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Beyonce took to her website to show support for DMX.

Beyonce and Blue Ivy were snapped stepping out for a bite to eat at upmarket eatery Nobu in Malibu, California on Tuesday.

Beyonce took to her website to honor the Transgender Day of Visibility.

Beyonce posted birthday messages for Celine Dion and King Combs.

Beyonce shared new personal photos on her Instagram.

UPDATE: She shared even more photos on her website.

Beyonce congatulated Chloe x Halle on their NAACP Image Awards.

Beyonce posted birthday messages for Mariah Carey and Halle Bailey.

Beyonce posted birthday messages for Ari Lennox and Diana Ross.

In the music categories at the NAACP Image Awards, Beyoncé continues to be unparalleled.

Taking home four trophies during Thursday’s virtual ceremony, Beyoncé now has 20 Image awards. She shares her new Image awards with Megan Thee Stallion, as well as WizKid, SAINt JHN, and her 9-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter. The singer was nominated for seven Image awards altogether.

Outstanding Female Artist: Beyoncé – “Black Parade”

Outstanding Hip Hop/Rap Song: “Savage Remix” – Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyoncé

Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration (Contemporary): Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyoncé – “Savage Remix”

Outstanding Music Video/Visual Album: “Brown Skin Girl” – Beyonce’ feat WizKid, SAINt JHN, Blu Ivy Carter

Beyonce remembered Aretha Franklin on the day of her birthday.

Beyonce posted birthday wishes for Bianca Lawson.

Beyonce posted birthday wishes for Queen Latifah.

Beyonce sent flowers with a note to Taylor Swift to congratulate her for her recent Grammy Award win.

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

Beyonce posted birthday wishes for Jhené Aiko.

In the gallery you'll find backstage photos from the 2021 Grammy Awards.

UPDATE: Beyonce also shared sketches of her outfits for the night.

After the Grammy Awards, Beyonce was spotted at the E Baldi restaurant in Beverly Hills.

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!

Beyonce posted a new set of birthday wishes, this time for Yemi Alade, Quincy Jones, Simone Biles and Stephen Curry.

For Women's History Month 2021, GRAMMY.com is celebrating some of the women artists nominated at the 2021 GRAMMY Awards show. Today, we honor Beyoncé, who's currently nominated for nine GRAMMYs.

In a 2011 interview, Beyoncé revealed the things she wanted to accomplish before her 40th birthday. "I would love to direct—continue to learn videos and maybe by then a film, a short film," she told Access Online(opens in a new tab). " a documentary, I love documentaries." The singer will turn 40 in September having accomplished that goal.

Since that interview, the global pop star has continued to steadily hone her craft to become one of today's most influential visual storytellers in pop music. She began experimenting with visuals on her 2006 sophomore solo album, B'Day, but it wasn't until years later, when she released her surprise 2013 self-titled record that she delivered a true "visual album" that pushed the envelope(opens in a new tab)—every song had(opens in a new tab) a music video and all visuals were released together without any promotion.

The 2016 critically acclaimed Lemonade added a narrative between each music video—something Beyoncé hadn't done before—to create a cohesive look at Black generational trauma. In 2019, she released the GRAMMY-winning documentary Homecoming, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at her preparation for her historic Coachella performance in between concert footage.

With the critically-acclaimed visual albums and documentary under her belt, she turned her sights to another visual goal. Last year, Beyoncé released Black Is King, the feature-length film inspired by her work with Disney on the 2019 remake of The Lion King. The nearly 90-minute film that premiered on Disney+ started as a quick test shoot in Beyoncé's backyard in The Hamptons but ultimately took more than a year to make and spanned several countries.