Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
Sunday, 23 May 2010
Beyoncé & Jay- z head into Cipriani’s Restaurant (NYC)
Saturday, 22 May 2010
New picture from the C&A Commercial
photo credit to Beyonceworld.netAlso check out photos from the C&A catalogue.. we're be looking forward to seeing this commercial.
Beyonce and Jay-Z leaving Frankie Sputino’s Restaurant
After attending the FELA! celebration with Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett-Smith, Beyonce and Jay-Z were spotted leaving Frankie Sputino’s Restaurant on Court St. in Carroll Gardens Brooklyn. You can see a few pictures below! Photo credit to Beyoncworld.net
Beyoncé and band pose with Barack and Michelle Obama
Some more photos have come out from the White House event the other day, this time with Beyoncé and the band posing for a picture with Barack and Michelle. Check them out below. Thanks to Beyoneworld.net for photos.
Cheryl Cole: I was obsessed with Beyoncé
Style icon Cheryl Cole once dyed her hair blonde because she wanted to look like Beyonce Knowles. In 1999 – when Cheryl was just 15 – Destiny’s Child were singing about female empowerment and looking hot. ‘Beyonce’s just a star. She’s just got it. She’s everything a woman should be and everything you should want to be as a woman,’ says Cheryl, 26. ‘I was obsessed with her. I remember seeing the video for Bills, Bills, Bills and just going, “Oh my God, who is this girl? I want my hair like hers”. I literally went and got my hair bleached peroxide blonde. It took eight hours and looked horrendous.’ Cheryl loved Beyonce’s OTT outfits, too. ‘I always wanted that urban, baggy jeans look,’ Cheryl tells Stylist. ‘I’d cut things up and experiment, it always went dreadfully wrong.’
Friday, 21 May 2010
Beyonce & Jay z attend post theater reception for 'Fela'
Beyonce Knowles, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Jay-Z and Will Smith attend the post-theater reception for 'FELA!' at The Palm West on May 20, 2010 in New York City Photos below : thanks to Film Magic for the photos
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Beyoncé Preforms at whitehouse State Dinner HQ photo
We all saw how amazing Beyonce looked last night as she exited her hotel en route to the White House State Dinner. Here is the first high quality photo released from the White House of Beyonce performing for the President. Though there is no videos a source tells us Beyonce preformed a 30 minute set which included a medley & then complete versions of irreplaceable , If I Were A Boy and ending with Halo!
Beyoncé preforms at State Dinner at White House (Photos )
Beyonce Knowles was seen leaving her hotel in Washington, DC on Wednesday evening gearing up for a important preformance Beyonce happened to be heading to the White House to take part in President Barack Obama’s second State Dinner.
Melina Matsoukas talks Beyoncé
Thanks to Honey Mag!
Point blank, we dig Melina Matsoukas. She’s the homegirl, the ace-boon-coon if you will. Here at Honey, we’re pretty particular about who we let in. We’ll bust out the Vaseline if chicks start talking reckless. The 29-year old has a little more than 40 videos under her belt in only four years. She’s worked with Ludacris, Solange, Alicia Keys and Beyoncé. The New York native stays in high demand because of her creativity, her chameleon-like approach to every video she directs and her ability to bring a song to life.
Speaking of working with people, you’ve worked with Rihanna, Solo. You’ve done a whole bunch of videos with Beyonce. What’s it like working with those three? Do you brace yourselves for attitudes or is that not even the case?
Not with them. Definitely, there have been some other people with attitudes that we won’t name. But with those three, especially now that I’ve worked with them and I’m good friends with Solange and Beyonce and we’ve done so much stuff together, it’s almost like we’re family. It’s like working with your family, and we have fun. It’s collaborative. We bounce ideas off of each other and it’s no attitude at all. Even with Rihanna, she’s definitely really smart with her ideas and creative and she gets it. I think that’s the thing with all of those three. I have very similar taste, so we’re able to collaborate on ideas. And it’s not like a competition or we’re battling each other, and that makes it fun.
How was the video shoot with Alicia Keys and Beyoncé in Brazil?
That was amazing and really hard, not because of them at all. Just being in Brazil and I was kind of expecting like a third-world place so we could go down there and steal everything, and shooting would be easy. But it was very by the book, we had to get permits and the crew had union’s rules and all that technical stuff that makes shooting not really fun, and it was like 87 million degrees and we were outside (laughs). But it was such an amazing experience to be there with the people and we were in the favelas and we were under the stars, so we really got a lot of love and support from the people. But there was also a lot of corruption too. We had to hire a certain amount of cops, too. Somebody that was like a liaison between security with their people and our people started getting cocky and rude to the cop and there was almost this crazy shoot out fight. It all happened at the end scene when I’m shooting this big carnival parade. We’re just starting to shoot it, and the [fight] is all happening behind me. I don’t even know this is happening, and then I get people starting to come up to me saying “This is the last take. We’ve got to get them out of here. This is starting to get scary.” Then it got a little sketchy, so the cops pretty much quit. [They] left with all the barricades that were pretty much holding all the people back, and the people kind of like bum rushed our set. It was kind of an ordeal. I felt like it was that scene from City of God where I thought someone was about to die.
