Amy, Beyonce, Kanye, made decade's best albums
posted on 10 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> The first decade of the new millennium produced some amazing albums, CDs that should go down with the best works of art. You might not find those albums on this list — which doesn't mean this list isn't the best of the decade. But for an album to make the cut, it had to be more than just something to appreciate and put on a shelf. It had to be something you couldn't live without, that you had on your go-to playlist, that you listened to not just the year it came out ... but in the years since. Best albums of the decade:

1. "Denials, Delusions and Decisions," Jaguar Wright
2. "Confessions," Usher
3. "Mama's Gun," Erykah Badu
4. "The College Dropout," Kanye West
5. "Back to Black," Amy Winehouse
6. "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" 50 Cent
7. "B'day," Beyonce: Beyonce could have chosen to make "Dangerously in Love 2" for her sophomore debut. Instead, she took a musical risk by trying out different sonic styles, from the futuristic funk of "Green Light" to the acoustic brilliance of "Irreplaceable." With "B'day" Beyonce established herself not only as this decade's most important hitmaker, but also established her artistic heft.
8. "Testimony: Vol 1. Life and Relationship," India.Arie
9. "The Chocolate Factory," R. Kelly
10. "The Marshall Mathers LP," Eminem:
Beyonce's birthday bash for Jay-Z
posted on 08 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce helped husband Jay-Z celebrate turning 40 in style with a star-studded 1920s-themed party. The bash, held at Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic, was attended by over 60 guests including Kanye West and girlfriend Amber Rose, Sean 'Diddy' Combs and girlfriend Kim Porter, Alex Rodriguez and Kate Hudson, Alicia Keys, Warner Music chief Lyor Cohen and designer Tory Burch, The New York Post reveals. A source said: "Diddy gave a toast and Jay-Z's friends also put together a video saying how much they love him." The entertainment included deck-spinning from DJ Cassidy, synchronised swimmers, fireworks and an impromptu performance of Empire State Of Mind by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys, and partying went on until 5am. The next morning hostess Beyonce held a surf-and-turf brunch for guests at the luxury villa where she and Jay-Z were staying.
Beyonce and Madonna for X Factor Final 2009?
posted on 08 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Pop superstars Beyonce and Madonna are rumoured to have signed up for this week’s X Factor final. We have already revealed that Paul McCartney, Michael Buble, Robbie Williams and George Michael will be performing with the X Factor finalists next week, now we hear that these two superstars may be giving solo performances. If this rumour is true, it will be a bit of a déjà vu, as Beyonce also performed on last year’s final. She sang a duet with Alexandra Burke. Madonna has never appeared on the show before.
Beyoncé Scores #1 Concert DVD
posted on 08 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> The Music World Music/Columbia Records release "I AM...YOURS An Intimate Performance At Wynn Las Vegas," is the number one music video DVD in the country. Filmed at the Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas, this extraordinary concert features performances of over 30 songs from Beyonce's three multi-platinum solo releases, Destiny's Child catalog and a few surprises. This amazing concert includes the #1 hits, "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)," "If I Were A Boy," "Halo," "Sweet Dreams" and showcases a gut-wrenching performance of "That's Why You're Beautiful." Included on "I AM... YOURS An Intimate Performance At Wynn Las Vegas," is a biographical storytelling woven between many songs and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage. "I AM... YOURS An Intimate Performance At Wynn Las Vegas" is Beyonce's first live CD and fans can also consider the release a greatest hits collection. Recorded on August 2, 2009 during a sold out four-night stint at the Encore Theater in Las Vegas, "I AM... YOURS An Intimate Performance At Wynn Las Vegas," became available on DVD (amaray) and Deluxe Edition 2 CD/DVD (digipack) on November 23 and will be available on Blu-ray on December 15.
Simon Cowell on Beyonce
posted on 04 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Who are some of your favorite entertainers of the last decade?
As an actor, I really like Philip Seymour Hoffman. I think he’s a genius. Music-wise, certainly in the last year I love Lady Gaga. Mainly because she’s made pop music fun again. I love Christina Aguilera, I think she’s incredible. And Beyoncé is the biggest star we’ve seen in 20 years. And I was very negative about her once—far, far too early on in her career.
