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When a musician is as massively popular as Beyoncé, there’s bound to be some blowback whenever they release something.Controversy is simply a part of life for the biggest and most successful in the music industry, and Queen Bey may very well be the biggest.The singer, songwriter, and producer is currently being chastised by a well-known musical duo, who are adding to a growing chorus of artists who weren’t happy to find out they were involved with her new set.Right Said Fred has spoken out against Beyoncé in a new interview with British tabloid The Sun after they were — apparently involuntarily — included in her new album Renaissance.The duo is upset that the Grammy winner interpolated their 1991 global smash “I’m Too Sexy” on her song “Alien Superstar,” which was quickly singled out as a fan favorite on the superstar’s latest effort.The issue stems from the fact that, according to Right Said Fred, neither Beyoncé nor anyone from her team reached out to the pair for permission to use any part of their song on her album.In the past, other artists who have wanted the same pleasure have done so, but not Bey. “She is such an arrogant person,” the brotherly duo told the publication.

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MitoQ, the survey also found people’s biggest barriers to success are lack of energy (44%), time (39%) and willpower (38%).Nearly six in 10 (59%) said they “always” or “often” experience low energy and 49% lack stamina with the same frequency.If there were no limits in their lives, 43% said they would become an entrepreneur, more so than a visual or performing artist (28%) or a lawyer (27%). Other goals included being “a drug counselor,” “animal rescuer,” “crime scene investigator,” “veterinarian,” and simply “a good mom.”People also shared life goals inspired by public figures, such as “being a chef like Gordon Ramsay,” “painting like Georgia O’Keeffe,” “acting like Leonardo DiCaprio, “inventing and building like Nikola Tesla,” and “being helpful like Mother Teresa.”However, respondents’ most relatable role models aren’t far from home — 52% pointed to parents and immediate family, more so than a close friend (44%) or favorite celebrity (41%). Over half (51%) said that their role model communicating in a conversational, easy-to-understand manner is key to relatability, while less than a third deemed it necessary for a role model to be the same age/generation or gender (34% each) as themselves.Regardless of their role model of choice, people’s heroes have inspired them to stay optimistic in challenging times (35%) and do things to help others (34%).Celebrity fitness trainer and MitoQ ambassador Gunnar Peterson knows a lot about inspiring people to push through, has worked with Hollywood A-listers and was a strength coach with a championship-winning NBA franchise.

Beyoncé has shared a short visual for her latest campaign with Tiffany & Co., which is soundtracked by her ‘Renaissance‘ song ‘Summer Renaissance’.The pop behemoth, who last year starred in the jewellery brand’s ‘About Love’ campaign with her husband Jay-Z, appears in the one-minute clip directed by Grammy Award winner Mark Romanek (One Hour Photo, Never Let Me Go) that sees her command a busy downtown nightclub.With the song itself sampling the queen of disco Donna Summer‘s classic ‘I Feel Love’, the video echoes the Studio 54 era as Beyoncé arrives dressed to impress in glitzy threads and jewellery for the ‘Lose Yourself In Love’ Tiffany campaign.Beyoncé initially “decided to lead without visuals giving fans the opportunity to be limitless in their expansive listening journey”, as a press release stated upon the release of her seventh solo album ‘Renaissance’, which dropped in July. “It is a chance again to be listeners and not viewers, while taking in every gem of the pristine production.”Romanek shot the film using a rare 65mm camera as an “exploration of fearless creativity”, Tiffany & Co.

Nova Twins were the latest band to take part in BBC Radio One’s Live Lounge segment today, where they delivered a storming cover of Beyoncé‘s ‘Break My Soul’.You can see the duo’s performance below, which sees them transform the original house-inspired track into a punchy rock anthem. You can take a look below.The Beyoncé original first appeared in June as the lead single from her much-anticipated ‘RENAISSANCE’ album, and was followed by a surprise remix EP last month featuring Honey Dijon, will.i.am, Terry Hunter and Nita Aviance.As well the cover, Nova Twins also performed a live rendition of their own track ‘Choose Your Fighter’, the fifth single from June’s Mercury Prize-nominated second album ‘Supernova‘.Earlier this month, meanwhile, Nova Twins extended their British and European ‘Supernova’ tour dates into 2023.

