Music's Biggest Stars Show Out at the 67th Grammy Awards, Lady Gaga Debuts New Song 'Abracadabra,' Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent Dead at 86

Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Sabrina Carpenter, and more win big at the 2025 Grammy Awards. Stars of the studio and the stage gathered on Sunday to celebrate music's biggest night. With major wins, show-stopping performances, and surprising snubs, the 67th Grammy Awards was one for the history books. Beyoncé went into the award show with the most nominations of any artist, earning 11 nods for her most recent album, Cowboy Carter . She went on to win in three major categories, including Best Country Duo/Group Performance, Best Country Album, and Album Of The Year. Kendrick Lamar made his mark, taking home five awards by the night's end thanks to his hit song 'Not Like Us.' The track won Best Music Video, Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance, Song Of The Year, and Record Of The Year. The night also featured a variety of first-time winners, including Sabrina Carpenter for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Pop Solo Performance, Chappell Roan for Best New Artist, and Doechii for Best Rap Album. While many music favorites ended the night with a trophy in arms, others left empty-handed, including Album of the Year nominees Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish. Lady Gaga debuts music video and song 'Abracadabra' during the Grammys commercial break. Just days after announcing her new album Mayhem , Lady Gaga is giving fans a taste of her new music. The singer dropped the first song off the album during a Grammys commercial break Sunday night, along with a full-length music video to go with it. The new track, 'Abracadabra,' is not yet available for streaming. However, the music video has since been released on Gaga's official YouTube channel. Mayhem is set to be released on March 7, and will feature the previously released tracks 'Disease' and 'Die With A Smile.' Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent dies at 86. Vincent served as the eighth Commissioner of Major League Baseball from 1989 to 1992. While his time in the position was short, there is no doubt he oversaw his fair share of ordeals within the MLB, including the World Series earthquake of 1989. He passed away on Saturday in Vero Beach, Florida after a battle with bladder cancer. His death was confirmed in a statement by current MLB Commissioner, Rob Manfred, writing, 'Mr. Vincent served the game during a time of many challenges, and he remained proud of his association with our National Pastime throughout his life. On behalf of Major League Baseball, I extend my deepest condolences to Fay's family and friends.' National Carrot Cake Day is celebrated. Deliciously made with all your classic cake ingredients, carrot cake has something extra, providing additional vitamins and nutrients to your dessert diet. Carrots are rich in vitamin A, which can help boost immunity, strengthen eyesight, and promote healthy growth. Although delicious, eat carrot cake in moderation. Celebrate with a slice from your local bakery, or whip up your own at home today. National Golden Retriever Day is also recognized. Known as friendly, fun-loving, and trustworthy companions, Golden Retrievers are the perfect pets for dog lovers everywhere. These sporting dogs are highly intelligent and often well-suited as medical service dogs, guide dogs, and therapy dogs. Their kind temperament also makes them great family dogs for those with young kids. In today's birthday news: Actress Blythe Danner turns 82, Kinks guitarist Dave Davies 78, actress Morgan Fairchild 75, Sonic Youth guitarist Lee Ranaldo 69, actor Nathan Lane 69, The Cure drummer/keyboardist Lol Tolhurst 66, actress Maura Tierney 60, actor Warwick Davis 55, actress Isla Fisher 49, and lawyer Amal Clooney is 47.