Vacations in Santo Domingo (November 30, 2009)
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Alicia Keys talks about "Put It In A Love Song"
posted on 04 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> After taking the world by storm with her memorable appearance on Jay-Z’s triumphant “Empire State of Mind,” Alicia Keys has now switched gears for a highly anticipated collabo with Beyonce on her forthcoming LP, “The Element of Freedom.” Speaking on the track from her World Aids Benefit concert in New York City on Wednesday night (December 2), Keys spoke exclusively with BET News Correspondent Sharon Carpenter about “Put It In A Love Song.” The track, which is slated to appear on the singer's December 15th release was constructed out of pure fun and completely organic, according to Keys. “Someone’s in London, someone’s in NYC and you send it via internet and they send it back," Keys told Carpenter. "You’re feeling it, you talk on the phone, but the real way is to really be in the studio together, which we were.” “We just had a party in the studio," she continued. "It was such a genuine energy, we clicked, we connected. We’ve known each other for a lot of years and obviously this is the first time that we’ve been able to collaborate, so it was unforgettable. Can’t wait for you to hear it.” Though contributors and producers for “Put It In A Love Song” have yet to be revealed, Keys assured Carpenter that her and Beyonce’s tag team, in addition to the song's elements, provide a great ambiance. “The song, when you hear it, there’s just a great mixture,” Keys explained. “It just felt like….the two of us together would be a the perfect mixture on this song, big pianos, big beats, ill flows and a great hook.” In regards to matching schedules, Alicia believes fate was the common denominator that brought the two songbirds together. “I reached out and she was like, ‘You’re never going to believe it, but I came back to New York those exact three days you said.’ It was just meant to be. There’s no other way that this was going to happen.” Alicia’s “The Element of Freedom” is set to hit stores December 15 via J Records.
New Samantha Thavasa promo pic
posted on 03 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
Beyonce tops Grammy nominations with 10 nods
posted on 03 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce topped the list of nominees for the 52nd Grammy Awards, leading the way with 10 nods ahead of teenage country star Taylor Swift with eight.

Record Of The Year
Halo - Beyoncé
I Gotta Feeling - The Black Eyed Peas
Use Somebody - Kings Of Leon
Poker Face - Lady Gaga
You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift

Album Of The Year
I Am... Sasha Fierce - Beyoncé
The E.N.D. - The Black Eyed Peas
The Fame - Lady Gaga
Big Whiskey And The Groogrux King - Dave Matthews Band
Fearless - Taylor Swift

Song Of The Year
Poker Face - Lady Gaga
Pretty Wings - Maxwell
Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) - Beyoncé
Use Somebody - Kings Of Leon
You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift

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Tedder: 'Halo wasn't written for Leona'
posted on 02 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyoncé's hit single 'Halo' was not originally penned for Leona Lewis, songwriter Ryan Tedder has insisted. The One Republic frontman admitted that he only tentatively offered the track to Lewis after Beyoncé initially took a long time to record it. "There was this huge scandal that originally 'Halo' was meant to go to Leona. That was never the case," he told Alex and Lucy on Key 103's In:Demand. "I'm putting that rumour to bed right now. That song was written for Beyoncé. What happened was that Beyoncé waited long enough to record that song that I had no communication with her and didn't know if she was going to do it or not. "I thought this would be a brilliant first single for Leona, which it would have. When you have a song as special as 'Halo', you don't want anyone else to sit on it. So sometimes you have to pull the whole, 'Well, I'm going to get someone else on it', to prove a point. "What I did was foolishly say to Leona's camp, 'I have it on hold for another A-list artist and I'm pretty sure they'll take it, but if they don't, I just want to know if you like it enough to consider it.' "I sent it to them and they flipped on it. They loved it and instantly said they wanted to do it. I was like, 'Wait, wait, wait, no, it's not free yet! It's just in case." Beyoncé reached No. 5 with the single on the Billboard Hot 100 in January.
