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set to release on Disney+ at midnight July 31.Beyoncé’s “Black Is King,” a celebration of black excellence and culture, is inspired by the live-action version of “The Lion King,” and is being released just after that film’s one-year anniversary.A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce) on Blue Ivy is no stranger to attention, though.

Beyonce’s daughter Blue Ivy steals the show in the new trailer for her forthcoming Disney+ special Black Is King.The eight-year-old daughter of the Halo star and rapper JAY-Z is seen wearing an elegant white off-the-shoulder dress with a pearl necklace in the teaser for the visual, as she sports a wide smile and her hair up in a bun, topped with a gold and pearl crown.“To live without reflection for so long might make you wonder if you even truly exist,” Beyonce begins, before a crew of people dressed in hot pink and orange guises are seen.The trailer then cuts to new scenes from the forthcoming visual album, based on the star’s 2019 album, The Lion King: The Gift.“The film reimagines the lessons from the 2019 blockbuster for today’s young

This pandemic can’t stop the music, as more artists are getting creative to stay in tune with their fans. At-home and other livestream concerts are being held, and streaming services are serving up special music content to keep your ears happy while you’re on coronavirus lockdown. Here are six things to keep your house party rocking this weekend.

Blue Ivy Carter may only be 8-years-old, but she’s a style icon in the making! Attending the Lakers vs. Clippers game at Staples Center on Sunday, Mar. 8, we caught a glimpse of Blue and dad Jay-Z, 50, congratulating LeBron James (who plays for the Lakers) on his win! After hugging and exchanging pleasantries with Jay, LeBron shook Blue’s hand and gave her a gentle pat on the shoulder. Blue was confident and poised as she talked to the NBA superstar, and totally acted like one of the adults.

Pride is not just for the members of the LGBTQIA+ community. It’s also for the children of gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer/questioning, intersex, asexual, and transgender parents. Though the community continues to face hardships and stigma as parents, celebs like Mandy Moore, 36, prove that the fears over LGBTQIA+ parents are wholly unfounded. Mandy was 23 when her mother left her father. Both of her brothers are gay, and Mandy told PEOPLE in 2017 that she’s proud that they’re living their truth.

JAY-Z and Beyonce are doing their part to guard against transmission of coronavirus. The power couple flew in via private jet to New York’s East Hampton airport on June 19 and wore their protective face masks even while getting off their plane. Bey, 38, carried three-year-old daughter Rumi in her arms, as Jay, 50, held on to her twin brother Sir. The couple’s eldest child, daughter Blue Ivy, eight, walked the stairs behind her superstar mom in the first new photos that show the entire Carter family on the move since the COVID-19 quarantine began in March.

Minnesota governor, Tim Walz, revealed on May 31 that he had received a call from JAY-Z regarding the killing of George Floyd on May 25. After the conversation, Walz called in the state’s attorney general, Keith Ellison, to handle the prosecutions related to George’s death going forward. On the evening of May 31, JAY-Z took to social media to break his silence on the phone call, and publicly call for justice to be served.