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- Beyoncé makes very rare appearance with twins Sir and Rumi - HELLO!
- Great Wolf Lodge employee entertains kids with flawless Beyoncé performance - Mashable
- Music Moguls of the Year: Beyoncé and Jay-Z Make Records and Break Them - Variety
- Beyoncé's daughter Blue Ivy celebrates big achievement - HELLO!
- Entertainer performs elaborate Beyonce dance routine... only for the children to stare into space - Daily Mail
- The places it'll go: Dr. Seuss exhibition hitting the road - KATU
- Boynton Beach native stars in Nickelodeon's 'All That,' channels Beyonce in audition - Palm Beach Post
| Beyoncé makes very rare appearance with twins Sir and Rumi - HELLO! Posted: 12 Aug 2019 12:00 AM PDT   This is adorable!Beyoncé is a doting mum to three children, and while she is often pictured out and about with her oldest daughter, Blue Ivy, her twins have been kept out of the public eye. However, over the weekend, the Lemonade singer was pictured with Rumi and Carter and husband Jay-Z during a family picnic in the Hamptons. Photos published on the Daily Mail show the doting parents each holding one of their toddlers as they tucked into a feast. Rumi and Carter both look adorable dressed in co-ordinating white outfits, while Beyoncé looks as stylish as ever wearing a leopard print dress teamed with a black wide-brimmed hat and oversized sunglasses.
Beyoncé was spotted out in the Hamptons with her twins and Jay-Z The photos follow on from the speculation that Beyoncé is expecting her fourth child. Fans are convinced that the pop star has been dropping clues over the past few months, and have been sharing their theories online. Last week, the star shared a series of photographs of herself on Instagram, which showed her wearing a lilac and white checked dress while posing in front of a bed of flowers. In the comments section, many of her followers were quick to write why they believe she is pregnant. "Patterns like that camouflage very well. She looks very pregnant," one wrote, while another guessed: "Omg! Pregnant?" A third questioned: "Is that a baby bump?" MORE: Victoria Beckham shares her go-to holiday cocktail - and it's very healthy!
The Lemonade singer is also mum to Blue-Ivy One of Beyoncé's fans even went as far as writing all the clues that they believe she has dropped about a possible pregnancy. "We've been saying she is pregnant – she's been dropping clues the entire album. Purple is royalty, Simba (King) (son) – the lions curled up like a fetus. There's so much more but remember we said it!" In another picture, The Lion King star was pictured folding her arms while holding a purple handbag in front of her stomach. "She's covering her bump," one follower guessed. However, some of the star's fans weren't as convinced and believed that everyone was just speculating. "Why can't she just wear purple?" one wrote. READ: Hugh Jackman praised by fans following kind gesture Beyoncé has been busy promoting her new album, Spirit, along with the new adaptation of The Lion King, in which she stars as the voice of Nala. The star recently spoke about how being part of the Disney classic remake was particularly special for her now that she is a mum. In a rare televised interview on Good Morning America, she said: "Being a mother, my family is my biggest priority. It's not many films that the parents can come and feel the way I feel about The Lion King, and feel that and pass that legacy onto their kids." Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.  |
| Great Wolf Lodge employee entertains kids with flawless Beyoncé performance - Mashable Posted: 28 Aug 2019 08:50 AM PDT  Kid or adult, nothing gets dancers moving like an iconic Beyoncé track. A Great Wolf Lodge employee named Brandon Fries recently staged a next level performance of Queen Bey's "Crazy in Love" that is quickly going viral. During a "Camp In" dance party at the lodge's Sandusky, Ohio location, Fries pulled out all the stops. He looked like he belonged more in a JoJo Gomez video than in front of a stone fireplace. But he nailed every move, and it's a miracle he was able to keep the choreography PG. Fries said that he's been "performing forever" and that this job at Great Wolf Lodge was "perfect" for him. Fries aspires to reach the stage someday. "I just love to entertain people and make people happy," Fries said. "I feel so overwhelmed and so happy with all the positive reviews that [the video is] getting." The kids were loving it, and we just wish the video didn't cut him off before we could see him take on the Black Eyed Pea's "I Got A Feeling." UPDATE: Aug. 28, 2019, 1:15 p.m. EDT This article was updated to include the identity of the dancer.  |
