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Monica Ağustos 10, 2021

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Is This A Lost Video Of Kris Jenner Interviewing An 11-Year-Old Beyoncé? - Refinery29

Posted: 13 Dec 2019 09:29 AM PST

Take off the tin foil hats, people. It's unlikely that Jenner was working as a reporter or television host at the time; in 1992, she was a year into a new marriage (she exchanged vows with retired Olympian Caitlyn Jenner in 1991) and was raising her children Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, and Rob Kardashian in Beverly Hills. Needless to say, she probably had her hands too full with family duties to do much of anything else back then, including interview pre-fame Beyoncé.

'Lemonade' by Beyoncé named the AP's Album of the Decade - NBC News

Posted: 13 Dec 2019 11:16 AM PST

NEW YORK — The top 15 albums of the decade by Associated Press Music Editor Mesfin Fekadu:

1. Beyoncé, "Lemonade": At the beginning of this decade, Beyoncé was already the greatest singer of her generation. She won a record six Grammys in a single night, had women AND MEN "oh-oh-oh'ing" to the fun sound of "Single Ladies" and continued to be a beast of a performer. But somehow Superwoman — shoot, she's Superman, too! — found a way to do more: Like a boss she launched her own company, Parkwood Entertainment, and really took the bull by the horns of her career. In 2011, she released the R&B adventure "4," featuring classics like "Countdown," "Love on Top," "Party," "End of Time," "I Care" and "I Miss You." Three years later — in surprise form — came "Beyoncé," her bold, audacious and daring album that showcased a new side of Beyoncé: Goodbye was the girl who cared about topping the charts, and born was an artist, a true storyteller, a grown woman. Somehow, she topped herself again with "Lemonade," which still tastes as good as it did when it was released in 2016. The usually private Beyoncé bares her soul on the album, singing about a troubled relationship, black pride and motherhood in a brave way. Lyrically, she's on point and honest over beats and sounds that range from rap to rock to country and pop. "Who the (expletive) do you think I am," she brashly asks on "Don't Hurt Yourself," which co-stars Jack White. The answer: the greatest of all time.

2. Rihanna, "Anti": Something was in the water in 2016: Beyoncé delivered "Lemonade" and Rihanna gave us the best album of her career with "Anti." Rihanna had been moving like the Energizer Bunny since releasing her first album in 2005. She also put out albums in 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 — showing that she was a singer who knew how to pick a hit, record it and make it sound better than any other artist could. But she took four years to create "Anti," and the time was used wisely. No need to hit the skip button on this album as Rihanna shows her sultry side on "Kiss It Better," her twerk side on "Work" and her vocal chops on "Love on the Brain." Her hard work, work, work, work, work, work has truly paid off.

3. Beyoncé, "Beyoncé": See earlier entry.

4. Adele, "21": Back in my day — well in 2010 — record labels sent albums months in advance, and in November 2010 I received Adele's "21." Everything else around had to be turned off. I was sucked in. Months later, so was the world. THE ENTIRE WORLD. Adele was impressive on her 2008 debut, especially on "Hometown Glory," but with "21" she went deep, too deep, she was rolling in the deep! Literally. Each song made you feel something — sad, lonely, bouncy, fired up, calm, angry, lost. And nine years later, each song sounds as classic as they did at first listen, especially "Turning Tables," "Set Fire to the Rain" and the incomparable "Someone Like You."

5. Kendrick Lamar, "good kid, m.A.A.d city": All of Kendrick Lamar's albums released this decade have been masterpieces, including the 2011 independent release "Section.80" as well as the major-label projects "To Pimp a Butterfly" and "DAMN.," which won him the Pulitzer Prize for music as he made history as the first non-classical or jazz artist to win the prestigious prize. Lamar has profoundly mixed his poetry with hip-hop, jazz, soul, funk and African music to create songs that tackle blackness, street life, police brutality, survival and self-worth. And with 2012's "good kid, m.A.A.d city," this great kid immediately raised the bar not in only in hip-hop, but in music period, forcing his peers to do better and try harder.

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6. HAIM, "Days Are Gone": The sister trio HAIM reached perfection on their debut album. Hit play. And that is all.

7. SZA, "Ctrl": SZA is masterful and introspective on her confessional debut album, which follows a young woman going through life and the turbulent experiences that come with it, from dating dusty boys to dealing with self-doubt.

8. Janelle Monáe, "The ArchAndroid": According to contemporary pop folklore, Janelle Monae arrived on the pop landscape from another planet, and boy do we need more artists from that sphere to land here now. On the beautifully theatrical "The ArchAndroid," she brilliantly paints the picture of an android, Cindi Mayweather, who finds out she is the chosen one and is trying to figure out how to handle her newfound mission. The versatile album has so many highpoints, including the Fela-flavored "Dance or Die," the playful "Tightrope," the groovy "Locked Inside" and the addictive "Faster."

9. Katy Perry, "Teenage Dream": I'll quote the opening line of my 2010 "Teenage Dream" review, which came before the album matched the record Michael Jackson's "Thriller" set by launching five No.1 hits: "Katy Perry's new CD is like a magical slot machine: Select any song and you'll hear a hit."

10. Bruno Mars, "24K Magic": Bruno Mars released three epic albums this decade, but "24K Magic" was a whole mood.

11. Solange, "A Seat at the Table": Solange's art-piece of an album will move you to think, and sing along, at the same time.

