Beyonce Knowles: Celebs Rumors

the Queen has finally landed on North American soil.After an extended international leg of the ‘Renaissance Tour,’ Beyoncé is kicking off her first shows in Canada at Toronto’s Rogers Centre on Saturday, July 8 and Sunday, July 9.And Beyhive, we found last-minute prices that don’t sting.At the time of publication, we spotted tickets going for as low as $127 USD before fees on Vivid Seats.Not a bad price to catch the singer that brought the world “Crazy In Love,” “Break My Soul,” “Single Ladies,” “Formation” and “Dangerously In Love” and so many more timeless hits.Plus, based on super fan Georgie Exinord’s glowing review of the ‘Renaissance’ concert she saw in Wales, fans will be stuck in a “canonic state of starstuck-ness.”Now that sounds too good to be true.Want to catch Queen Bey live up north?Here’s everything you need to know and more about Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance Tour’ gigs in Toronto.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best prices on upper-deck, lower-level and floor seats for each of Bey’s pair of Toronto shows can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.

Beyonce Knowles, daughter Blue Ivy, husband Jay-Z and his mother Gloria Carter all stepped out into Manhattan together this week for a very special occasion. Pictured heading for the glitzy venue Tribeca 360, the musical superstars were there to celebrate the civil partnership of Gloria, who'd just got hitched to Wiltshire Foundation president Roxanne Wiltshire.

a second chance to secure tickets and a once-in-a-lifetime summer vacation abroad.Even within the US, desperate devotees have trekked across state lines to see their favorite artist perform the sensational three-hour show, creating an explosion in concert tourism.Welcome to “The Taylor Swift Economy.”“Every weekend, the city that she visits releases the data around hotel occupancies and just the amount of money generated for each local economy — and it’s in the millions,” Callie Cox, a financial analyst for investment company eToro, told The Post. “Taylor Swift, if you take a step back, is selling out stadiums for multiple nights in a row, booking out hotels in every city that she goes to, and commanding an obscene price for tickets,” she continued.In Pittsburgh, an estimated 24,000 hotel rooms were booked at “premium” prices by Swifties making the Eras Tour pilgrimage this month for the record-breaking show, while tourists drummed up more traffic than usual for local businesses, from parking garages to restaurants.Not to mention, fans are shelling out top-dollar for themed outfits to humble brag on social media.In fact, compared to that of a Steelers game, Pittsburgh Swift fans “generated 20% or 25% more in revenue” and record-breaking food sales for local hotspots.Dan Fleetwood, the president of QuestionPro Research and Insights, said that the economic impact of Swift is larger than dozens of countries, as the Eras Tour is estimated to generate $5 billion alone.“If Taylor Swift were an economy, she’d be bigger than 50 countries; if she was a corporation, her Net Promoter Score would make her the fourth most admired brand, and her loyalty numbers mimic those of subjects to a royal crown,” he said in a statement.

Global Valentino, the Beyhive fan who walked away with Beyoncé’s Off-White brand sunglasses at her London show, put the memorabilia up for auction on Tuesday for nearly $20,000.“It was a very difficult choice to make as a fan,” he admitted to the Post.The 20-year-old film director posted a viral TikTok in May with 1.4 million views, capturing the moment the “Alien Superstar” singer tossed her black sunglasses to fans while performing “Diva.”The exchange did get heated when security “kidnapped” the sunglasses from fans, but the 41-year-old triple threat returned to the stage and flung them back into the crowd.“Being gifted an item twice by Beyoncé will certainly remain the fondest memories of my life so far,” Valentino gushed.As irreplaceable as Queen Bey shades were, Valentino had to prioritize his finances, auctioning the glasses that typically sell for around $250 for $12,668.30 to $19,002.45.“I’m a committed filmmaker who has chosen to auction the glasses to invest in my family and career.”Valentino posted the $19,000 listing on “Omega Auctions,” which he claims has “previously auctioned some of the most expensive music memorabilia ever sold such as John Lennon’s home.”“We are entirely satisfied that the person who consigned them with us is the very same person who caught the sunglasses in the (now viral) TikTok video,” Dan Hampson, the Omega Auctions manager told the Post.

