Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift had most popular Instagrams at the Grammys

Taylor used her Album of the Year acceptance speech to smack down Kanye West’s claim on one of his new songs that he made her famous. Her acceptance speech thanking fans and collaborators included a sharp swipe at fellow artist Kanye West. Ben Tracy reports on how those comments took on a life of its own.

“But if you just focus on the work and you don’t let those people sidetrack you, someday when you get where you are going, you will look around, and you will know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there”, she said.

She won three awards Monday, including album of the Year and Best Pop Album for 1989 and Best Music Video for Bad Blood.

“We wrote it on a couch in my house”, he said of his hit song he wrote with Amy Wadge, which also won him best pop solo performance.

Record of the Year went to “Uptown Funk”, the retro party anthem by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars that spent a near-historic 14 weeks on top of the US Billboard chart.

Skrillex and Diplo won two awards – one is “Best Dance/Electronic Album” for “Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü”, and the other is “Best Dance Recording” for “Where Are Ü Now” with Justin Bieber.

“She was sitting on his lap and they were super affectionate”, said a source.

All About That Bass singer Meghan Trainor burst into tears and embraced her father as she was announced as best new artist by last year’s victor Sam Smith.

The 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards were last night and, while in my humble opinion, I thought it was lacking in a lot of departments, you can’t deny the memorable and heartwarming moments that took place on stage by music’s biggest stars. Kendrick Lamar’s politically-charged performance is among the most talked about moments.

He won best rap album for “To Pimp a Butterfly” as well as rap performance, rap song, rap/sung performance and music video.

As a tribute to Eagles singer-songwriter Glenn Frey, who died January 18, Jackson Browne and the remaining Eagles sang “Take It Easy”, the first hit for band, which was written by Frey and Browne. Grammy producers severely shortchanged his co-writer on “Thinking Out Loud”, Amy Wadge, by cutting away before she could even speak. Stevie Wonder and the a cappella group Pentatonix sang an Earth, Wind and Fire tune in honor of the late Maurice White.

“Kendrick came to us and said that we live in a time where these issues confront us every day and that it’s important that they be given a public forum, and he would like to use his “x” number of minutes to create a great performance that is consistent with his this year”.