Beyoncé: Last News

Beyoncé‘s mother, Tina Knowles, has responded to critics of her NFL 2024 Christmas game Halftime Show.On Christmas day (December 25), Beyoncé headlined the Halftime Show for the NFL’s Christmas game in her hometown of Houston, Texas, where she performed songs from her 2024 album ‘Cowboy Carter’ live for the first time.Though the performance saw widespread praise, with some fans dubbing it “the best Super Bowl performance of all time and it wasn’t even the Super Bowl”, it’s received its share of criticism, too.Beyoncé’s mother, though, has a message for the haters. Taking to Instagram yesterday (December 28), Knowles re-shared a fan’s post calling out negative comments on the performance.

performance on Christmas Day.After the Grammy winner wowed the crowd in Houston during the Texans vs. Boston Ravens game, some took to social media to call her the “most overrated music performer on Earth.”However, Knowles quickly came to her daughter’s defense, reposting a user’s Instagram post on Friday that read: “No matter how undeniably talented you are, people will always, ALWAYS, always have some negative ish to say.” “My sentiments exactly!” Knowles wrote on the social media platform.

Beyoncé performed several hits from her “Cowboy Carter” album alongside Post Malone and Shaboozey — but when she made a particular move, viewers at home lost their cool.While singing “Texas Hold ‘Em,” the singer lifted her right hand and made the controversial gun gesture with two fingers. At the same time, a banner with the word “BANG” was released behind Beyoncé.The National Football League bans the gesture, which results in a 15-yard penalty for any offending player, per Daily Mail.The combination infuriated viewers, who unloaded their grievances on social media.“Is the @NFL going to fine @Beyonce for finger guns?!” one angry watcher shared on X (formerly Twitter).

Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy stole the show during her mum's epic NFL halftime performance on Christmas Day.The 12 year old was seen towering over her superstar mum as they performed an elaborate square-dance routine to the closing number, Texas Hold 'Em.The mother-daughter duo looked stunning in matching white Western gear, studded with rhinestones. Beyonce, donning chaps and a huge Stetson hat, even gave a shoutout to Blue mid-song by changing the word 'boy' to 'Blue' in the lyric: "Then spin me in the middle, Blue, I can't read your mind." The performance, which included a 15-minute, eight-song medley, had fans going wild, especially when Blue, wearing a Cowboy Carter sash, joined the rest of the dancers for an impressive Do-Si-Do square-dance routine.

Beyoncé‘s NFL 2024 Christmas game Halftime Show, worry not as it will soon be released as a standalone special on Netflix.On Christmas day (December 25), Beyoncé headlined the Halftime Show for the NFL’s Christmas game in her hometown of Houston, Texas, where she performed songs from her 2024 album ‘Cowboy Carter’ live for the first time.The event was live-streamed on Netflix, with replays available for just a few hours after in the US, and up to 24 hours internationally. However, luckily for fans who were unable to catch the performance before its removal, Netflix has since confirmed that the Halftime Show – now dubbed Beyoncé Bowl – is being released as a standalone special on the streaming platform later this week.Per a press release, Beyoncé Bowl will be available to stream on Netflix in its entirely later this week, though a concrete date or time has yet to be shared.

Beyoncé is teasing something for the new year – check out her cryptic post below.Fresh off the heels of her 2024 NFL Christmas-day Halftime Show, Bey took to social media to share a short video teaser. In the teaser, captioned “look at that horse”, she sits atop a white stag in her cowboy outfit as she waves around the American flag.The teaser ends with the date January 14, 2025 flashing onscreen.

Beyoncé has performed a number of songs from ‘Cowboy Carter’ live for the first time ever – check out snippets of footage and fan reactions below.Bey celebrated Christmas by headlining the NFL’s Christmas-day game’s Halftime Show in her hometown of Houston, Texas. For the set, she performed a brand new setlist, consisting only of songs from ‘Cowboy Carter’.

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not a family affair!Jay-Z didn’t show up to support his wife on her home turf in the wake of his legal battle on Christmas Day. The Roc Nation founder, 55,wasn’t in attendance during Beyoncé’s halftime show at NRG Stadium in Houston on Wednesday, Dec.

Beyoncé has shared a teaser ahead of her halftime performance at Netflix‘s inaugural NFL Christmas Gameday later today (December 25). Check it out below.Last month, it was revealed that Beyoncé would be delivering her first performance of 2024 during the Christmas-day game Halftime Show, which is set to be livestreamed on Netflix.Coined A Cowboy Carter Christmas, the special will premiere live on the streaming platform today, at the midpoint of the Houston Texans game against the Baltimore Ravens, scheduled for 04:30pm EST (09:30pm GMT).Ahead of the show, the singer shared a teaser yesterday (December 24), which sees her sitting on a chair in the middle of a football field, while playing a banjo.As the video begins to zoom into the ‘Crazy In Love’ singer’s face, the clip stalls and Netflix’s red buffering graphic appears for a few moments.

Barack Obama has published his annual favourite songs of the year list, with Kendrick Lamar, Fontaines D.C. and more making the cut in 2024.Lamar’s ‘Squabble Up’, Beyoncé’s ‘Texas Hold ‘Em’, Shaboozey’s ‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)’ and Billie Eilish’s ‘Lunch’ all feature on the list, which also included tracks by Jack White, Leon Bridges, Central Cee, Artemas, Hozier and more.“Here are my favorite songs from this year!” Obama wrote on Twitter/X today (December 21) “Check them out if you’re looking to shake up your playlist – and let me know if there’s a song or artist I should make sure to listen to.”Last year, the former President denied claims that his often indie-centric playlists – which have previously featured likes of The War On Drugs, Little Simz and Mitski – weren’t curated by him, saying he was “scrupulous” about making sure his recommendations were songs he liked.Here are my favorite songs from this year! Check them out if you’re looking to shake up your playlist – and let me know if there’s a song or artist I should make sure to listen to.