Of Montreal's Kevin Barnes on Possible Beyonce Collaboration
posted on 02 Dec 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> It’s been a big year for collaborations, both rumored and executed. From Thom Yorke and Flea to Ian Brown and Rihanna to Lil Wayne and Weezer, 2009 has had our minds wondering and genres cohabitating. And now…Beyonce and Of Montreal? In an interview with The Guardian (via Prefix), the former Destiny’s Child star explained that her recent indie-rock flirtations aren’t just for kicks; she wants to get involved. “There’s so many people I’d like to work with still, but I’d like to maybe go outside of the box,” she said. “My sister [Solange] has put me on to bands like Of Montreal and some other different types of artists. I would love to do something like that on my next album.” Well, Beyonce, your friends at Paste did some legwork for you. Turns out, Of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes is game. “I fell in love with Beyonce’s ‘Crazy in Love’ and, since then, I’ve always kept an ear out for what she releases,” Barnes said in a statement to Paste. “I wasn’t that familiar with her Destiny’s Child stuff, until Solange played me some of the deep cuts. I was truly blown away by the vocal arrangements/performances. I think most people don’t realize what an amazingly great singer Beyonce is. She is so much more than a pop star. There is a reason why she’s the most popular and beloved female vocalist of our time. I would be fully psyched to work with her.” Your move, Beyonce. Let’s do this.
Beyonce Knowles is World's greatest Pop Star
posted on 30 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce Knowles has been named the 'World's Greatest Pop Star' by British music lovers. More than 100,000 fans voted in Rimmel London's World's Greatest Popstars contest, selecting Beyonce as the new Queen of Pop, reports Contactmusic. Beyonce aced the list consisting of heavyweights like Madonna and Kylie Mionogue. The “Crazy In Love” singer was declared the winner at a live concert on the weekend at London's Earls Court, where she was given a special tribute.
Beyonce gives schoolboy Ellis Cliffe a night to remember
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> An eight-year-old boy was starstruck when stunning diva Beyoncé picked him out of a crowd to perform a duet – then gave him a kiss. Ellis Cliffe, from Little Acton in North Wales, has dreamed of meeting the Crazy in Love singer since sending her Valentine’s Day chocolates at the age of just four. And now he has become the envy of his classmates and grown men all over the world after Beyoncé declared her love for him during her sold-out gig at Manchester’s MEN Arena. Mum Julie, who took him to the concert last Wednesday night, said: “It’s only just sinking in what happened – he was just looking up at her in awe! Julie and Elis, who were seated on the floor of the arena, had struggled to see the star as she bootyshaked across the stage. But during a crowd surge, Julie spotted a chance to get Elis close to his pop idol. “She was on the centre stage and moved across to a little stage,” said Julie. “Beyoncé did a couple of numbers on the little stage. She had this towel that she had been using all through the night.” As Beyoncé stalked across the stage, looking to pick out a member of the crowd to speak to, Julie managed to catch her eye and point towards Elis. “She was walking around the stage. I managed to catch her eye and pointed to Elis. She made eye contact a couple of times, walked down the steps and said ‘Hi, what’s your name?’ Elis told her his name and she shouted to the crowd ‘Give it up for Elis!’ and they all clapped and cheered.” It was then that the smitten schoolboy’s dream came true. “She asked him ‘Do you know my name?’, then she started singing Say My Name and Elis would reply ‘Beyoncé!’” said Julie. “Then she said ‘I love you Elis’ and gave him a kiss on the forehead and gave him her towel.” Elis left the arena feeling like a superstar. He was so excited that when his school took his class swimming the next day, he didn’t want to get in the water because it would wash Beyoncé’s kiss away. But without any photographs from the concert, his friends needed some convincing. But Elis’ experience of a lifetime was captured by a fellow fan at the arena that night – who happened to be a student living nearby. “Nobody believed him because we didn’t have a photograph of the two of them together,” said Julie. But a girl who is a student at Wrexham University had been in the crowd and posted a video on YouTube. Beyoncé’s kiss may have been washed away, but Elis is refusing to wash the handtowel she used to dry her face and the clothes he wore that night. “I feel like a superstar ,” said Elis. “It’s not every day you get kissed by a pop star.”
