Grammys: Stars turn out for music's biggest night of the year

Taylor Swift has become the first woman to win Album of the Year at the Grammy's twice.

The singer scooped the accolade for her 1989 - and had a little something to say to those who might try "take credit for her fame".

She told the audience: "I want to say to all the young women out there.

"There are going to be people along the way who try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame.

"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 that put you there, and that will be the greatest feeling in the world."

Swift had another spat with Kayne West this week after he claims it was him who made her 'famous' in his latest song of the same name.

If it was a dig at Kanye, he has yet to respond.

Meghan Trainor may have won Best New Artist at the Grammy's - but she also took the gong for most emotional acceptance speech.

The All About That Bass singer said "I'm a mess" as she went up to collect her gong before breaking down as she thanked her mum and dad and saying: "I have to go cry now."

Rihanna has pulled out of the Grammys at the last minute "on doctor's orders".

A statement from her representative said: "After Grammy rehearsal today, Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal chords.

"The antibiotics she has been on for three days did not kill the infection adequately therefore she cannot perform safely."

Ed Sheeran flew the flag for Britain at the Grammy Awards scooping Best Song for his hit Thinking Out Loud.

The flame-haired singer was presented with his award by music legend Stevie Wonder, who joked no one else on the stage could read the card as it was in braille.

Wonder then delivered a serious message telling the audience: "I just want to say we need to make everything accessible to every person with a disability."

Watch Wonder's braille joke in full below:

Sheeran was hugged by his friend Taylor Swift, who was also nominated in the same category for her hit Blank Space, when the winner was announced.

He thanked his parents, saying: "They have flown over the past four years to come to the Grammys and every time they go: 'Maybe next year!'

"If you would have told my 11-year-old, eight-year-old, any age, that I would have received an award from Stevie Wonder I'd have been chuffed, so thank you very much."

It was the second award of the night for Sheeran who also scooped Best Pop Solo Performance for Thinking Out Loud.