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2010 Grammy Awards

The 52nd Grammy Awards belonged to Beyoncé as the singer smashed the record for most trophies by a female artist in a single night.

The 28-year-old picked up a record six prizes Sunday, owning a ceremony in which a group of young artists helped put a fresh face on the greying Grammys.

“Wow, thank you so much,” Beyoncé said as she took the stage to claim her award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.

“I’m sorry, I’m nervous. I’d love to thank my family for all their support, including my husband, I love you. And I’d like to thank all of my fans for all of their support over the years, goodnight, thank you.”

Though Beyoncé was set to duel with 20-year-old Taylor Swift and 23-year-old Lady Gaga in all three of the Grammys’ main categories, it didn’t end up being much of a fight.

Swift did take Album of the Year for Fearless, and she took three other awards, including Best Country Album.

But Beyoncé won Song of the Year for the omnipresent “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” and brought her all-time Grammy haul to 16 awards.

She had previously been tied for most wins by a female at a Grammys with Lauryn Hill, Alison Krauss, Norah Jones, Alicia Keys and Amy Winehouse.

Gaga, for her part, wound up marginalized in non-mainstream categories, despite having logged five No. 1 hits in little more than a year. She took home Best Dance Recording for the still-ubiquitous “Poker Face” and Best Electronic/Dance Album for The Fame.

If there was another upset to be witnessed during the evening, it might have been when Kings of Leon’s “Use Somebody” nabbed Record of the Year from Beyoncé. “Use Somebody” wound up winning in three categories by night’s end, also notching Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals.

Other three-time winners were Beyoncé’s husband, Jay-Z, and the stubbornly massive Black Eyed Peas. Eminem and South Asian composer A.R. Rahman had two apiece.

While Swift couldn’t rival Beyoncé’s haul, the songstress with the long golden locks seemed thrilled to win at all.

Hours after she won two awards during the non-televised pre-show (and held one of the trophies up, exclaiming in disbelief: “This is a Grammy!”), Swift climbed the Staples Center stage again to claim the prize for Best Country Album.

“I just keep thinking back to when you’re in second grade and you’re singing at your talent show for the first time and people joke around and say: `Maybe we’ll see you at the Grammys someday,’ and that just feels like an impossible dream,” said Swift, who had stood with her mouth agape for a few moments before summoning up an acceptance speech.

Pink performed her contemplative piano ballad “Glitter in the Air” while suspended high in the air. Backstage, Pink said she was a gymnast for eight years and has been doing silks for seven years, and claimed in all seriousness that she’s a better singer while flying around like a marionette.

She admitted, though, that the strobe lights caused her to lose her balance for a moment. “I thought I was going to fall on my nude butt, but I worked it out,” said the feisty singer.

“I would say that no one ever has another excuse to lip synch.”

Photos of the award show are coming!

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