Thanksgiving Parade Draws Viewers for NBC
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> NBC’s morning broadcast of the “Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade” delivered the highest ratings for that program in three years, according to preliminary overnight figures. Although Nielsen’s final audience figures were unavailable on Friday, NBC estimated that more than 45 million viewers tuned in for at least some portion of the broadcast. In prime time a new installment of CBS’s “Survivor: Samoa” earned the night’s largest audience with 10 million viewers. Fox was second with the 2006 movie “Night at the Museum” (6.6 million). ABC ranked third with “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” (6.4 million), followed by specials featuring performances by Beyoncé (5.1 million) and Paul McCartney (4.7 million). NBC was fourth with a repeat of “The Office” (2.8 million), followed by a news special, “People of the Year” (5.2 million) and “The Jay Leno Show”(5 million).
Beyonce fought to release debut album as it was
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce clashed with Columbia Records bosses over her debut solo album Dangerously In Love - because label executives were convinced none of the tracks had the potential to become hit singles. The former Destiny's Child star was left speechless when she presented her finished project to Columbia executives, only to be told to go back into the studio and start again. But the R&B superstar refused to change her tracklisting and her instincts were proved correct when the disc became a worldwide smash upon its release in 2003 - going on to win five Grammy Awards the following year (04). She says, "In 2003 I had my first solo album. But when I played it through for my record label, they told me I didn't have one hit on my album. Dangerously In Love, (and singles) Naughty Girl, Me, Myself and I, Baby Boy and Crazy In Love. "They told me I didn't have one hit. I guess they were kinda right, I had five." Beyonce's 2004 Grammy success matched the likes of Lauryn Hill and Alicia Keys for most wins by a female artist in a single night.
Beyoncé likely to perform in Peru in February 2010
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> The most important pop singer of the moment, will come to Lima next February during her tour “I Am... Tour 2010.“, according to a report published today by Peru21. Some reliable sources told the newspaper that the date for her arrival would be February 16th., a few days before her concert, which would take place on Estadio Monumental Esplanade; another option would be the Jockey Club del Peru. Beyoncé, who has just completed her 2009 tour across America, Europe, Middle East and Asia, has become in recent years the most influential and important female artist in the world of music. The artist was nominated this year as the best paid star under age 30 by Forbes magazine. Beyoncé Knowles, 27, accumulated US $87 million dollars between June 2008 and June 2009.
Beyonce hits the bargain trail in Dublin
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce is said to be worth over $300 million but when she went shopping in Dublin this week she was intent on bargain hunting. The superstar was seen on Grafton Street, the main shopping street in Dublin and bought a $100 black and silver sequined skirt along with a $100 black and white jumpsuit. Sources said there was no diva-like behavior, no demand the store be closed while she was shopping, she was said to be friendly and nice to everyone she met. "Beyonce came in for about a half an hour and was accompanied by two bodyguards," one onlooker told the Evening Herald. "She wasn't in the least bit precious and didn't look for any extra attention from the staff because of who she was. "She was very nice and courteous to the other shoppers who were there at the time and seemed very impressed by the clothes they had. "Beyonce was saying to her minders that the outfits would be perfect on stage or when she has to make any public appearances and told the staff 'the more glitter and sparkles the better'," they added. The star returned to Ireland for two sell-out appearances at the O2 arena in Dublin last Sunday and Monday night, and went to Belfast on Tuesday.
