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The Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame—a new endeavor started by the Georgia Entertainment Caucus and the Black American Music Association—inducted its first honorees with plaques displayed outside Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Beyoncé, OutKast, Missy Elliott, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Otis Redding, Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, Sean Combs, Usher, Shirley Caesar, and Kirk Franklin are members of the inaugural class.

A few artists were on hand at yesterday’s ceremony at the stadium. Beyoncé’s induction was accepted by Michael Mauldin, former president of Columbia Records.

Beyonce and Jay-Z attended Brooklyn Nets v Milwaukee Bucks game at Barclays Center of Brooklyn on June 5, 2021 in New York City.

If anyone is going to have a firm grasp on Beyoncé's next creative offering, it's going to be her mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson.

During her appearance Sunday at the Billboard Music Awards, where she presented Trae the Truth with the Change Maker Award, Knowles-Lawson revealed in a backstage interview that daughters Beyoncé and Solange both have new projects up their sleeves.

"My daughter is busy working on something exciting as usual," said Knowles-Lawson in the interview. "Both of my daughters are—all three of my daughters."

Knowles-Lawson also expressed how grateful she was for the extra time spent with her grandchildren—including Blue Ivy, Sir, and Rumi Carter—during quarantine.

"I've been able to spend so much time with my grandchildren," said Knowles-Lawson. "I'm so spoiled because I see them almost every day. That's been a great thing about this."

Beyonce posted birthday messages for Naomi Campbell, Maxwell and Ryan Coogler.

Ex-rivals Jay-Z and Nas collaborating on the same track wasn’t the only surprise that DJ Khaled’s new song, ‘SORRY NOT SORRY,’ brought. If you listen closely, Beyoncé is also on the track!

Hey to you too, Beyoncé! Her husband Jay-Z, 51, made a surprise move by linking up with his former rival Nas, 47, to rap on DJ Khaled‘s new track “SORRY NOT SORRY,” which was track No. 10 on his star-studded project Khaled Khaled that came out on April 30. But their unlikely partnership wasn’t the only surprise on the song: Beyoncé sings one word — “Hey” — after Jay-Z raps, “Sorry, that’s another B / Haters still ain’t recover from the other B, mm / That’s a double B, now that’s a treble B / Can’t forget ’bout the other B.” We see what the power couple did there.

But Beyoncé does more than say “hey.” She also lends her beautiful vocals to harmonize on “SORRY NOT SORRY,” which solves the mystery as to who Harmonies by The Hive is (one of the featured artists on the song, along with James Fauntleroy). While Beyoncé didn’t appear in the song’s accompanying music video, the video does address her surprising cameo: once she sings “Hey,” Jay-Z looks behind his shoulder.

Beyonce was spoted at the Balthazar restaurant in New York on Saturday. Earlier in the day, she attended DMX's memorial in Brooklyn.

Beyoncé saw the possibilities of inviting us all to find our voice. To use her platform as a stage to celebrate our differences, with all people. With you. Me. Them. Us.

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Beyoncé and Jeweler Lorraine Schwartz announce GIA Scholarship winners.

Shelton Bradford
Kulla Jatani
Audriana Osborne

Beyonce shared new personal photos on her Instagram.

UPDATE: The singer posted more photos on her website.

Beyonce posted a video with an overview of the recent Grammy Awards.

At Sunday night's Grammy Awards (March 14), Beyoncé officially broke the record for most Grammy wins by a female artist, or by any singer, when she took home her 28th Grammy for Best R&B Performance for her song "Black Parade." Apart from that, the singer won Best Music Video for "Brown Skin Girl," as well as Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song for her collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion for "Savage." Congratulations!

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Beyonce recorded a compilation of her songs to pay tribute to the late Lyric Chanel.

Chloe x Halle — who are both featured in Rolling Stone‘s March “Women Shaping the Future” issue — honor their mentor Beyoncé and discuss her legacy for the Icons & Influences video series.

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Beyonce shared personal photos from Valentine's Day.

Beyonce has been sending out packages with ICY PARK items in ice boxes to family and friends, while an ICY PARK ice sculpture was situated in Brooklyn. See below for all the promotional stuff, including new images of Beyonce.

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