Alicia Keys triumphed at the NAACP Image Awards, taking home four honours at last night's (February 14) ceremony.
The singer's awards included Outstanding Album for the platinum-selling 'As I Am', Outstanding Female Artist, and top music video and song awards for 'Like You'll Never See Me Again'.
Chris Brown was named Outstanding Male Artist, while 'American Idol' contestant Jordin Sparks took home the Outstanding New Artist honour, reports E! Entertainment.
The NAACP Image Awards, which were held at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium, honour achievements in film, television, music and literature.
Also recognised at last night's ceremony were Stevie Wonder, who received this year's Hall of Fame Award, and Aretha Franklin, who took home the prestigious Vanguard Award.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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