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The nominations for the 2017 iHeartRadio Music Awards were announced today. The awards are intended to celebrate the music heard across iHeartMedia radio stations over the past year. Beyonce is nominated in four categories.

Voting for socially voted categories is open now and runs through Feb. 24. Voting for the fan army award began Tuesday through iHeartRadio's social media accounts and its app, with the voting window extending to the night of the event on March 5. Fans can vote by visiting iHeartRadio.com/awards.

The 2017 iHeartRadio Music Awards will air live March 5 at 8 p.m. EST on TBS, TNT and truTV.

See the list of Beyonce's nominations below.

R&B Song of the Year:
- "Exchange" - Bryson Tiller
- "Needed Me" - Rihanna
- "No Limit" - Usher featuring Young Thug
- "Sorry" - Beyoncé
- "Work" - Rihanna featuring Drake

Start gathering your chic festival gear now -- the lineup for the 2017 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has officially been revealed. The full roster was announced Tuesday (Jan. 3) on the festival's official website, and features Radiohead, Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar as the headliners for both weekends of the fest.

Taking place at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, Calif., over the weekends of April 14-16 and April 21-23, Coachella will feature plenty of other big-name artists on this year's bill. Perhaps one of the most anticipated performances will be from Lorde, who hasn't toured since 2014 or released new original music since 2013's Pure Heroine.

Also featured in the lineup are the xx, Travis Scott, Father John Misty, Future, Bon Iver, DJ Snake, Tove Lo, DJ Khaled and New Order. Passes for Coachella will go on sale at 11 a.m. PST on Wednesday, Jan. 4. Check out the full list of artists below.

As we near the end of another year, it’s important that we remember to give thanks and give back. This past weekend, on December 19th, The Shawn Carter Foundation continued their holiday tradition of giving back to our communities with their annual toy giveaway for Brooklyn’s Marcy Projects and surrounding Brooklyn neighborhoods.

This year, #BEYGood partnered with the SCF to provide an additional 100+ children with specially ordered Black Barbie Dolls from Mattel. The experience was made even more magical for these Brooklyn children when they had the opportunity to become life-sized dolls themselves and have their photos taken, thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Carter’s iconic halloween costumes from earlier this year.

For the second consecutive year, the event was hosted at Children of Promise, an organization exclusively serving the clinical needs of youth whose parent or parents are incarcerated and an SCF program partner. Overall, more than 1000+ children aged 3 to 16 and their families were provided with toys and an experience they won’t soon forget.

This holiday season, let’s remember to #BEYGood, have fun, and give back to our communities.

See photos from the event on Beyonce.com

Listen to Beyoncé's "I Sleigh" playlist, now on TIDAL. tdl.sh/BeyonceISleigh

"Happy Holidays!"

Old Beyonce merchandise is available on Urban Outfitters. Shop now!

Beyonce and Adele are both set to perform at 2017 Grammy Awards, it's been confirmed.

The R&B superstar and Hello singer will go head-to-head in the categories for Album of The Year, Record of The Year and Song of The Year and Grammy producer Ken Ehrlich is confident both will perform on the night.

He told Billboard: "Very few people say no to the Grammys. Over all of the years I've been doing the show, there have been three or four acts who've actually said no.

"But I can tell you that Adele and Beyoncé are not two of them. We have every anticipation that both of them will be with us in February.

"We love a good horse race. It's a fine line: We love the competition aspect of it, but it's really more - here's the cliché - the family of music. I don't know how many of those three categories they're in together that we'll announce during the telecast, but we'll probably come pretty close. When you can start with that as a foundation for a show, you're in pretty good shape."

“The Best Is Yet to Come” for Tony Bennett, who at 90 years old is showing no signs of slowing down.

“There’s still a lot I’d like to do,” the iconic crooner tells PEOPLE.

The past two years, Bennett has won the Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album trophy at the Grammys, this year for Cheek to Cheek, his collection of jazz duets with longtime pal Lady Gaga — and he insists there’s more classics where that came from.

“I’d love to do a second album with Lady Gaga,” he says. “She was performing at a benefit the first time I met her. I told her backstage, ‘You were terrific! I’d love to do an album with you someday.’ She said, ‘Let’s do it!’ Boom! We get along great. We’ve been close ever since.”

Indeed, Gaga — as well as A-listers including Elton John, Michael Bublé and Stevie Wonder — will honor the musician and painter during Tony Bennett Celebrates 90, a two-hour music and comedy special airing at 9 p.m. ET on NBC, Dec. 20.

And Gaga isn’t the only diva Bennett has plans to collaborate with — he and Queen Bey may have something in the works.

“Beyoncé. She’s thinking of something to do with me,” the singer adds with a laugh. “We met at a benefit, and she said, ‘I’ve got an idea that we should do something together.’ She didn’t tell me what it was yet, so we’ll see what happens!”

The African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) released the top films and television shows of 2016. Beyonce's "Lemonade" won the award for Best TV Show (Special/Limited Series)! The AAFCA will hold its eighth annual awards ceremony on Thursday, February 9, 2017 at the Taglyan Complex in Hollywood, California.

The nominees for the 2017 NAACP Image Awards were announced today. Beyonce led all nominees with eight nominations!

Entertainer of the Year
Beyoncé
Viola Davis
Regina King
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
Chance the Rapper

Outstanding Female Artist
Alicia Keys (RCA Records)
Beyoncé (Columbia Record/Parkwood Entertainment)
Fantasia (RCA Records/19 Recordings Limited)
K. Michelle (Atlantic Records)
Solange (Columbia Records)

Check out the latest addition to the Beyonce store - Beyonce Adult Onesie - now available for pre-order!