| Music Moguls of the Year: Beyoncé and Jay-Z Make Records and Break Them - Variety Posted: 28 Aug 2019 08:20 AM PDT "Damn, look at us now … we came, and we saw, and we conquered it all," the music industry's ultimate power couple proselytize on "LoveHappy," the song that caps their 2018 Grammy-winning album, "Everything Is Love." A more fitting title might have been "Everything Is Money," because the collection was also an ode to the Carters' combined wealth. While Beyoncé and Jay-Z have problems just like every married couple, no other husband-and-wife team has mined its relationship woes for a musical trilogy (including separate solo albums "Lemonade" and "4:44," respectively), adding to an already formidable nest egg in the process. Clearly, things have changed since 2003's "Crazy in Love," the pair's first collaboration, which features a video shot on the grimy streets of downtown L.A. Last year, they shut down the Louvre to film the clip for "Apeshit," an apt symbol for just how far the Carters have come. Beyoncé may rap, "My success can't be quantified," on the song "Nice," but Forbes says she has a net worth of $400 million. Along with Jay-Z, a newly minted billionaire, they are among the richest couples in the nation. Queen Bey and Hov — along with daughter Blue Ivy and twins Rumi and Sir — are arguably the equivalent of America's royal family. Among the innumerable things that extreme wealth affords is the freedom for Jay-Z to throw shade at the likes of the commander in chief ("Your president tweeting about Hov like he knows us," he spits on "Salud!") and the Recording Academy ("Tell the Grammys fuck that zero-for-eight shit," he declares on "Apeshit"). Beyoncé, too, has been inspired to dis, taking a swipe at Spotify ("If I gave two fucks about streaming numbers / Would have put 'Lemonade' up on Spotify," she sings on "Nice" — although three years after its release, she did.) The Carters even have their own streaming service, Tidal, of which Jay is the primary owner, but both have stakes. They also share a passion for giving back with individual charities — BeyGood and the Shawn Carter Foundation — and joint donation of scholarships for 11 high school students to attend college in the fall.
Beyoncé has nothing bad to say about Netflix, however, having earned $60 million for a three-project deal that kicked of with the Emmy-nominated "Homecoming" documentary of her 2018 Coachella performance. Or Disney, for that matter: The performer was reportedly paid $25 million for her multifaceted role in the live-action remake of "The Lion King," which included recording and curating the movie's sort-of soundtrack album, "The Gif." It may prove to be the gif that keeps on giving this awards season: An Oscar nom for her original song "Spirit" could put her one step closer to membership in the exclusive EGOT club. Jay-Z, meanwhile, has bolstered his fortune through liquor (he owns Armand de Brignac Champagne and partners with Bacardi for D'Ussé Cognac); real estate (New York City penthouse? Check. East Hampton mansion? Check. Bel Air palace? Check); an art collection valued at d $70 million (including pieces by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Damien Hirst); the sports and entertainment management frm Roc Nation (its client roster features Rihanna and Shakira as well as superstar athletes); and stakes in companies such as Uber. And while he has taken shots for his recently announced controversial partnership with the NFL (which he had harshly criticized for its stance on Colin Kaepernick's protests over police brutality and racial injustice), a social-change element is built into the deal, along with a check for an undisclosed but doubtless enormous amount. On top of their individual solo tours, the Carters' two international treks together — "On the Run" in 2014 and last year's "OTR II" — made a combined total of more than $350 million, proving that the popularity of these married moguls continues to grow along with the size of their family. As Beyoncé puts it on the song "Boss": "My great-great-grandchildren already rich / That's a lot of brown children on your Forbes list." Popular on Variety |
| Beyoncé's daughter Blue Ivy celebrates big achievement - HELLO! Posted: 31 Jul 2019 12:00 AM PDT  Blue Ivy is winning at life!As the oldest child of Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter was destined for greatness, and the little girl has already accomplished many things at the tender age of seven. And this week, Blue had a lot to celebrate as she scored her very first hit on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. The youngster collaborated with her mum on the track Brown Skin Girl, which is on Beyoncé's new album, Spirit. The single has now been placed at 77 on the Hot 100, with Blue being credited as one of the track's songwriters. She also appears at the beginning and end of the song, and in the music video.
