Grammy's best performances: Matador Madonna, Queen Bey
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Queen of pop Madonna stages her own bullfight in a lavish performance. (Photo: Reuters)
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A toned down Rihanna took to the stage with Kanye and Paul McCartney as they debuted FourFiveSeconds. (Photo: AFP)
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Pharrell Williams channels The Grand Budapest Hotel's bellhop as he performs his summer sensation Happy. (Photo: AFP)
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Katy Perry followed President Barack Obama and domestic abuse survivor Brooke Axtell with inspirational survival anthem By The Grace of God. (Photo: AFP)
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Kanye West is the only one on stage as he debuts his new single Only One. (Photo: AFP)
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Gwen Stefani and Adam Levine perform My Heart is Open from Maroon 5's latest album, V. (Photo: Reuters)
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Lady Gaga gets cheeky with Tony Bennett as they waltz to their song Cheek to Cheek. (Photo: AFP)
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Beyonce moved the crowd with a powerful rendition of Take My Hand after winning Grammys for best R&B performance and song. (Photo: Reuters)
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Grammy veteran Mary J Blige stays with fresh winner Sam Smith as they perform the award-winning Stay With Me. (Photo: AFP)
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Kristen Wiig wore a wig with Maddie Zeigler as they staged a live performance art piece to Sia's emotional Chandelier. (Photo: Reuters)
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