospective collection Joni Mitchell Archives: Volume 4 – The Asylum Years – (1976-1980).

When they took the stage, Mitchell said with a laugh: ‘This is the most glitter and glam I ever saw at the Grammys,’ but then drifted into a protracted silence.

Singer Joy Villa made a bold fashion statement amid her break from the Church of Scientology – with the message ‘Scientology Kills’ splashed across her chest – as she walked the red carpet at the 68th Grammys in Los Angeles Sunday.

Villa, 39, told Daily Mail the message ‘reflects her personal conviction about the emotional, spiritual, and psychological toll she believes the system has had on many lives.’

The singer donned a colorful ensemble – that also featured the statement ‘Jesus Heals’ – of a hot pink faux fur jacket over a crystal beaded blue bodysuit.

Pop singer Chappell Roan dropped her burgundy, translucent gown on the red carpet on Sunday to expose part of her dress hanging from her nipple rings.

Benson Boone, who was seemingly snubbed by this year’s Grammy nominations, arrived in a tame black suit.