Blue Ivy has made it to the US Billboard Hot 100 chart Blue is a star in the making, and often makes red carpet appearances with her parents, most recently at the world premiere of The Lion King – in which Beyoncé stars as the voice of Nala. The Lemonade singer spoke about how being part of the Disney classic remake was particularly special for her now that she is a mum. In a rare televised interview on Good Morning America, she said: "Being a mother, my family is my biggest priority. It's not many films that the parents can come and feel the way I feel about The Lion King, and feel that and pass that legacy onto their kids." MORE: Brad Pitt reveals the one rule that Once Upon a Time in Hollywood stars had to follow
Beyonce's daughter is often on the red carpet with her famous parents While Blue has joined her famous parents at numerous red carpet events and awards shows, their twins are yet to make a public debut - although they have been seen a number of times in photos on social media. Beyoncé reflected on becoming a mother to three children in September in a poignant social media post, revealing that her life is complete. She said: "At 36, I became a new mother of 3. I breastfed twins. I renewed my vows with my husband of ten years. I came back home to the stage to do Coachella, after pregnancy. Then my husband and I released an album together, Everything Is Love. And we've been touring with our family around the world, and loving it. This year has been monumental for me. I thank God for everyone in my life." Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story! Sign up to our newsletter to get all of our celebrity, royal and lifestyle news delivered directly to your inbox.  |
| Posted: 28 Aug 2019 08:23 AM PDT This is the side-splitting moment a twinkle-toed holiday resort entertainer perfectly performs the complex dance routine to Beyonce's Crazy In Love - while the unenthusiastic children just stand still. Brandon Fries, who works at Great Wolf Lodge in Sandusky, Ohio, executed the tricky choreography from the 2003 number one hit at a disco. The showman threw himself into the event by jiving, stomping and quick-stepping his way through the song. But while the entertainer was clearly having fun - he later posted 'I love my job!' on Facebook - many of the children simply stared into space with their hands on their hips.   Brandon Fries, who works at Great Wolf Lodge in Sandusky, Ohio, executed the tricky choreography from the 2003 number one hit at a disco. But while the entertainer was clearly having fun - he later posted 'I love my job!' on Facebook - some of the children simply stared into space with their hands on their hips Yet DeYounka Varmall, who uploaded the video to social media, said: 'So, my daughter took the kids to Great Wolf Lodge and during dance party night you couldn't tell this worker he wasn't Beyonce!' Her clip, which has been shared over 21,000 times, shows Mr Fries grooving to the fast tempo music surrounded by children. Throughout the three-minute song, his energy does not dip once as he continues to showcase a dancing masterclass. However, some of the children do not appear to be particularly impressed. Some more amused children do attempt to join in the dancing and wildly flail their arms around.  The showman threw himself into the event by jiving, stomping and quick-stepping his way through the song  Throughout the three-minute song, his energy does not dip once as he continues to showcase a dancing masterclass But others stand still on the spot and stare into space. One even plants his hands on his hips with his back to Mr Fries in a display of boredom. At the end of the song, the entertainer does win applause from the parents gathered towards the back of the room - before diving straight into the next track. Dana Snyder Fries, who claims to be Brandon's mother, replied to Mrs Varmall: 'As Brandon's mom, I'd like to thank you. 'He's been dancing since he could walk and singing since he could talk. Living in a small Ohio town, it's difficult to follow a dream to become a performer. 'I can't believe this went viral so quickly. He loves his job and interacting with the kids. I hope your family enjoyed their stay at Great Wolf. Thank you again!'  One unamused child plants his hands on his hips with his back to Mr Fries in a display of boredom
