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Beyoncé has finally revealed more information about her final stop in Las Vegas on her "Cowboy Carter" tour.

The megastar will bring her Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin Circuit Tour to Sin City on July 25 at Allegiant Stadium. General-sale tickets for this show will begin March 25 at noon local time at beyonce.com. However, there will be multiple presales, including a Beyhive presale which will begin March 20 at noon local time. More info here.

Until now, Beyoncé only revealed show dates up until her Atlanta stop, which wraps July 14. Tickets went on sale without any Vegas shows listed and without any further details about concerts there, despite listing the Las Vegas in her initial announcement. Many fans began speculating how she might end her "Cowboy Carter" stint in Vegas. Now the time has finally come.

The tour will kick off in April 28 in Los Angeles, covering 31 stadium shows across the U.S. and Europe. Tickets for the show are over 94% sold, and Beyoncé has already made history with her scheduled shows.

Beyoncé has starred in a number of films, but according to Tina Knowles, the 35-time Grammy winner’s big screen days are behind her.

The businesswoman revealed on Instagram March 7 that her superstar daughter has no plans to return to the big screen. Sharing a clip of Bey singing “I’d Rather Go Blind” while portraying Etta James in 2008’s Cadillac Records, Ms. Knowles wrote, “This is still one of my favorite movies, and it makes me miss the fact that my child decided not to continue with movies.”

“She killed it in this movie,” the designer added. “And she so unselfishly donated her salary to the Phoenix house.”

Phoenix House is a nonprofit that offers recovery treatment for individuals struggling with substance abuse. Bey reportedly gave $4 million in earnings from Cadillac Records to the foundation.

The Darnell Martin-directed musical biography is just one of several films the “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer has starred in, though it’s been many years since she last appeared on screen. She made her acting debut in the 2001 TV film Carmen: A Hip Hopera, after which she had roles in 2002’s Austin Powers in Goldmember, 2003’s The Fighting Temptations, 2006’s The Pink Panther and Dreamgirls, and 2009’s Obsessed.

Since then, Bey has stuck to voice roles in animated projects. In 2013, she voiced Queen Tara in Epic, and she also played Nala in 2019’s The Lion King remake and 2024’s Mufasa: The Lion King.

Sometimes, artists’ biggest hits are the ones they don’t see coming. Big Sean doubted the commercial appeal of “I Don’t F–k With You” and thought it was “dumb” while nearly cutting it from his 2015 Dark Sky Paradise album.

Sean Don joined Detroit Lions star Amon-Ra St. Brown and his brother Equanimeous St. Brown on March 5 for an episode of the St. Brown Podcast, which saw the Detroit native recall playing “I Don’t F–k With You” for Beyoncé and Jay-Z at their house ahead of the project’s arrival.

According to Sean Don, Bey thought the brash anthem was “a little disrespectful” and suggested Nicki Minaj as a feature to balance the track, while Hov loved it and implored him to release the song.

“I went to their house and was playing them songs. Beyoncé was like, ‘It’s a little disrespectful. Maybe you should Nicki Minaj on it for a female’s voice.’ Jay-Z was like, ‘Nah, it’s hard, though.’ He was like, ‘People gonna get it that you just having fun.'”

Sean continued: “Then I remember I was getting texts from Hov. He sent me a text one time that was like, ‘Every day you not putting that song out, you losing.’ I almost didn’t put it on the album. I thought it was a little dumb.”

Houston’s biggest event is getting a little more star power this year. SirDavis American Whisky, the spirits brand founded by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, has been announced as an Official Sponsor of the 2025 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, adding a smooth, bold touch to Texas’ premier celebration of rodeo culture.

The Houston Rodeo, one of the largest rodeo and livestock exhibitions in the world, attracts millions of visitors annually with its world-class competitions, concerts, and deep cultural traditions. Known for showcasing the best in country music, the rodeo has a history of welcoming icons from Willie Nelson to George Strait—and now, Beyoncé herself is making her mark on this legendary stage, not just with her whisky but also with her latest Grammy-winning country album, Cowboy Carter.

Beyoncé’s love for Houston and its rich musical and cultural heritage shines through in her latest work. Cowboy Carter, which dominated the charts and broke barriers in country music, pays homage to her Southern roots and Black cowboy culture. Now, her whisky brand, SirDavis, is embracing those same traditions, making its way into one of Texas’ most beloved events.

At NRG Stadium, premium ticket holders will have exclusive access to SirDavis, enjoying a sip of its signature smoothness while watching thrilling rodeo events and high-energy performances. But the whisky won’t just be confined to the stadium—SirDavis is making its presence known throughout Houston with special events leading up to and during the rodeo season.

Hollywood and music royalty converged under Los Angeles’ iconic Chateau Marmont hotel for Beyoncé and Jay-Z‘s annual Oscars Gold Party — an exclusive soirée that always draws an A-list crowd after the prestigious award ceremony.

In paparazzo photos caught by TMZ on Sunday (March 2), Tina Knowles reportedly brung effortless glam to the after-party, while Keke Palmer turned heads with a sparkling semi-mesh, white dress. Elsewhere, Timothée Chalamet was seen pulling up to the function in a black suit and white shirt with Kylie Jenner in tow.

