Paris Hilton, who lost her home in the L.A. wildfires, said it's a "beautiful thing" to see the community come together "during a heartbreaking and devastating time."

She also called L.A. "such a resilient town" and said she is doing "everything I can to support people, families, rebuilding and the pets."

Hilton is "grateful to everyone who has done the same," and thanked firefighters, who she called "angels" and "heroes."

“Alma” — Erin Bentlage, Sara Gazarek, Johanye Kendrick & Amanda Taylor, arrangers (säje feat. Regina Carter)

“Bridge Over Troubled Water” — Jacob Collier, Tori Kelly & John Legend, arrangers (Jacob Collier feat. John Legend & Tori Kelly)

Pop music girls have dominated the music scene in the last few years, and tonight's slated nominations and performers don't stray far from that trend.

Beyoncé is leading the pack this year with 11 nominations. She, along with Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter are all nominated in the night's three biggest categories — album, record and song of the year.

The Grammys are also coming fresh off Brat summer, in which Charli XCX had everyone seeing lime green with the explosion of her latest album. She's up for album and record of the year.

Eilish, Roan, Charli XCX and Carpenter are all set to perform tonight, too, along with Cynthia Erivo, RAYE and Shakira, in addition to plenty of other feministic features throughout the night.

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Cynthia Erivo is one of many performers tonight. When asked what she’s performing, she said: “I’m wearing a clue.”

She is wearing a floor-length navy-blue gown with a silver center piece. When asked to see her nails, Erivo and the Grammys’ red carpet hosts called out items like diamonds and stones that were on her nails.

“And that’s also a clue,” she said.

Erivo did a flying motion with her hands, and she and the hosts said altogether, “Fly Me To The Moon.” They then talked “Defying Gravity,” her hit song from film “Wicked.”

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"We're not done just yet, but I expect more energy because there's not that many of you," host Justin Tranter said, before introducing the final categories.

After over a month of battling the deadly California wildfires, L.A. County Fire Chief Tony Marrone is honored as a special red carpet guest. He says the fires are now at 100% containment but emphasizes that the county will continue helping residents rebuild and recover.

“My thanks go out to the music industry for including so many of my men and women from my fire department — 5,000 strong — to come and recognize us and give us a moment of healing is just absolutely amazing," Marrone said.