In the run-up to the 1999 Grammy Awards, Hill became the first woman to be nominated in ten categories in a single year. In addition to "Miseducation" works, the nominations included her rendition of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" for the 1997 film "Conspiracy Theory", which had appeared on "Billboard" charts, and Hill's writing and producing of "A Rose Is Still a Rose", which became a late-in-career hit for Aretha Franklin. She appeared on several magazine covers, including "Time", "Esquire", "Rolling Stone", "Teen People", and "". During the ceremony, Hill broke another record by becoming the first woman to win five times in one night, taking home the awards for Album of the Year, Best R&amp;B Album, Best R&amp;B Song, Best Female R&amp;B Vocal Performance, and Best New Artist. During an acceptance speech, she said, "This is crazy. This is hip-hop!" Hill had brought forth a new, mainstream acceptance of the genre.