Beyoncé fans, it’s time to get in formation.Starting July 8, Queen Bey’s ‘Renaissance’ Tour will hit North American shores and we “don’t think you’re ready for this jelly.”So, to prepare stans and superfans alike, our team reached out to Mrs. Knowles expert Georgie Exinord who recently attended a concert of hers overseas.The knowledgable Exinord breaks down everything from what to expect from Bey’s performance to practical tips like merch lines, when you should arrive, whether or not there’s a good time to use the bathroom.Spoiler alert: there is no good time to go to the bathroom — but we’ll let Georgie explain in further detail later.And now, without further ado, here is everything Ms.

professional mermaid.Bailey first rose to fame and internet acclaim as half of Chloe X Halle, the singing group she formed in her parent’s living room with older sister Chloë. The self-taught duo’s staggering renditions of Beyoncé classics like “Best Thing I Never Had,” garnered the attention of Queen Bey herself who eventually signed the sisters to her Parkwood Entertainment record label.

irreplaceable.One lucky Beyoncé fan strutted away with the megastar’s Off-White sunglasses at her London show on Monday — despite a heated interaction with security.In a 49-second clip posted to TikTok, 20-year-old film director Global Valentino shows the 41-year-old “Cozy” singer flinging her black sunglasses to fans while performing “Diva.”Then security “came and kidnapped” them, Valentino said.A security guard can be heard yelling, “Stop, stop!” eventually retrieving the shades — only for Queen Bey to return to the stage and toss them back into the crowd.After the chaos, Valentino revealed on TikTok that he was the lucky fan who emerged with the sunnies, proclaiming, “I’m still in shock.”The Post reached out to Beyoncé’s rep and Valentino for comment.The TikToker mentioned the Renaissance World Tour stop at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was his first concert, calling it the “best experience ever” in the viral video caption. In a follow-up clip, he confirmed the sunglasses are the Off-White brand, but realized the side lens was broken.“It came off right after the concert; it was hanging on by a little screw,” he explained.Valentino showed himself visiting a luxury optician, who fixed the Beyoncé souvenir for him.

queen of rock ‘n’ roll and her ex-husband Ike Turner’s abusive relationship in their 2013 hit, “Drunk in Love.”Tina Turner, born Anna Mae Bullock, died at 83 on Wednesday in her Switzerland home.The news of her death led to the resurfaced lyrics of Beyoncé, 41, and Jay-Z’s song, “Drunk in Love,” perhaps the couple’s most iconic track together.“Beat the box up, like Mike in ’97, I bite,” Jay-Z, 53, raps.“I’m Ike Turner, turn up baby, no, I don’t play. Now eat the cake, Anna Mae said, ‘Eat the cake, Anna Mae.'”The “Empire State of Mind” rapper’s lyrics reference a notorious moment in the Turner’s relationship when the “Proud Mary” singer, who went by Anna Mae at the time, was in a diner with Ike and fans asked her for an autograph instead of him.Ike was displeased with the fan’s lack of interest in him, so he attacked Tina by forcing cake in her mouth, saying, “Eat the cake, Anna Mae!”When “Drunk in Love” debuted in 2013, the verse rubbed many people the wrong way, many of whom criticized the Carters for trying to profit off Tina’s abusive relationship.The Post has contacted Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s reps for comment about the lyrics.Ten years later, Turner lovers are still disgruntled by the lyrics, especially after Beyoncé shared a tribute post to her “inspiration,” Tina Turner, on Instagram and Twitter.“My beloved queen.

Tina Knowles-Lawson, from an infested Beyhive during her superstar daughter’s packed concert Tuesday in Brussels, Belgium.Queen B’s mom was hoisted out of the “Club Renaissance” section — the exclusive floor space occupied by top tier ticket-holders on the “Renaissance” world tour — by one medic and two fans assisting with the lift.In the 15-second clip posted on TikTok, Knowles-Lawson looks around for a way to get over the barricade but decides being picked up is the best way to escape.Six paramedics clustered around as she was boosted out of the section. Once she’s placed on the ground, Tina signals to medics that she’s fine.She kindly waves at fans, saying “Sorry” for the inconvenience, and firmly shakes one person’s hand as she walks away.While she thinks she disrupted the fan’s concert, it actually elevated the experience to an unexpected meet-and-greet with “Muva” Knowles-Lawson.The Post has contacted Knowles-Lawson’s reps for comment about the incident.Meanwhile, during the now-viral rescue mission, Queen Bey gives life, performing “I’m That Girl” in the background, unaware of her mother’s whereabouts.Many Beyoncé fans were shocked to see Mama Tina hanging in the swarm of B-fans on TikTok.“Can you imagine Beyoncé seeing this? ‘MAMA, what y’all doing?’ ” quipped one person.

