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Feb 2023
12m 57s

The Grammys - Viola EGOTs and Beyoncé Ma...

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The 65th Annual Grammy Awards delivered some big surprises and even bigger snubs! At last night's ceremony, Viola Davis finally rounded out her EGOT status after she won for the narration of her memoir, “Finding Me.” And in another huge win for Black women, Beyoncé became the most decorated Grammy winner of all time when she was awarded for her work on "Rena ... Show More
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