Additionally, Vin Diesel was spotted wearing all-black as his wife donned a gleaming gold gown, and Russell Westbrook attended in an all-white blazer, black trousers and bowtie. Per Just Jared, other stars in attendance included Taraji P. Henson, Karrueche Tran, Lori Harvey, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tracee Ellis Ross, Danielle Brooks, Chappell Roan and more.

Beyoncé is tipping her cap to Angie Stone after the 63-year-old R&B icon’s sudden death over the weekend.

Shortly after her family announced that she’d died in a car crash Saturday (March 1), a black-and-white photo of Stone went up on Beyoncé’s website along with a personal tribute.

The Levi’s® brand, in collaboration with global icon Beyoncé, today debuted “Pool Hall,” the second chapter of the REIIMAGINE campaign and a celebration of the Levi’s® brand’s enduring legacy and Beyoncé’s transformative artistic vision. In the new film and accompanying imagery, Beyoncé effortlessly showcases an iconic denim-on-denim look and its timeless versatility.

Building on the success of the first chapter — “Launderette,” which inspired audiences by reimagining a classic 1985 advertisement — “Pool Hall” reinterprets the iconic 1991 Levi’s® ad of the same name. Levi’s® teamed up with Grammy Award-winning director Melina Matsoukas for the latest chapter of the REIIMAGINE campaign, evolving this piece of Levi’s® history while showcasing the timeless versatility of its garments.

Levi's released even more new promotional pictures.

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Los Angeles-based producer Brian “Killah B” Bates didn’t know his song, “Texas Hold ‘Em,” would be the breakout hit from Beyoncé’s Grammy-winning country album Cowboy Carter. He was just honored to be included on the project, and he says he’s still processing it all.

The producer spoke to Vocalo host Nudia Hernandez about the origin of “Texas Hold ‘Em.” He also revealed he will be featured on Beyoncé’s next project.

You’ve worked with some of the biggest names in music: Ariana Grande, Usher, Chris Brown, Summer Walker, Jason Derulo. But then you say Beyoncé, and that’s just a different level. How did this happen, co-writing and producing “Texas Hold ‘Em?”

It’s a combination of God meeting me halfway, and then my ingenuity on Earth. Me and my friends, we just got in the room. We were drinking José Cuervo and just having fun. We all decided to just do something different we all haven’t done. We were just messing around with some country ideas. I was about to leave the studio after that, because I was tired, and one of my co-writers, Lowell, I love her to death. She pushed the José Cuervo bottle in my chest and said, ‘No, you’re staying right here.’ We ended up doing “Texas Hold ‘Em.”

We started structuring the guitar chords. We did the claps, the whistles. I got under my headphones and finished the production. And then got up from under my headphones and helped them write, did some more production, and we had the idea. We sent it over to Bey’s team. Shoutout to Mariel Gomez, Beyoncé’s A&R, she sent it to Bey, and Beyoncé just had all these amazing ideas of what she wanted to add and how she wanted to just amplify the record. As I have said in numerous interviews, she “Beyoncified” the record.

Beyoncé is adding more accolades to her name with two trophies earned at this year's NAACP Image Awards.

The 35-time Grammy winner took home the award for outstanding female artist and outstanding album for her history-making project "Cowboy Carter" during a virtual, non-televised ceremony for the awards. She was also nominated for outstanding soul/R&B song for her single "16 Carriages."

After launching on Beyonce's website at the end of 2024, Cé Lumière can now be purchased in France. In Paris, the perfume will be available in high-end boutiques and exclusive concept stores. Fragrance enthusiasts will find the fragrance at Galeries Lafayette and on high-end perfume websites.

Beyoncé has added a fourth and final date at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz stadium as part of her anticipated 2025 Cowboy Carter & the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit tour. The singer announced on Wednesday (Feb. 19) that the addition of the July 14 show — which will now serve as the final stop on the outing slated to kick off in Los Angeles on April 28 — has set a record for the most performances at 75,000-plus capacity home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons.

There was a series of pre-sales for the new date ahead of the general on-sale, which kicked off on Friday (Feb. 21) at 12 p.m. local time here.

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter isn’t letting her upcoming tour slow down her beauty business.

One year after the multihyphenate launched her big beauty play — the clinically backed Cécred — the brand has revealed its first retail partner: Ulta Beauty.

It will enter north of 1,400 Ulta Beauty doors and debut on the retailer’s website with its Foundation collection of products and its latest launch — tools — along with a first-of-its-kind integration with the retailer’s salons, starting April 6.

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New promotional photos for Levi's have been released online.

Beyonce and Jay-Z were spotted at the Cipriani Restaurant in Los Angeles on Sunday (February 16).

Beyonce sent flowers to the Los Angeles fire chief Anthony C. Marrone and fire captain Sheila Kelliher Berkoh after the Grammys.

Beyonce shared new promotional materials for Cé Lumière with the caption: "Love is the only gold."

Beyonce shared photos from Kelly Rowland's 44th birthday celebration with the caption: "Birthday bestie 🎂"