Will.i.am has claimed he was the inspiration behind Beyoncé’s ‘Break My Soul’ remix EP.Earlier this year, Beyoncé released a four-track EP featuring remixes of the ‘Renaissance’ track from the likes of Honey Dijon, Terry Hunter and Nita Aviance.According to will.i.am though, the whole thing would never have happened without him. Speaking to Metro, he said: “I was in France and her song (‘Break My Soul’) came out and I’m like, ‘I wish the beat did this.’ So I called my collab partner and we did it remotely on FYI, a collaboration tool.”The Black-Eyed Peas singer then claimed “they weren’t thinking about remixes until I sent it.”“They put out a remix EP and my song’s first one on it – and I inspired it,” he continued.

Beyoncé is setting her fans up for cuffing season! On Thursday, the 41-year-old musician shared an Instagram Guide filled with videos of fans taking part in the dance challenge set to the singer's  single, «Cuff It.» The dance challenge began on TikTok in August after users Maycee (@maycsteele) and Kaitlyn (@ogpartyhardy26) posted a video pregaming and dancing along to the song. The moves quickly caught on as other TikTok members followed the dance moves and added their unique twists — even sharing stories instead of dancing.

Kim Kardashian certainly knows how to embrace a theme, and Beyoncé's star-studded birthday party was no exception. The reality star stepped out over the weekend to attend Bey's roller disco-themed bash with a who's-who of celebs — not including her ex, Kanye «Ye» West. Kim's sister, Khloe Kardashian, was in attendance, sharing a series of snaps to her Instagram alongside Kim and pal La La Anthony and a most fitting caption for the occasion: «All the Single Ladies,» referencing not only their respective relationship statuses, but Beyoncé's 2008 monster hit single. All three ladies shimmered and shined in their ensembles, with Kim opting for a skintight, red-and-black heeled catsuit and, in a subtle nod to Ye, a pair of Yeezy shades. While Kanye was noticeably absent from the soiree, Khloe's ex-boyfriend and the father of her two children — Tristan Thompson — was there, along with Kris Jenner and her beau, Corey Gamble. It was a busy weekend for the Kardashian crew.

Beyoncé to celebrate her birthday! Over the weekend, the singer had a star-studded guest list for her roller disco-themed 41st birthday bash at a private mansion in Los Angeles.The details surrounding Queen Bey’s bash are limited, but a slew of celebrities were spotted showing up to the party in must-see and on-theme outfits. Photos from outside the residence captured Adele, who wore an all-black look, and her boyfriend, Rich Paul. Michael B. Jordan was also spotted wearing a white tank top and pink-and-orange joggers.

Every woman dreams of looking their best on their wedding day. So it was less than ideal when former TOWIE star Danielle Armstrong was mistaken for a stripper during the couple’s wedding dance! After their traditionally romantic first dance to So Amazing by Luther Vandross the pair had planned a huge fireworks display for guests, even promising a surprise at 9pm on the invitations. However, because of the temperatures recently, the venue had banned fireworks so Danielle took matters into her own hands to pull off a surprise for her and Tom’s 100 guests! Unbeknown to the guests – and even Tom – Danielle had a special surprise in store.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z are taking a moment to congratulate fellow musician and friend Nicki Minaj. The successful rapper was recently honored with the MTV VMA Video Vanguard Award, which has only been given to a few select singers, including David Bowie, the Beatles, Tom Petty, Madonna, Janet Jackson, Britney Spears, Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Pink.The ‘Super Freaky Girl’ singer shared a video on her Instagram account, showing the beautiful cream-colored roses sent to her from the Carters.

Laverne Cox had the last laugh at the US Open tournament, after the actress went viral all over social media for being confused for Beyoncé.The Hollywood star had a similar shade of honey blonde hair as the iconic singer, and was wearing an all-black ensemble, hoop earrings and a face mask.The viral moment started when an online user took to Twitter to point out that Beyoncé, who is known for staying away from the public eye, was among the audience at Serena Williams’ first singles match in her last US Open tournament.I think that is Laverne Cox https://t.co/zW0AE7MJf7pic.twitter.com/4J4i3KKY3S“I got too excited to see #Beyoncé and thought it was her my bad.. it’s @Lavernecox,” the online user wrote after noticing the mistake.

