From left, Lady Gaga, Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton sit together Sunday night at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

Several Oklahoma stars performed, presented or were nominated for awards during Sunday night’s 54th Annual Grammy Awards.

One of the most interesting offstage moments of the award show was the seating of country music power couple and Tishomingo residents next to pop star Lady Gaga, who was dressed in one of her usual outlandish outfits.

A caption contest featuring the photo posted above on Blake Shelton’s Facebook drew more then 16, 900 suggested cutlines. To read the winning entry, click here to go to Blake’s Facebook Wall.

Here are some of the photos the Associated Press captured of Oklahoma stars at the Grammys:

Tulsa native Ryan Tedder celebrates winning a Grammy as one of the producers of Adele's "21," which was named album of the year. (AP)

Checotah native Carrie Underwood performs with legendary crooner Tony Bennett during the Grammys. (AP)

Country duo and nominees Thompson Square - Miami, OK, native Keifer Thompson and his wife Shawna - arrive at the Grammys. (AP)

Reba McEntire, who hails from Chockie, presents at the Grammys. (AP)

Glen Campell, Reid Perry of The Band Perry and Ada native Blake Shelton perform during a tribute to Campbell. (AP)

Carrie Underwood arrives at the Grammys. (AP)

Nominee and 20-time winner Vince Gill, who was born in Norman and raised in Oklahoma City, arrives at the Grammys. (AP)

Tishomingo resident Miranda Lambert and fellow country star Dierks Bentley present an awards at the Grammys. (AP)

Tony Bennett and Carrie Underwood present the best new artist Grammy to Bon Iver. (AP)

Members of rock band Kings of Leon, from left, Nathan, Caleb and Jared Followill, arrive at the Grammys. The band has Oklahoma City and Talihina ties. (AP)

Tishomingo resident Blake Shelton performs during the tribute to Glen Campbell at Sunday's Grammys. (AP)

Carrie Underwood arrives at the Grammys. (AP)

-BAM

Putnam City High School graduate Audra Mae and her new band The Almighty Sound today released their self-titled, full-length debut album.

Oklahoma City native The World Famous Tony Williams also released today a new album, “King or the Fool.” Kanye West, John Legend and The Kid Daytona are among the well-known artists featured on various tracks, and West, who is Williams’ cousin, produced several tracks on the album.

In addition, the underrated psychological drama “Take Shelter” is new on DVD. I highly recommend the film, but be prepared to be outraged that Michael Shannon didn’t get an Oscar nominated.

Here is a list of new CDs, DVDs and books out this week, from Amazon.com and VideoETA.com:

CDs

Audra Mae and The Almighty Sound, “Audra Mae and The Almighty Sound.”

The World Famous Tony Williams, “The King or the Fool.”

Amos Lee, “As the Crow Flies.”

Hillsong, “Live in Miami” (CD/DVD set).

Audrey Assad, “Heart.”

Heartless Bastards, “Arrow.”

Le’Andria Johnson, “Evolution of Le’Andria Johnson.”

Band of Skulls, “Sweet Sour.”

Madonna and Abel Korzeniowski, “W.E. (Music from the Motion Picture).”

Punch Brothers, “Who’s Feeling Young Now?”

Santana, “Anthology 68-69: The Early San Francisco Years.”

DVDs

All Things Fall Apart

Beavis & Butt-Head: Volume 4

The Dead

Elite Squad: The Enemy Within

Family Matters: The Complete Second Season

The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence

The Interrupters

Mama, I Want to Sing

Mozart’s Sister

Paranormal Activity 3

The Rum Diary

Storage Wars: Volume 2

Take Shelter

Tiny Furniture

Books

The Wolf Gift by Anne Rice

I’ve Got Your Number: A Novel by Sophie Kinsella

The Principles of Knitting by June Hemmons Hiatt

Enemies: A History of the FBI by Tim Weiner

The Start-up of You: Adapt to the Future, Invest in Yourself, and Transform Your Career by Reid Hoffman, Ben Casnocha

Private Games by James Patterson, Mark Sullivan

-BAM