Queen Swift leads the pack at the 66th Grammys, aiming for a record-breaking 4th Album of the Year win for "Midnights." While speculation swirls about her beau Travis Kelce's absence, all eyes will be on Taylor as she shines solo.

Women and LGBTQ+ artists dominate the major categories, marking a historic year for inclusivity. But will they take home the trophies? Only time will tell, with 90+ competitive fields guaranteeing some eyebrow-raising results.

Highlights to watch:

Taylor's big night: Can she break the record and make history?
Surprise performance? Rumor has it Luke Combs might duet with the elusive Tracy Chapman.
Music legends take the stage: Billy Joel returns with new music, and Joni Mitchell makes her first-ever Grammy performance.
Grammy gold for Barbie? The blockbuster movie's soundtrack boasts 11 nominations, including Billie Eilish and Best New Artist hopeful Ice Spice.
Will Bernie Sanders finally win? The senator's audiobook faces off against Michelle Obama, Meryl Streep, and others in a quirky category.
Trevor Noah returns to host: Will his comedic charm translate into a win this year?

With upsets a Grammy tradition, anything is possible! Don't miss the music's biggest night on Sunday for unforgettable performances, emotional wins, and maybe even a few surprises from Barbie herself.