Perhaps the most show-stopping look, though, was a white bell-sleeved Anrealage coat that, when exposed to UV light that slowly moved down her body, turned into a kaleidoscope of colors.After the coat’s transformation, the singer cooly took it off to reveal a pearl-embellished Balmain bodysuit underneath.Social media observers went wild for the futuristic fashion, hailing her as “the queen of AI” and “BeyoncéGPT” — in a nod to ChatGPT. But there was no artificial intelligence involved in the high-tech stage hijinks.

Flawless.”Beyoncé kicked off her Renaissance World Tour in Stockholm, Sweden, on Wednesday, and it seemed to be a show full of memorable moments and elaborate art choices.The tour is in support of her chart-topping 2022 album “Renaissance.”The Grammy-winning singer paid tribute to Britney Spears at one point during the concert, sampling the pop star’s 2003 hit “Toxic” during her own performance of the “Renaissance” song “THIQUE.”In a clip posted on Twitter, Queen Bey is seen onstage in a rhinestone-encrusted, sheer mesh custom Loewe bodysuit entwined with hands and arms; she moves her body alongside two dancers as they perform to a mashup of the stringed notes from “Toxic” blended into Beyoncé’s own song.In the past, the singer has worked with Spears, who has an explosive TV special coming up about her life post-conservatorship. In 2004, they sang Queen’s “We Will Rock You” together in a commercial for Pepsi alongside Pink, who also will launch a huge world tour this summer.Beyoncé and Spears were supposed to collaborate on a new music video this year, but things didn’t quite work out.But that wasn’t the only highlight of Beyoncé’s show Wednesday night – on Twitter, other fans noticed the ending of the concert, where she was suspended from the ceiling and flew across the stadium.

tickets make great last-minute Mother’s Day gifts too.Whether you’re shopping for your mom, a close friend who just had a child, or a special person in your life who has mothered you over the years, we’ve rounded up the best Mother’s Day gifts that suit different personalities and interests. For the mother figure in your life known for her laugh-out-loud humor, give her the gift of laughter this Mother’s Day with tickets to a comedy show from Vivid Seats. Leanne Morgan is currently selling out theaters across the country, and it will be one of the best comedy tours this year. From raising her three kids to becoming a grandma for the first time, Morgan’s standup routine is personal, funny, and one that so many can relate to.Family theater tickets have always made great Mother’s Day gifts because it allows mom to create amazing memories with her little ones.

saw Beyoncé in that hat, I was immediately obsessed with it and knew I wanted to wear it for the tour,” Leila Ostria, 27, told The Post.“But when I saw that the hat [retailed] online for, like, $350, I decided to just make it myself.” The 27-year-old from Gaithersburg, Maryland, shelled out around $7,000 for prime seats at six of the “Alien Superstar” singer’s shows in multiple cities, including two performances in Washington, D.C., as well as gigs in Minneapolis, Atlanta, Miami and Pittsburgh.  But when it came to wowing in her chic chapeau, Ostria was decidedly more thrifty. She bought five packs of self-adhesive, 5-millimeter-by-5-millimeter disco-tiles for $10 each, as well as a $14.99 white cowboy hat made of firm felt, from Amazon.

potentially going under, Beyoncé is back with something even more fantastic.Beyoncé has announced a new capsule collection with luxury fashion brand Balmain, inspired by her recent album Renaissance.The collection, designed in collaboration with Balmain’s creative director Olivier Rousteing, is called “Renaissance Couture” and features 16 outfits, each one inspired by a song from the album.Described as a “wearable album,” the clothing line is a fusion of music and fashion, taking inspiration from not just the tunes themselves, but the world that Beyoncé created for the project, which itself references the past.A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce)The collection was announced on Beyoncé’s Instagram, where she thanked Rousteing and Balmain for bringing her vision to life. “Designing alongside you was freeing — thank you for allowing me to celebrate the human form, to take artistic risks, to push boundaries and to freely express myself,” Beyoncé wrote in the caption.Queen Bey also shared a fashion-forward video that features many– if not all — of the looks.

