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Grammy Nominations: Beatles, Carter, and Beyoncé's Historic Moments
The Beatles, Jimmy Carter, and Beyoncé make Grammy history; The Beatles are nominated after 27 years, Carter is the oldest nominee ever, and Beyoncé is the most-nominated artist.
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Paul MccartneyJohn LennonRingo StarrGeorge HarrisonJimmy CarterBeyoncéJay-ZLiam GallagherBillie EilishMiley CyrusTaylor Swift
- What record has Beyoncé broken?
- Beyoncé has become the most-nominated artist in Grammy history, surpassing her previous tie with Jay-Z. Her nomination includes her new album, "Cowboy Carter", whose first single made her the first Black woman to top the US country charts.
- Who is the oldest Grammy nominee ever?
- Jimmy Carter, at 100 years old, is the oldest Grammy nominee ever, recognized for his audiobook "Last Sundays in Plains". This is his tenth Grammy nomination.
- How is the Beatles' new song viewed critically?
- The "Now and Then" song is seen by some as a tribute to John Lennon and a fitting conclusion to the Beatles' musical journey. While not universally hailed as a masterpiece, many appreciated its sentimental value.
- What is notable about The Beatles' Grammy nomination?
- The Beatles' "Now and Then" is nominated for two Grammys, marking their first nomination since 1997. The song, completed using AI, features original vocals from John Lennon and contributions from surviving band members.
- When and where will the 2024 Grammy Awards take place?
- The 2024 Grammy Awards ceremony will be held in Los Angeles on February 2nd. Last year's awards saw female artists dominating the major categories.