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| The places it'll go: Dr. Seuss exhibition hitting the road - KATU Posted: 28 Aug 2019 07:31 AM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content]The places it'll go: Dr. Seuss exhibition hitting the road KATU BOSTON (AP) — Dr. Seuss is hitting the road this fall with a large interactive exhibit that will immerse visitors in some of the writer's most iconic books. Centered ...  |
| Posted: 28 Aug 2019 09:37 AM PDT Gabrielle Neveah Green got her biggest acting job so far by channeling Beyonce for her audition. And now that she's got the gig, her take on Queen Bey has become one of her signatures. Of course, it's rare for a 14-year-old to have enough of a career that she has a signature at all, but maybe it's that Bak Middle School of the Arts training. "I've loved her since I was very, very little," Gabrielle, a Boynton Beach native, says of the superstar, whose fierceness she's invoked on a sketch called "Bed, Bath and Beyonce," from the current reboot of Nickelodeon's all-kid comedy show "All That." The sketch, which has nearly 38,000 views on YouTube, features Gabrielle, clad in a very Beyonce-like gold-accented black leather jumpsuit and improbably always-blowing flowing blond hair, strutting her way through offerings like "one of those trashcans you can open with your foot" or "one of those blankets that thinks it's a dress." It's gotten not only rave reviews on YouTube but the approval of members of the Beyhive, Beyonce's devoted fan base. "It was a collaborative thing, that the writers and I did. We just put a little spin on (her audition piece)," Gabrielle says, "She's such an iconic role model for me, and for young girls in general. It's all very great." The Beyonce character is just one of the things Gabrielle's gotten to do since joining the cast of the reboot of "All That" which ran for 10 seasons between 1994-2005 and launched the careers of Kenan Thompson (now the longest-running cast member of "Saturday Night Live"), Nick Cannon, Amanda Bynes, Kel Mitchell, Lori Beth Denberg and more. She wasn't alive during the original run (we'll pause for a moment for you to feel old) but discovered it recently. "Months before (her audition) I was introduced to 'Good Burger," the movie, and I fell in love with it online. So I looked up the actors and found out it was an old 'All That' sketch," she explains. "I really enjoyed it. And then I wound up auditioning for that same sketch show. It's really crazy how things have turned around, full circle." Thompson and Mitchell are executive producers of the reboot, and Mitchell appears on the show as well. "I just loved how much Kel went for it. If something goes wrong, he improves it. He's a talented actor. He does such hard work. It's an inspiration," she says. Gabrielle says she discovered her funny bone early, coming "from a funny family. We'd be at the dinner table with my aunts and uncles really zinging each other. But I don't know if I considered myself really funny, like 'You should take this on as a career.'" But eventually, she started taking it more seriously, attending Bak as a theater major, a Broadway intensive training in New York and eventually moving to Los Angeles with her parents. She's done shows like "Speechless" on ABC and a short video with pop star JoJo Siwa. While Green is pursuing her dreams in California, she says she returns to Palm Beach County "for holidays. I love going to the Wellington Mall, that was always something I loved doing after school. And I love eating at Sonny's BBQ. They don't have that in California." Until they build one in L.A., she' going to have to get her fix on the holidays, because Gabrielle Green plans to be out there for a while. "We just wrapped (the season) - Big woo-hoo for that - and we're hoping for a second season. The whole journey has been an amazing opportunity," she says. And the possibilities of Beyonce shopping for more housewares to the horn parts of "Crazy In Love" is endless.  |
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