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On the eve of "Watch the Throne" release, Kanye West and Jay-Z's new song called "Lift Off" hit the web. The newly-revealed track features none other than jigga's singer wife Beyonce Knowles. "Watch the Throne" is coming out in the United States on August 8. It features Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All's member Frank Ocean, late soul singer Otis Redding, Kanye's protege Mr. Hudson, and R&B/funk artist Curtis Mayfield in addition to Beyonce. The album release will soon be followed by a joint tour across North America. The traveling show was due to start on September 22 in Detroit, but was rescheduled by moving the first date to October 29 in Atlanta, GA. Nearly 20 of the previously-announced dates were scrapped, leaving around 19 shows to go ahead.

Space shuttle Atlantis' astronauts were just preparing for another day of heavy lifting today (July 16), but the spaceflyers had a special morning. What made it special was the surprise wakeup message from hit R&B artist Beyonce Knowles, as mission controllers on the ground continue to evaluate the cause of a computer glitch that occurred Thursday (July 14). Atlantis' four astronauts, who are on an overnight schedule, woke up at 11:29 p.m. EDT (0329 GMT) to the song "Run the World (Girls)" by Beyonce Knowles. The singer also recorded a special message for the crew. "Good morning, Atlantis. This is Beyonce," she said. "Sandy, Chris, Doug and Rex, you inspire all of us to dare to live our dreams, to know that we're smart enough and strong enough to achieve them. This song is especially for my girl, Sandy, and all the women who've taken us to space with them and the girls who are our future explorers." "Good morning, Houston," STS-135 mission specialist Sandy Magnus replied. "A big thanks to Beyonce for taking the time out of her schedule to record us a greeting and we're ready for another day here on Atlantis and hopefully we as a team at NASA can keep our inspirational work up for the young people of America." For the astronauts, the entire day is scheduled to be spent continuing with their work to transfer and store hardware and other supplies that were brought up to the space station in Atlantis' mid-deck and inside the Raffaello module, the space.com reported. Watch the video below.

On what fans have dubbed King B Day, Concrete Loop gives an exclusive listen to the original version of Beyoncé’s current single, “Best Thing I Never Had.” We got the scoop that this is the original track that Babyface intended his contribution on the album to go on, which has a very ’90′s, up-tempo feel. The album version of the song, however, is produced by Symbolyc One and Shea Taylor.

"Move Your Body" is available as an mp3 to help schools prepare for the May 3 Let's Move! Flash Workout. The song is available in both English and Spanish. To download the MP3s, click here.

New re-written version of Beyonce’s 2006 single “Get Me Bodied.” The new track includes new arrangements as well as a sample of Beyonce’s hit single, “Single Ladies.” “Move Your Body” is set to debut on May 3rd to support Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move!” campaign to curb childhood obesity.

A new version of Beyonce's hit song "Get Me Bodied" has hit the internet. Beyonce re-recorded the song for the "Let’s Move! Flash Workout", the song will be apart of Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign to help childhood obesity. Watch the video below.