1. Her YouTube 2020 Commencement SpeechIn the early months of the pandemic, Beyoncé gave a stirring commencement address during YouTube’s “Dear Class of 2020” virtual graduation ceremony, in which she spoke directly to queer Black youths.She began by acknowledging the challenges they faced as graduates amidst a global crisis and a racial pandemic, before thanking them for their collective voice in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.She encouraged those who felt different to create their own stage and make themselves seen, telling them that their queerness and Blackness are beautiful, as is their compassion and understanding for those who may be different.

Beyoncé’s highly-anticipated ‘Renaissance’ Tour just four months away and the messy on sale for tickets in the rearview mirror, there’s only question left to ask:How much are seats going for now?Cheaper than your might expect.In fact, we’re here to dispel you of any preconceived notions you may have about Queen Bey tickets costing exorbitant amounts.That being said, some prices are shockingly low.At the time of publication, we found some tickets going for as low as $57 before fees on Vivid Seats.Not a bad price to get in the door for one of the biggest concert tours of the decade.So, if you want to hear “Formation,” “Break My Soul,” “Crazy In Love,” “Drunk In Love,” “Single Ladies” and so many more from the 32-time Grammy winner live, keep reading — we’ve got the scoop on all the cheapest tickets for Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ Tour.All prices are subject to fluctuation.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.

are available for purchase now.Bad Bunny scored eight nominations and Beyoncé, Drake and Taylor Swift followed close behind with six nods apiece. Adele, Harry Styles and The Weeknd earned five noms each.Famed TV producer Dick Clark created the ceremony in 1973 and ABC has been the home of the show since 1974.Cardi B was last year’s AMAs host, with BTS, Doja Cat and Megan Thee Stallion emerging victorious with three awards apiece.

the most recent bit of controversy she’s found herself embroiled in. And she’s not holding back.Earlier this week, musical duo Right Said Fred spoke to British tabloid The Sun about their inclusion in Beyoncé’s new album Renaissance.The brothers Fred and Richard Fairbrass (and their former bandmate Rob Manzoli) are all credited as songwriters on Bey’s song “Alien Superstar,” as the tune interpolates a part of their smash single “I’m Too Sexy.” That cut took over the world in 1991, and it remains the band’s biggest hit by far.In the interview, the brothers expressed how unhappy they were with their credits and the fact that something of theirs had been used on Renaissance saying, “She is such an arrogant person… She just had probably thought ‘come and get me’ so we heard about it after the fact…”Just days after the article went live, Beyoncé has not only spoken on the issue, but called Right Said Fred out.In a statement shared with Billboard, the Grammy winner claims that their version of what happened is not true, and she comes with specific details that counter their comments as well.“Permission was not only granted for its use, but they publicly spoke of their gratitude for being on the album,” she insisted via the statement.

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.

Sun reported. The single was part of Knowles’ hit album “Renaissance,” which debuted at No.

Solange Knowles led the stars at the New York City Ballet on Wednesday evening, for the debut of the Fall Fashion Gala to celebrate their 10th anniversary.   The 36-year-old musician beamed as she arrived at the Lincoln Centre for the historic occasion, as she became the first Black woman to compose a score for the prestigious ballet.  Solange is also only the third woman to create music for the ballet in its 74-year-history.

Renaissance (★★★★☆), an album that, at its core, captures the physicality of the dancefloor and everything that goes along with it.Its story should sound familiar by now: amid the uncertainty of a global pandemic and the claustrophobia of quarantines and lockdowns, an artist longs for the freedom, expression, and human connection of the club and puts out an album inspired by dance music.Although the COVID dance album has become something of a meta-genre at this point, Beyoncé’s take on it is, unsurprisingly, a standout.Renaissance is undeniably a fun dancefloor fantasy, but it works as well as it does because it is made from a place of intimate familiarity with its genre.

Singer Kelis calls out Beyoncé for allegedly using a sample of her 2000 song “Get Along With You” on the “Renaissance” album without her permission.The “Milkshake” singer claims she found out about the sample on Bey’s song “Energy” when the entire world did on social media.Although Beyoncé sings, “You won’t break my soul,” maybe it’s because she doesn’t have one, according to Kelis.“Some of the people in this business have no soul or integrity,” Kelis wrote in a comment on an Instagram fan page.The Post has reached out to reps for Kelis and Beyoncé for comment.Kelis penned the comment through her cooking account “@BountyAndFull“, which initially praised the 42-year-old for being featured on Queen Bey’s album.The singer-turned-chef went in on her keyboard, sharing a piece of her mind with no crumbs left behind.While some people in the comments thought she should “admire” that the 28 Grammy award-winning artist included Kelis on the “Renaissance” album, Kelis wrote, “admire is not the word.”“My mind is blown too because of the level of disrespect and utter ignorance of all 3 parties involved,” commented Kelis.Beyoncé did give Kelis a song credit, but that was not enough for her.