Kevin Bacon shared a video of himself serenading his goats. The song choice? Beyoncé, of course.Kevin Bacon reveals wife Kyra Sedgwick hated her engagement ringKevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick are too cute doing the ‘Footloose’ dance challengeA post shared by Kevin Bacon (@kevinbacon)The clip shows Bacon singing “Heated,” one of the songs from Beyoncé’s new record, “Renaissance.” “Hot day, hot song. The goats and I are feeling Heated, @beyonce.

Laverne Cox received the ultimate compliment on Monday night when she attended the U.S. Open to cheer Serena Williams on. The 50-year-old star was seated in the stands at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York City, wearing a face mask.

Beyoncé's got a fan in Kevin Bacon. The  actor took to Instagram Sunday to cover Bey's song, «Heated,» off her new hit album, .While Bacon's was a stripped-down performance of the dance track, he did have a little help from his goats — one of whom helped him strum along on the guitar as he sang the lyrics.«Hot day, hot summer,» Bacon said before easing into the summertime song. While two of Bacon's goats sat back and enjoyed the music, one was particularly enthralled by the track, and tried repeatedly to join the 64-year-old on the guitar before finally getting a few chords in.Bacon was particularly pleased with his bandmate, telling the goat, «You played, that was pretty good.»«I like it,» he added with a chuckle.

Beyoncé‘s ‘Heated’, performing his rendition of the song to an audience of goats.Posting a clip to his Twitter on Sunday (August 28) as part of his ongoing ‘Goat Songs’ series, the Footloose actor shared the caption: “Hot day, hot song. The goats and I are feeling ‘Heated’, [Beyoncé].

“New weave, 22 inches” to a newer one where she finds out that Selena was, in fact, not Puerto Rican.The social media and television personality has funneled the attention into money-making ventures. Over the past three years, she’s pierced the mainstream with a 2-episode guest slot on RuPaul’s Drag Race and a role in the award-winning 2020 film Zola. She also made history as the first trans woman to executive produce and host a reality series, The TS Madison Experience. Now, with Beyoncé’s Renaissance, she’s made history yet again.

It’s been a summer of surprises when it comes to the weather, and there’s been a matching climate change in our makeup too. Bronzer is usually our seasonal sizzler, but this year there’s been a different hot topic: blusher. A whole #BlushTok trend of “sun-flushed” cheeks has gone viral, and suddenly this background product has taken centre stage.

Beyoncé‘s ‘RENAISSANCE‘ single ‘Thique’ was originally put together back in 2014.The guest-heavy 16 track album was released last month and featured the likes of AG Cook, Skrillex, Giorgio Moroder, Grace Jones, Tems and Jay-Z.Now, Hit-Boy has told a Rolling Stone podcast, how Beyoncé stashed away their collaboration for eight years.“I had to sit on that beat for eight years!” he said. “That’s the way the game goes sometimes.

Beyoncé.READ: Beyoncé makes fans swoon in double thigh high slit crystal dress to the Renaissance release partyHere at HELLO!, we look back at a few of those big names and see where they are now.Beyonce makes history as women dominate at 63rd Grammy AwardsHailed the Princess of Pop, Britney Spears is arguably the biggest star of the 2000s. Inspiring a sea of blondes to come after her, the Toxic singer dominated the noughties thanks to her superstardom - which became a gift and a curse as her struggles have been documented over the years.READ: A candid insight into Britney Spears' relationship with her sonsMORE: Elton John and Britney Spears shock fans with Tiny Dancer cover Britney in 2000Since then, Britney has found freedom, after her 13-year-long conservatorship was terminated last fall.

“Many Men” hitmaker said the rapper’s wife “jumped out” at him and “was ready to fight” after he stopped by to talk to her husband in Las Vegas many years ago.“She was on a window sill. We were in Vegas,” he recalled during Friday’s appearance on “The Breakfast Club.”The 47-year-old rapper said the “Break My Soul” singer “jumped out” and pulled a confrontational face at him.“And I’m like, ‘Wait, what is you doing? That’s me and Jay-Z’s stuff, this ain’t got nothing to do with you, girl,” 50 Cent told hosts Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Envy.Though his clash with the “Big Pimpin'” hitmaker never escalated into a full-blown feud — unlike his ever-lasting beef with Ja Rule and Rick Ross — the two rappers didn’t quite see eye-to-eye in the early 2000s.The rapper admitted he was taken aback by Beyoncé’s reaction to their quarrel.“I was like, ‘Oh, s–t!’ I didn’t really know what to do,” he recalled.