Then and Now: See the 2020 Grammy Nominees' First Red Carpets

It's time to get excited, fashion fans!

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There was a time when Recording Academy officials were sticklers that all performances on the Grammy Awards had to be of current nominated works.

The press tour has begun for Blake Lively's upcoming movie, The Rhythm Section, and on Monday night, the actor made her return to the red carpet, after giving birth to her third child last year. Lively went all out for the New York screening, delivering old school Hollywood glamour in floor-length black velvet, as Entertainment Tonight reports. She accessorized with thigh-high leather boots, matching leather gloves, and a layered necklace comprising pearls, chains and jewels.

Sebastian Yatra’s Fantasia was nominated for Best Latin Pop Album at the Grammys 2020, and although it was Alejandro Sanz who finally bagged the award, the Colombian singer made the most of the night with a huge smile on his face.

In the second category of the 2020 Grammys' "Big Four," Billie Eilish is finally letting you see her in a crown as the recipient of the best new artist. 

Beyoncé appears to be a no-show at the 2020 Grammy Awards. The superstar is up for four awards this year, including Best Pop Solo Performance.

The stars shimmered and shined when they hit the red carpet for the 2020 GRAMMY Awards. Stepping out in an array of hues, Los Angeles' Staples Center was full of A-listers showing off their unique styles and personalities.  Take Ariana Grande, who wore a hue we rarely see on the red carpet — gray — and fully worked it, going for full drama with tons of poses in her custom Giambattista Valli made of layers and layers of tulle. 

Fans were devastated after the shocking news that NBA legend Kobe Bryant had been killed in a helicopter crash broke on Sunday, Jan 26. Bryant was beloved around the world, especially within the entertainment industry, which is why it's no surprise the 62nd Grammy Awards paid tribute to former basketball star later that night.

The stars are paying tribute to Kobe Bryant on the 2020 GRAMMYs red carpet.

Billie Eilish came to the Grammys dressed to capture everyone's attention tonight. The 18-year-old singer, who is nominated for six awards, wore a green and black Gucci suit accessorized with earrings and gloves. She also wore her nails long and painted in a matching green.

BTS has arrived at the 2020 Grammys and they're spilling all the deets on what fans can expect from their new album.

It’s Music’s Biggest Night. The 2020 Grammy Awards take place today (January 26) in Los Angeles, California. The broadcast and live stream of the main ceremony begin at 8 p.m. Eastern (5 p.m. Pacific) on the CBS Television Network and the CBS All Access apps. Before then, however, you can tune into the Premiere Ceremony® for more awards and performances. Plus, there’s GRAMMYs Live From the Red Carpet. Below, learn how to watch all the coverage for a full day of Grammys.

The 62nd annual Grammy Awards are this Sunday (Jan. 26), and eight acts have been nominated for Best New Artist after their extraordinary trajectory from rising stars to megawatt hitmakers.  

Lucky Daye is taking the music industry by storm, and the 2020 Grammy Awards too.

Undoubtedly, the Grammys' best regional Mexican music album (including tejano) category is among one of the most hard-fought prizes for Latin artists.The five nominees' styles range from norteño to mariachi, and there is no obvious winner in this category. This year, three of the five nominees are already Grammy-winning artists.

Who will take Dua Lipa's place as the Recording Academy's new fave?

The 2020 Grammys are sneaking up on us, counting with an already confirmed star-studded lineup that’ll feature debut performances by Billie Eilish and Lizzo, to name a few. Latin artists will also make their presence at music’s biggest event as nominees in the Latin categories include Marc Anthony, Luis Fonsi, Maluma, Bad Bunny and Joss Favela.

The marathon continues.

OK, now what does Best New Artist mean to the Recording Academy again?