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Beyonce and her family spent the New Year break in Costa Rica. The singer was spotted last Friday at a club in Santa Teresa and on Monday night she landed back at the LAX Airport in Los Angeles.

On Friday night, lines formed outside of a relatively unmarked warehouse space in Downtown Los Angeles for “Club Renaissance,” a two-night event in celebration of Renaissance, Beyoncé‘s seventh studio album. The album, released in July, is a kaleidoscopic exploration of genre, escapism and self-expression; on it, Beyoncé experiments with different shades of dance, house, disco, pop and R&B.

The party’s unspoken 1970s-era theme was interpreted by attendees for their outfits in a range of ways, much like the sonic versatility of the project itself. The event, presented by Amazon Music and Parkwood Entertainment, featured several notables in attendance, including Kenya Barris, Lori Harvey, and singers Syd, Victoria Monét and Lucky Daye.

The building was lined with graphic posters of a Renaissance promotional image, which several partygoers used as a backdrop for their photographs. And there was another wall ripe for photo opportunities, decorated with neon signs that bore song lyrics and titles from the album, like “Church Girl” and “Cozy.”

Guests chatted and sipped thematically named cocktails (“Cuff It” and “Alien Superstar,” also Renaissance titles) once doors were open, and approximately an hour after the event started at 9 p.m., the DJ began to play Renaissance top to bottom and in spatial audio. Attendees enjoyed it from the dance floor for the duration, creating the very Studio 54-esque dance party the project promises. (A group of engineers tucked along the periphery were controlling the sensory displays, which included strobe lights and fog elements.)

The glowing, holographic horse Beyoncé is seated on in the album’s cover art was prominently placed in the center of the room, enclosed in a glass box like a museum artifact. Throughout the night, the air was buzzing with the question of if Beyoncé herself would join the event, like she did in previous cities (ultimately, she did not, but she did record a special message for the attendees).

Free tickets were released online to her subscribers last week and sold out in under 20 minutes.

Zach Campbell talks about a conversation he had with Beyonce at this year's Wearable Art Gala.

I updated the gallery with older photos of Beyonce in Croatia.

Beyonce was spotted in New York on Thursday.

Beyonce wrote a foreword to the new Ty Hunter's book "Makeover from Within: Lessons in Hardship, Acceptance, and Self-Discovery". You can read the entire foreword and buy the book on Amazon.

Beyoncé shared her family’s Halloween photo on Thursday, which saw them recreating the characters from Disney’s The Proud Family, with Jay-Z and their three kids, 10-year-old Blue Ivy, and five-year-old twins Rumi and Sir joining in the fun as well. Bey posed as Trudy Proud and Suga Mama, donning a green blazer, orange top, and orange pants to complete Trudy’s look. For Suga Mama, the singer wore a grey wig, blue dress, pink coat, pink shoes, and square glasses, nailing the outfit.

“Family every single day and night,” Bey wrote.

Beyonce sent flowers and a thank you note to the "Plastic Off The Sofa" writer Syd:

"Thank you for contributing so much to the film. I’m looking at the footage and you’re inredible.
I’m forever grateful."

Beyonce shared more photos from the 2022 Wearable Art Gala.

Beyonce attended the WACO Theater Center's 5th annual Wearable Art Gala on Saturday, October 22, 2022 at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, CA. During the event, a Concert Ticket Package for the 2023 Renaissance tour was auctioned off! Check more details below.

Beyonce shared new photos wearing the Metallic Ivytopia collection.

Beyonce was spotted at the Plaza Athénée restaurant in Paris on Sunday.

Beyonce shared photos from her appearance at the Supervinyl store in Los Angeles.

Beyoncé is continuing to celebrate her new album with another launch party.

The musician hosted her second “Club Renaissance” party on Tuesday during Paris Fashion Week to celebrate her “Renaissance” album, which was released in July. For the occasion, Beyoncé looked to Saint Laurent for her look, wearing a plum-colored dress with a cross-over design and hood worn under a leather coat. She paired the look with Saint Laurent’s Luna sunglasses.

As a Tiffany & Co. ambassador, Beyoncé accessorized the look with an array of fine jewelry from the brand. Beyoncé was seen wearing pieces like the Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger x Link Necklace, the Tiffany HardWear Graduated Link Necklace, Tiffany Lock Bangles and the Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger Vigne Ring, among other pieces. The jeweler cohosted “Club Renaissance” with Beyoncé.

Many celebrities joined Beyoncé for the festivities, including Jay-Z, Ana de Armas, Naomi Campbell, Doja Cat, Léa Seydoux, Jaden Smith, Chlöe Bailey and many others.

RENAISSANCE Deluxe Vinyl available in stores NOW. Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Target, Walmart and at your local indie retailer.

In the gallery you'll find more behind the scenes photos from the "Lose Yourself in Love" commercial.

You can go months without hearing from Beyoncé, and then 💥 Bam! – a new album, Tiffany’s & Co footage, and new Ivy Park drip. That’s right, the Queen continues to apply pressure with the continuation of IVYTOPIA, the streetwear collection that launched earlier this year. Adidas x Ivy Park added six new pieces to the stylish, bold collection, and we’re excited!

If you loved the metallic look of IVYTOPIA, you’ll definitely enjoy the six additions that seal the deal on fall fashion. The brand takes streetwear to the next level with fun pieces like track pants, bucket hats, and anoraks.

If you’re an Ivy Park enthusiast, then keep reading to see the latest IVYTOPIA drip, coming this Friday, October 7th. Find looks for you, your friends, family or even your children on adidas.com. Price range from $50 – $200 USD, and sizes range from 2T – 3XL.

Individuality. Joy. Self-expression. Shot on a rare 65mm camera, the LOSE YOURSELF IN LOVE anthem film is inspired by the iconic Studio 54-era of New York City. Set to “SUMMER RENAISSANCE,” the finale to Beyoncé’s latest globally lauded album, RENAISSANCE, the film is an homage to the joy of being one’s unapologetic self.

Solange was surrounded by a circle of love and support Thursday night (September 29), a night that was a big one for the multi-talented chanteuse.

For, she became the first Black woman to compose an original score for the New York City Ballet.

Cheering the star on were sister Beyonce and Mom Tina Knowles-Lawson, as well friends such as Melina Matsoukas and Telfar Clemens.

UPDATE: Beyonce shared personal photos from the event and a message to her sister.

Following the July release of juggernaut album Renaissance, the superstar stars in Tiffany & Co.’s newest campaign, “Lose Yourself In Love.”

As part of the announcement, Bey posted a video clip soundtracked to the album closer, “Summer Renaissance,” that showcases various pieces of Tiffany & Co.’s jewelry collections.

But it’s only a hint of what is to come. The luxury jewelry company confirmed in a press release that a film centered around “Summer Renaissance” will launch in October 2022 and that it “embodies the carefree, joyous spirit of the album as a whole.”

“I am honored to continue the partnership with Tiffany and Co. and to explore even deeper how beautiful our connections are, when we truly celebrate the relationship and importance of love that we have for ourselves as individuals,” said Beyoncé of the campaign.

Helmed by three-time Grammy-winning music video director Mark Romanek, the “Summer Renaissance” film is inspired by New York City’s Studio 54 era. Choreography is by Emmy-nominated artist Fatima Robinson.

“Lose Yourself In Love” champions the joy of being one’s unapologetic self and is a call to embrace the power of possibility.