The nominees for the 59th Grammy Awards were announced this morning (Dec. 6), with last year's Best New Artist winner Meghan Trainor unveiling the contestants for the marquee categories live on CBS. The field is led by Beyoncé with 9 nominations, followed by similarly huge stars Drake, Rihanna and Kanye West (8 each). The awards show will air live from Los Angeles' Staples Center on February 12th. Check all of Beyonce's nominations below!

Album Of The Year
25 — Adele
Lemonade — Beyoncé
Purpose — Justin Bieber
Views — Drake
A Sailor's Guide To Earth — Sturgill Simpson

Record Of The Year
"Hello" — Adele
"Formation" — Beyoncé
"7 Years" — Lukas Graham
"Work" — Rihanna Featuring Drake
"Stressed Out" — Twenty One Pilots

Ted Owen & Co. are proud to be offering a unique collection of 12 original professionally produced Betacam video tapes of Beyoncé Knowles. The collection of tapes document the earliest music video appearance of Girls Tyme showcasing and starring a then 10 year old Beyoncé Knowles.

The collection, dating from 1992, consists of approximately two and half hours of footage depicting Beyoncé playing to camera in several locations, working out dance routines, rehearsing for a live performance in addition to performing at an artists showcase in San Francisco. There is additional unedited footage of Beyoncé at the Record Plant recording studios in Sausalito California, working on dance routines for what was intended to be her first professionally recorded music video.

This recently unearthed and never seen original footage offers the viewer a candid insight into a 10 year old Beyoncé developing her craft that would ultimately make her the world's biggest pop stars.

Hot on the heels of her zesty Lemonade merch line, Beyonce has now readied a fresh Ivy Park activewear collection in time for the holiday season.

The “Resort” performance range has been designed for slaying in chilly climates and utilizes a range of tactile fabrics. Key pieces include an oversized cropped puffa jacket with bonded quilt seams, large branded zip pull, leggings, bodysuits, and streetwear-influenced hoodie and jogger sets. Biker-inspired color blocking and an oversized broken logo print feature heavily throughout, while garms from the AW16 have also been updated in a heavy, brushed wool-mix jersey.

Those looking to cop can do so online and offline at high street retailers such as Selfridges, Topshop, and JD Sports.

Want to talk?

Join others on Tuesday for a viewing of Beyoncé’s "Lemonade" video, followed by an audience discussion of the issues this unique video album addresses.

The screening and conversation are presented in conjunction with Global Voices for Social Justice: Art as Activism, a current exhibition at New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks! curated by the New Bedford Historical Society, the event is free and open to the public and slated to run from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

New Bedford Art Museum / ArtWorks! is located at 608 Pleasant Street, New Bedford, MA 02740. Winter hours are noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday and Friday-Sunday and noon to 9 p.m. Thursdays.

For further information, visit www.newbedfordart.org.

Check out the new Holiday arrivals at Shop.Beyonce.com!

It is no surprise that Beyoncé was the big winner at the 2016 Soul Train Awards.

The awards were handed out Nov. 6 in a recorded show that was broadcast last night on BET and Centric.

Queen Bey took home four awards: album of the year for "Lemonade;" best R&B soul/female artist; and song and video of the year, both for "Formation."

It looks like Beyonce is rolling out “All Night” as the fourth US single from Lemonade. The cover art surfaced online today (here) and the Diplo-produced ballad is being added to rhythmic radio on December 6 according to All Access.

Somewhat amusingly, “All Night” is already a top 40 hit. The song debuted at number 38 on the Billboard Hot 100 after the release of Lemonade and has charted in Canada, France, UK and Australia among other countries. It could soar even higher if it gets a little love from pop radio — something “Formation,” “Sorry” and “Hold Up” failed to achieve.

The 2016 American Music Awards were held Sunday night at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater. Beyonce was nominated in four categories and won Tour of the Year for The Formation World Tour, beating out Madonna and Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band. Unfortunately, the singer didn't attend the ceremony.

It’s time to choose the best of the best in entertainment.

Whether you’re a movie buff, social media star in the making, or a music fanatic, whoever wins the People’s Choice Awards is up to the fans.

Voting is now officially open, so go to People’s Choice Awards’ Facebook page and peopleschoice.com to make your voice heard. Then, watch live on Jan. 18 on CBS to find out the winners.

Beyonce is nominated in three categories:

Favorite Female Artist
Adele
Ariana Grande
Beyonce
Britney Spears
Rihanna

Perhaps you already know the premise of Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk, an Iraq War movie based on the novel of the same name, which dramatizes the titular veteran’s experience with PTSD during a Cowboys game. Perhaps you’ve read about the controversy over Ang Lee’s decision to shoot the film with a remarkably high 120 fps frame rate, which has the effect of making all the actors look like plastic dolls. This is not a post about either of those things. This is a post about how Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk features a fake Beyoncé — and also a fake Kelly and Michelle. But more importantly: Fake. Beyoncé.

Fake Beyoncé plays a small, but crucial role within Billy Lynn’s narrative: Destiny’s Child is headlining the halftime show where Billy (Joe Alwyn) and the rest of his squadron are being honored. In the film’s central set piece, the soldiers march with the trio to the stage, and then assemble behind them for a performance of “Soldier.” This triggers a bunch of PTSD flashbacks for Billy and the rest of the gang. As fake Bey, Kelly, and Michelle perform, we cut back to a battle the soldiers fought Iraq. It’s all an indictment of American mid-2000s excess — do you get it? (If you don’t get it, there’s an earlier scene where Billy has a sex fantasy while Kellie Pickler sings the national anthem.)