Beyoncé buys Icelandic clothes at Topshop London
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> The American pop star Beyoncé Knowles arrived unannounced at a London Topshop yesterday to buy leggings from the Icelandic E-Label brand. E-Label has only been available at Topshop for a few weeks, so the Icelandic designers and Topshop workers were equally surprised to see the Destiny’s Child star. Shop workers offered to close the store for Beyoncé and her bodyguards, but she declined the offer. Former band mate Michelle Williams has also been a high profile E-Label customer, with at least six items purchased from the brand. Michelle Williams has often been in the spotlight for her taste in clothes and was voted the best dressed woman of 2009 by the readers of People Magazine. E-Label designers Asta Kristjansdottir, Heba Hallgrimsdottir and Asgrimur Mar Fridriksson modified Williams’s clothes personally so that she can wear them in concert. That a small Icelandic fashion label had been picked up by Topshop in London had already made Kristjansdottir and colleagues extremely proud. But for Beyoncé to personally come and purchase their leggings within just a few weeks: “We were of course very pleased; but also extremely honoured on behalf of the label,” Kristjansdottir told Frettabladid.
Lady Gaga Explains Inspiration Behind Beyonce Collabo, 'Telephone'
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Two of today's biggest divas, Lady Gaga and Beyoncé, got sexy in the latter's "Video Phone" clip, with Gaga even embracing her inner B for the shoot. But the duo conquer a slightly more serious theme — Lady Gaga's fear of suffocation — on her song "Telephone," off her new LP, The Fame Monster. Gaga, despite her penchant for making dance-floor-friendly pop, said she actually has a hard time just letting loose and having fun. Why? "Fear of suffocation — something that I have or fear is never being able to enjoy myself," she told MTV News. " 'Cause I love my work so much, I find it really hard to go out and have a good time." Although it may be hard to believe because of her glitzy persona, the singer insists her life does not consist of jumping from nightclub to nightclub. "I don't go to nightclubs," she said. "You don't see pictures of me falling out of a club drunk. I don't go — and that's because I usually go and then, you know, a whiskey and a half into it, I got to get back to work." And she told us the phone on the song isn't just a physical phone, but also that person in her head telling her to keep working harder and harder. "That's my fear — that the phone's ringing and my head's ringing," she explained. "Whether it's a telephone or it's just the thoughts in your head, that's another fear."
Beyoncé: artist of the decade
posted on 29 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> It was 10 years ago that Beyoncé Knowles announced herself to the world, with the Destiny's Child hit Independent Women. Since then the 28-year-old singer has made the decade's best single, delivered the greatest live show on earth, sung for President Obama and emerged as our last true star. Why Beyoncé? Why this stunning 28-year-old singer/performer/actress/businesswoman from Texas now married to one of the decade's other biggest stars, and worth something like $87m a year to boot, and not, well, take your pick...? Because she made not one but two of the decade's greatest singles, with Crazy in Love and Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It), not to mention her hits with Destiny's Child; and this was the decade when singles – particularly R&B singles – regained their status as pop's favourite medium. (But her three solo albums? Pretty fabulous, too.) Because at a time when the ubiquity of TV talent shows put the onus on those who could cut it live more than ever, she and not any superannuated rock star was arguably the greatest live performer of the past 10 years. Because her achievements chime with bigger narratives. Who was it got to sing for President Obama and Michelle at their first dance after his inauguration, after all? Because she is a brand, but says she isn't, and because in this age of Twitter and the paparazzi, she might be a global phenomenon but in the course of 10 full years Mrs Jay-Z, as she might also be known, has kept her mystery. And because – just possibly – she helped introduce a new word into the Oxford English Dictionary: bootylicious. She looks to have it all, and if the future sees as much flux as this decade, then perhaps we won't be seeing so many more of her kind, either. We met at one of her O2 gigs in London in mid-November. She'd come off stage only minutes earlier but I was more exhausted by the show – in a good way – than she looked to be. It was time to work again: time to shake the journalist's hand. But she was charm itself, too. We had spoken at length a week earlier. Read more...
New candids
posted on 26 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce attended a recent performance of Cirque du Soleil's "Wintuk" at the WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden on November 25, 2009.
