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Renaissance, but the pop singer isn’t giving her fans a chance to breathe. Instead, she’s announced a new album, it’s coming very soon, and fans can already hear the surprising new sonic direction she’s chosen for her latest era.On Sunday, February 11, Beyoncé dropped two new songs. The tracks, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages,” are assumed to be the first official singles from her forthcoming album, which was announced at the same time that the cuts arrived.Beyoncé took to social media on Sunday night to reveal the second installment of Renaissance is coming next month.

Super Bowl 2021 to be exact––and fans of the Buccaneers and Chiefs are so ready. Broadcast on CBS, this is the network’s 21st Super Bowl—the most in NFL Super Bowl history.This year’s Super Bowl is historic for a few other reasons: it’s the first time a team has played the Super Bowl in their own home stadium and it’s the first-ever female official to work a Super Bowl, according to NPR.

Migos and Jack Harlow are among the stars set to take to the virtual stage for Shaquille O’Neal’s SHAQ Bowl live stream event this Sunday (February 7, 2021).The U.S.

Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are set to reunite onscreen to star in a Super Bowl commercial.The celebrity couple will feature in an advertisement for cheesy snack Cheetos, which will air during the big American football clash on February 7, 2021.A cryptic teaser for the commercial shows Mila standing in a dark room and giving a dramatic monologue to the camera.The actress tearfully says: “What exactly are you insinuating? You think that I would do that to you, to go behind your back after everything that we’ve been through? I can’t even look at you.”The Bad Moms star abruptly breaks character and turns to face reggae artist Shaggy – who is unimpressed with her performance.In the clip, obtained by People.com, he tells her: “Just stick to

The Weeknd has scored a musical touchdown as the 2021 Super Bowl Halftime Show headliner.The Blinding Lights hitmaker was announced as the performer for the coveted slot on Thursday (November 12, 2020), and he admitted it was a dream come true.“We all grow up watching the world’s biggest acts playing the Super Bowl and one can only dream of being in that position,” the Canadian singer says.

Thursday tweet, which read: “performing on the iconic stage. see you 02/07/21.”The genre-bending musician is honored to etch his name into halftime history.