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Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z touched down at the Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles on Thursday, as they returned from Dubai following her performance.The Crazy In Love songstress, 41, and the rap mogul, 53, flew in with their kids in tow, following the star's incredible show at the opening of the Atlantis The Royal Grand hotel, for which she was reportedly paid $24 million.The Grammy-Award winner looked comfortable for the air travel, wearing a black zip-up sweater and matching black sweatpants.   Back home: Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z touched down at the Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles on Thursday, as they returned from Dubai following her recent performanceShe had her hood pulled over her blonde tresses and appeared to be wearing a face mask. Meanwhile her hip-hop star husband matched her in a black hoodie of his own, and sported a blue tie-dye bucket hat.Exiting with them were their twins, daughter Rumi and son Sir, both five.  Returning: The Crazy In Love songstress, 41, and the rap mogul, 53, flew in with their kids: daughter Rumi and son Sir, both five Comfortable: The Grammy-Award winner looked comfortable for the air travel, wearing a black zip-up sweater and matching black sweatpants Sir looked adorable in a mint green hoodie while exiting the plane.

Beyonce is facing criticism after accepting a $24 million payday for her performance at the new Dubai hotel Atlantis the Royal on Saturday, amid the anti-LGBTQ policies of United Arab Emirates.The Grammy-winning star's outing in the area 'casts a shadow over her support for lesbians and gay people,' according to Bev Jackson, the co-founder of the British advocacy group LGB Alliance.'Beyoncé is a huge icon for many gay people,' Bev Jackson told The Telegraph Sunday. 'LGB Alliance is deeply therefore disappointed that Beyoncé has agreed to give a lucrative concert in Dubai, where same-sex sex acts are a criminal offense, potentially punishable by death.' The latest: Beyonce is facing criticism after accepting a $24 million payday for her performance at the new Dubai hotel Atlantis the Royal on Saturday amid the anti-LGBTQ policies of United Arab Emirates.

Calvin Harris took to the stage in Qatar last night despite concerns raised by gay rights campaigners. The Scots megastar DJ had been urged to pull out of playing a lucrative set during the World Cup because of the country’s human rights record. Ahead of ­headlining the Fifa Fan Festival event last night, Harris, 38, came under ­pressure from LGBT groups not to perform in the Gulf state, where same-sex ­relationships are banned.