Beyonce: What I'm Thankful For
posted on 26 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Pop culture sensation Beyonce Knowles gets up close and personal in an ABC special airing Thanksgiving night, sharing what she's thankful for this season. "I'm thankful for my life, I'm thankful for my health and my family and for music and for having the best job in the world," she said. In a performance made during her I Am... Tour, this summer at the Encore Theater at Wynn, Las Vegas, Knowles shares the inspiration behind many of her hits. "People don't know that these songs meant more than just the songs that are catchy," she said. "It's my life." Beyonce said the hit "Dangerously in Love," off her debut solo album, was when she fell for her husband, hip hop mogul Jay-Z. "A lot of the people in the audience would know 'Crazy in Love,' but would not particularly know this is when I met my first love ... my husband," Beyonce said. "There's an actual story behind all of my songs and why I wrote the songs and I wanted to show that." For her Las Vegas performance, the R&B singer-songwriter put together an entirely new show. "I've always wanted to perform in Las Vegas, I've always wanted to do my own show there, because a lot of the icons that I look up to had amazing shows in Las Vegas," she said. "I thought if I'm going to have my own Las Vegas show, it has to be right and it has to have heart and soul and it has to be something memorable." Read more...
I Am... Tour in Belfast
posted on 25 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
Alicia Keys Confirms Beyonce Collaboration
posted on 25 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Earlier this month, Alicia Keys told Billboard.com that since her album, "The Element of Freedom," was pushed back from Dec. 1 to Dec. 15, she used the additional time to work on possibly "the most exciting collaborations of my career yet." Now her label, J Records, confirms the album includes a duet with Beyoncé as well as one with newcomer Drake. "Put It In A Love Song" features Beyoncé, while "Unthinkable (I'm Ready)" has background vocals by Drake.
Beyoncé's 'Crazy In Love' voted NME's track of the decade
posted on 25 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce's 'Crazy In Love' has been voted the greatest track of this decade by NME. It was announced today (November 25) that the 2003 single, which features Jay-Z, was Number One of the Top 100 poll, which was voted for by the staff at NME, NME.COM, NME TV and NME Radio. MGMT were second in the run-down with their 2008 song 'Time To Pretend', while The Strokes' 'Hard To Explain', from 2001, was third.
I Am... Tour
posted on 24 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> I've added photos from concert in Dublin and one pic from concert in Newcastle.
Miley: I Want to Be Just Like Beyonce
posted on 23 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Miley Cyrus has a new role model--and she's actually a positive one. Miley says she looks up to Beyonce so much, she wants to be just like her! She tells America's Seventeen magazine, "I want to be like Beyonce. She is the ultimate woman. You look at her and you don't think, I wonder what her personal life is like. "You look at her and you go, That girl on the stage is a superstar. You don't care about anything else; you only care about her music. So I would hope that would be me in the future."
Beyonce Knowles Is Favorite Soul/R 'n' B Female Artist
posted on 23 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Though losing Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist to Taylor Swift at this year's American Music Awards, Beyonce Knowles came victorious in Soul/R 'n' B Music category as she got Favorite Female Artist title which was presented by Kris Allen and Demi Lovato. Like Taylor however, Beyonce was absent from the annual event.
Jay-Z ‘Refused to Walk Red Carpet at Fashion Show’
posted on 22 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Rapper Jay-Z refused to be photographed with the Victoria’s Secret models at a fashion show Thursday because he didn’t want to upset his wife, Beyonce. According to New York Post gossip column Page Six, the 99 Problems hitmaker would not walk the red carpet or pose with the girls at the fashion show and after-party at M2, thrown by Microsoft’s Bing. “Victoria’s Secret begged, but Jay-Z refused . . . he explained it was out of respect for Beyoncé,” a source said. “At M2, he was given a private booth so he could keep his distance from models including Alessandra Ambrosio, Selita Ebanks, Chanel Iman, Miranda Kerr and Heidi Klum.”
Beyonce Releasing New Album In 2010?
posted on 22 Nov 2009 by Klaudia • 0 Comments
>> Beyonce announced to fans at her concert in the UK on Friday night (November 20) that she will release a new album next year! Wrapping up her show at the Trent FM Arena in Nottingham, the singer told the crowd, “This is my last show for this tour in the UK, so hopefully I’ll see y’all in a year with a new album.”

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