12. Sam Smith, "In the Lonely Hour": Unrequited love ruled Sam Smith's debut album, introducing the world to a piercing voice that is brave and honest.

13. Nas, "Life Is Good": Nas is still the best rapper alive. Don't at me.

14. Taylor Swift, "1989": After dabbling in it on "Red," former country singer Taylor Swift hopped, skipped and jumped into the pop music world with "1989," an adventurous album full of hits, hits and more hits.

15. Kacey Musgraves, "Golden Hour": With timeless songs like "Space Cowboy," "Butterflies," "Slow Burn" and "Lonely Weekend," Kacey Musgraves proved to not just be golden, but grand.

The 1 Thing That 'Grosses' Beyoncé Out - Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Posted: 13 Dec 2019 04:02 PM PST

Beyoncé may be one of the most famous women in the world, but she rarely shares her personal information. She prefers to keep those details away from the media, and she does a great job at it.

But every once in a while, the Lemonade singer will bless fans will tidbits of information and glimpses of her life. Such was the case during the week of Dec. 8 when Beyoncé gave a wide-ranging interview with ELLE magazine. In it, she revealed this one thing that "grosses" her out.

Beyonce on the red carpet
Beyonce on the red carpet | ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images

Beyoncé hates this 1 thing

Beyoncé opened up to ELLE for its January 2020 issue. The interview is mostly about her IVY PARK collaboration with Adidas, which comes out at the top of the year, but she also discussed a broad range of other topics.

At one point in the interview, Beyoncé candidly responded to questions submitted by her fans.

When asked to name something that "grosses" her out, she replied: "People smacking when they eat."

Right on, Bey.

Beyoncé reveals one other thing she can't stand

The B'Day singer also told ELLE that hates being asked whether she's pregnant.

"Get off my ovaries!" she added.

Beyoncé — who has three children with her husband, Jay-Z — is almost always rumored to be pregnant. She became the subject of pregnancy rumors as recently as October after she was seen at an event with what appeared to be a burgeoning baby bump.

However, the Sasha Fierce crooner shut the speculation down by posting photos from the same party that showed her with a flatter stomach.

Beyoncé has openly talked about her body evolution. She told Vogue in 2018 that her shape changed significantly following the 2017 births of her twins, Sir and Rumi Carter.

"To this day my arms, shoulders, breasts, and thighs are fuller," she said. "I have a little mommy pouch, and I'm in no rush to get rid of it. I think it's real. Whenever I'm ready to get a six-pack, I will go into beast zone and work my a** off until I have it. But right now, my little FUPA and I feel like we are meant to be."

But Beyoncé did drop a lot of the weight she gained for her performance at Coachella 2018. She followed a strict diet and a rigorous workout routine.

Beyoncé is happy and confident in herself

In the same interview, Beyoncé made it clear that she's more satisfied with herself than ever.

"If someone told me 15 years ago that my body would go through so many changes and fluctuations, and that I would feel more womanly and secure with my curves, I would not have believed them," she told ELLE. 

"But children and maturity have taught me to value myself beyond my physical appearance and really understand that I am more than enough no matter what stage I'm at in life," Beyoncé continued.

"Giving zero f*cks is the most liberating place to be," she continued. "Also knowing true beauty is something you cannot see. I wish more people focused on discovering the beauty within themselves rather than critiquing other folks' grills."

Beyoncé and Jay-Z Leave the Kids at Home for Luxurious Yacht Day - Yahoo Lifestyle

Posted: 19 Nov 2019 12:00 AM PST

Beyoncé and Jay-Z Leave the Kids at Home for Luxurious Yacht Day

Quality mother-daughter time is important, and quality mother-daughter time on a luxury yacht is even better.

That's exactly what Beyoncé and her mom Tina Knowles got when they spent the day lounging aboard a private yacht off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Jay-Z and Beyoncé's stepdad, Richard Lawson also joined in on the fun.

The power couple was dressed to impress as they climbed aboard the Golden Touch yacht and sailed off for a day of relaxation in the Sunshine State. Beyoncé looked stunning as usual in a rust-colored two piece set that hugged her hips and fell down to midi-length with a sexy slit and a pair of sky-high heels, and Jay-Z exuded cool in a patterned Dior shirt with track-pants and white sneakers, in photos obtained by the Daily Mail.

For her part, Beyoncé's mom, Tina, rocked a black cold-shoulder top and a glamorous wide-brimmed hat for the day.

It's not all that surprising the kids — Blue Ivy, Rumi, and Sir — didn't join the yachting fun: it was Beyoncé herself that told Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during the London premiere of "The Lion King" that "they don't come on every trip." And Jay-Z followed that up with some parenting advice to Harry: "The best advice I can give you, always find time for yourself."

Beyoncé and Jay-Z were in town for the rapper's Shawn Carter Foundation Gala, according to People. The fundraising event benefited the foundation's scholarship fund, college prep workshops, goodwill and study abroad programs.

Before the event, the couple made the most of the weekend, heading to the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino for a special date night in style, the outlet reported.

And while this weekend was a kids-free one, the power couple are no strangers to taking the little ones on jaunts around the world. Last year, the family of five vacationed in Cannes, France, taking full advantage of the pristine blue waters.
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