“Not Like Us” became a hip-hop anthem for the ages — a rousing rallying call even played during the Democratic National Convention. Whereas Lamar told us to be “Humble” on his 2017 chart-topper, this is the fiercest of flexes from the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show headliner.Yes, a little film called “Wicked” put the Grammy-winning diva in the Oscar conversation.

Stormzy has credited Beyoncé with inspiring him to improve his stage presence.The London rapper was reflecting on his 2019 Glastonbury performance in a new interview with Men’s Health UK.His headline slot came three months after the release of Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé, the documentary concert film that tracked the journey to the singer’s acclaimed Coachella comeback show in 2018.Stormzy shared that watching the film inspired him to undergo a physical transformation ahead of his stint at Worthy Farm, saying: ‘There’s a part in Beychella where she talks about her diet, and I was thinking, ‘Yeah, now I want a nutritionist’.“I want to be someone who is able to deliver a live set for 90 minutes with full energy and not stutter on my vocal, not be out of breath, not need to take a break, just be almost like a superhuman on stage, the same as I’ve seen Beyoncé,” he continued.The rapper added that he was trying to “get into a shape I’ve never been in in my life,” adding: “I’m not someone who grew up super fit. I’ve always just been kind of bog standard.“I was taking my body and my nutrition to this entirely new place, while also trying to create this flipping iconic, legendary set.

Beyoncé has broken yet another record, now becoming the most RIAA-certified female musician in history.Yesterday (December 17), The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced new certifications for several of Beyoncé’s releases, bringing her total certified titles to a whopping 103, more than any other female artist ever.Per the RIAA, the record comes as several of her albums and singles received new certifications.Her latest album ‘Cowboy Carter’ has now earned Platinum status, while hit singles ‘Texas Hold ‘Em’ and ’16 Carriages’ have gone 2x Platinum and Gold respectively. Additionally, 2022’s ‘Renaissance’ has gone 2x Platinum.Other new certifications include 2003’s ‘Crazy In Love’ and 2013’s ‘Drunk In Love’ – both with husband Jay-Z.

and a prequel to the 1994 classic that was already needlessly remade in 2019.The existence of this follow-up, somehow directed by Barry Jenkins of “Moonlight,” is similarly puzzling.Its origin story about how Simba’s pop came of age and ascended the throne is thin as a reed but elephantine in pace. With so many look-alike lions who are hard to tell apart and repetitive action sequences that numb the noggin, you think: “Oh, I just can’t wait to be home!”Despite the nonstop peril, the cash grab remains a musical.

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Taylor Swift has surpassed Drake to become the artist with the most wins at the Billboard Music Awards.The pop star cleared up at the 2024 edition of the ceremony, which was held in the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas last night (December 12) and broadcast on Fox. Straight off the back of her massive ‘Eras Tour’ coming to an end – having been confirmed as the highest-grossing tour of all time’ – Swift added an impressive 10 more awards to her collection.This included Top Artist, Top Billboard 200, Top Hot 100 Artist, Top Hot 100 Songwriter, Top Radio Songs Artist, Top Billboard 200 Global Artist, Top Billboard Global (Excl.

Mariah Carey is set to perform ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ to kick off the NFL’s Christmas-day games on Netflix – find out more below.The performance was announced by Netflix, who shared a new ‘NFL Christmas Gameday’ clip, in which Mariah confirms her attendance: “This Christmas we all get our wish. The NFL is live on Netflix, and I’ll be there too.”Per a Rolling Stone report, the performance will see Mariah Carey perform her Christmas hit ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ prior to the start of the two games on Christmas Day.Rolling Stone reports that Mariah Carey’s performance will be pre-recorded and will be broadcast before the 1pm ET match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the 4:30pm ET match between the Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens.After the second quarter of the Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens game, Beyoncé will hit the field for the Christmas-day Halftime Show, where Netflix has previously confirmed she will perform songs off ‘Cowboy Carter’ live for the first time.

Beyoncé’s daughter Blue Ivy. After the 12-year-old’s “Mufasa: The Lion King” red carpet appearance on Monday was scrutinized, the actress, 43, gave her two cents. “First of all, she looks gorgeous,” Milian said on Sherri Shepherd’s talk show, “Sherri,” on Tuesday.

Jay-Z and Beyoncé made a surprise appearance together at the Mufasa premiere in Los Angeles last night (December 9) amid the rapper being accused of rape in a new lawsuit.The couple’s 12-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, voices lion Kiara in the forthcoming Disney film. Bey plays Nala alongside Donald Glover’s Simba, with the pair reprising their roles from 2019’s The Lion King.As Billboard reports, Blue Ivy posed on the red carpet yesterday alongside her parents.

went to the “Mufasa: The Lion King” premiere after being accused of raping a 13-year-old girl over 20 years ago.Jay-Z — whose real name is Shawn Carter — smiled on the red carpet alongside his wife Beyoncé, 43, their daughter Blue Ivy, 12, and his mother-in-law Tina Knowles, 70.50 Cent shared pictures of the famous family at the event on Instagram, writing, “Jay said they said I rapped [sic] a kid, everybody get dressed we going to see Mufasa LOL.”He has since deleted the post.Over the years, 50 Cent has notoriously trolled Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is named in the rape lawsuit alongside Jay-Z. 50 Cent is even making a Netflix documentary about the sexual assault allegations against Combs, 55, who was arrested in Sept.