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The Bey Hive is in formation stinging Amber Rose into possible oblivion for comparing herself to their queen. In the latest attempt at keeping her name in the circle of nonsense, Rose questioned why Bey doesn’t receive the same criticism for being “half-naked” as she and Kim Kardashian.
With barely a month since her guest spot on the Super Bowl 50 halftime extravaganza, Beyoncé was back on another, albeit smaller, stage over the weekend. Mrs. Carter performed at a school fundraiser for the Center for Early Education’s 75th anniversary gala in Los Angeles Saturday (March 4) night.
Now that the controversy has died down, Beyoncé is giving another view of her Super Bowl 50 halftime performance with Coldplay and Bruno Mars. Queen Bey posted behind a stream of behind the scenes flicks on Tumblr Thursday (March 3).
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan has pledged to offer security protection for Beyoncé‘s upcoming Formation world tour. The offer was in response to police saying they will not help keep her concerts secure, and protests from those who feel the singer is promoting an anti-police message.
The NYPD knows damn well that Beyonce‘s halftime performance at the Super Bowl wasn’t an attack on police, despite what conservative trolls would have you believe. Nevertheless, they’d like Bey to state the obvious.
A Miami police union voted this week to boycott an upcoming Beyoncé concert, citing that the Houston superstar is pushing an anti-cop agenda via her music and performances. The Miami Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge #20, issued a statement stating their concerns over the singer’s recent “Formation” video and her Super Bowl 50 halftime performance.
Today was the day protesters were to assemble in front of the NFL’s headquarters in NYC to criticize Beyonce’s otherwise extremely lit halftime performance. However, the turn out was pure struggle—as in minimal.
Guess it was only a matter of time before the woman who stole the show at the Super Bowl would be treated as if she had broken the law. Protesters plan to make their cries against Beyoncé heard at the NFL headquarters in Manhattan on February 16—“coincidentally” the same day tickets for Beyoncé’s Formation world tour […]
After two almost years of going virtually unrecognized in the headlines, Flint, Mich. is getting the attention desperately needed to mend the city’s water crisis. Over the last couple months recordings artists like Big Sean, Diddy, The Game have stepped forward with donations, and Beyoncé’ is the most recent celebrity to attach herself to the cause.
Beyonce’s new song, “Formation,” gives Red Lobster a healthy shout out. Not surprisingly, the restaurant chain’s sales got a boost ever since she dropped the new tune and video on Saturday (Feb. 6).
Earlier today (Feb. 8), we shared details of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani stating on air that Beyoncé‘s Super Bowl 50 halftime show performance was an attack against police officers. Giuliani’s observation apparently wasn’t the only one as the hashtag “#BoycottBeyonce” has been trending across Twitter with users echoing those exact sentiments.
Raven-Symone is getting dragged for giving her two cents on Beyoncé’s Super Bowl 50 performance with Coldplay. During today’s (Feb. 8) show The View co-host said she thought Mrs. Carter’s stage extravaganza was “hilarious” and “amazing” but she prefers the old Bey — who used to sing ballads in dresses and stuff.