seventh studio album is set to drop on July 29, made the decision after her former collaborator was charged with rape, The Sun reported Tuesday.Music producer Detail, who won a Grammy in 2015 for co-writing Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s smash hit “Drunk in Love,” was accused of sexual abuse in 2020. He has vehemently denied the claims.Detail, whose real name is Noel Fisher, was arrested in August 2020 on 15 counts of sexual assault and five counts of felony assault for alleged attacks between 2010 and 2018.The producer, who has also produced hit songs for Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj, was held on almost $6.3 million bail and has no part in the singer’s latest music release.But in an ultra-cautious bid to avoid getting caught up in any potential messiness, the multi-Grammy Award winner resorted to vetting her collaborators.“Beyonce was devastated when she found out Detail, one of her past collaborators, was accused of rape and sexual assault,” a source told The Sun.“She stopped working with him and her team now run #MeToo checks on any potential collaborators.

new trailer for the Venus and Serena Williams biopic, “King Richard.”The sports drama stars Will Smith as the tennis pros’ father Richard as he trains his girls to be the best on and off the court.The three-minute clip shows Smith, 53, in full costume as Beyoncé sings her heart out in the background.“It feels so good to be alive, that’s why I live my life with pride,” Beyoncé, 40, belts out the lyrics. “Do you know how much we have pride? / How hard we have to try?’ The soulful ballad is weaved into the clips from the movie showing Smith as Richard training young Venus and Serena, played by Saniyya Sidney and Demi Singleton respectively.Serena, 40, teased the flick and the Grammy winner’s track on social media on Thursday.

fans have long identified as “the Beyhive,” but the legendary singer now has her own real-life beehives at home, she told Harper’s Bazaar for its September issue. “Now I’m building a hemp and honey farm.

previously reported that the property was owned by the 39-year-old “Homecoming” superstar and her husband, rap legend and Roc Nation guru Jay-Z, 51. Local ABC affiliate also tied the residence to the Carters.The cause of the Garden District fire has not been determined.

A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce)Let’s take a look back at their love story in pictures through the year.*This article was first published in 2012 and was last updated in April 2021Jay-Z and Beyoncé are the couple’s couple and their love story spans over 14 years in an industry where many celebrity couples don’t last. We take you back to when it all began and follow their love story throughout the years.

Whoa, looks like Mathew Knowles is throwing some major shade toward Chloe Bailey.

announced the news on Instagram Monday, along with a sample clip.The lauded tale followed an African American dad valiantly attempting to do his daughter’s hair for the first time. It won an Academy Award earlier this year for best animated short film.The youngster has already won a BET Her Award for the song “Brown Skin Girl” and an NAACP Image Award for the same single.

Facebook and YouTube pages on Saturday, September 19th, at 5:00 pm (PDT).It will feature exclusive footage from their celebrated Wearable Art Galas, spoken word, stage readings, plus a virtual art gallery and a special celebrity edition of Knowles Lawson’s signature “corny joke time.” Samuel L.

“Brown Skin Girl” was released last year, it became a worldwide phenomenon. Challenges were created, South Asian women wanted in and a true conversation was started about the beauty of darker complexions.

Black Is King. The Disney Plus film was released at a time when many Black Americans are committing to educating themselves about their ancestor’s countries and cultures.Quoting the Somali-British poet Warsan Shire, the singer, director, and producer invited Black Americans to reconnect with their collective roots.

Beyoncé’s film Black Is King.The gospel singer showed support to her close friend and former Destiny’s Child group mate by posting five select screenshots from the film Sunday on her Instagram page. “When you’re trying to figure out what your favs are from #BlackIsKing! Ehhhhhhh just post ‘em all!!” she wrote in the caption of the post.One of the screenshots featured Beyoncé and her other group mate Kelly Rowland beaming at one another in the “Brown Skin Girl” video.

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.

collaborators and big budget companion pieces, the pop princess turned cultural icon was using costumes, lyrics, song covers and symbols to send messages about her heritage. As Bey’s work has matured, the messages celebrating the continent and Blackness have become bolder.