She talks a lot about Why Don’t You Love me, so click Read More to see that!
For Beyoncé’s “Why Don’t You Love Me” video, whose idea was it to dub Beyoncé “B. B. Homemaker”?
(Laughs) As the project developed and progressed, new ideas started to come up. She came up with the name. As I was editing, she was like ‘Let’s do a “Leave It To Beaver” type intro’ and I edited that together. I started looking at all these shows and they all have those voiceovers. I loved in “Leave It To Beaver” [that] they would announce the actress’ names and then at the end they would say ‘The Beaver.’ Then I said, ‘Oh, you should be The Beaver’ and Beyoncé was like ‘No, Melina. I can’t be The Beaver’ (laughs). Then I was like let’s come up with like a cool name, and just off the top of her head she was like “I don’t know, B.B. Homemaker.”
How long did it take to shoot?
We shot for one day and prepped for like two or three weeks. It was just really chill. When we came back from Brazil shooting the other project, she said she was thinking about doing this video for a song she had and it was number one on the dance charts at some point. She said her and Solange wrote it. So it was nice because it all just came together. She really loved the whole Bette Paige idea. That’s where it kind of started. Then Bettie Page turned into Susie Homemaker slash frustrated housewife and we just decided to throw all that together.
Was it her idea to dust off the 8.9 million Grammys?
(Laughs) That was her idea. Then I was like ‘Well, let’s do the life of Bettie Paige, like how she would live her life back then.’ Then it became Beyoncé-slash-Bettie goes hood kind of (laughs). She also kind of wanted to play off of everyone telling her to sit down and go have babies and be a housewife. You know, just having fun with it. Then she was like ‘Hmm, now might be a good moment where I can dust off some Grammys.’ I was like ‘I love it!’ so that’s when she dusts off her Grammys.
Were those all her Grammys?
Actually, they were hers, Destiny’s Child’s, and Jay’s. Yeah, it was a lot of Grammys. Everyone on set was taking picture of the Grammys.
Where was the video shot?
It was shot in L.A. on Mount Olympus. Actually, we found this house that was owned by a 95-year-old man. And I believe he was Dorothy Dandridge’s either agent or PR person. He’s a white man, but he really had all this stuff in his house that had to do with the Blues. He was really on the forefront. He had this wall of fame and he was just really interesting. The cars that were in the video were his. It kind of all magically came together.
Point blank, we dig Melina Matsoukas. She’s the homegirl, the ace-boon-coon if you will. Here at Honey, we’re pretty particular about who we let in. We’ll bust out the Vaseline if chicks start talking reckless. The 29-year old has a little more than 40 videos under her belt in only four years. She’s worked with Ludacris, Solange, Alicia Keys and Beyoncé. The New York native stays in high demand because of her creativity, her chameleon-like approach to every video she directs and her ability to bring a song to life.
Speaking of working with people, you’ve worked with Rihanna, Solo. You’ve done a whole bunch of videos with Beyonce. What’s it like working with those three? Do you brace yourselves for attitudes or is that not even the case?
Not with them. Definitely, there have been some other people with attitudes that we won’t name. But with those three, especially now that I’ve worked with them and I’m good friends with Solange and Beyonce and we’ve done so much stuff together, it’s almost like we’re family. It’s like working with your family, and we have fun. It’s collaborative. We bounce ideas off of each other and it’s no attitude at all. Even with Rihanna, she’s definitely really smart with her ideas and creative and she gets it. I think that’s the thing with all of those three. I have very similar taste, so we’re able to collaborate on ideas. And it’s not like a competition or we’re battling each other, and that makes it fun.
How was the video shoot with Alicia Keys and Beyoncé in Brazil?
That was amazing and really hard, not because of them at all. Just being in Brazil and I was kind of expecting like a third-world place so we could go down there and steal everything, and shooting would be easy. But it was very by the book, we had to get permits and the crew had union’s rules and all that technical stuff that makes shooting not really fun, and it was like 87 million degrees and we were outside (laughs). But it was such an amazing experience to be there with the people and we were in the favelas and we were under the stars, so we really got a lot of love and support from the people. But there was also a lot of corruption too. We had to hire a certain amount of cops, too. Somebody that was like a liaison between security with their people and our people started getting cocky and rude to the cop and there was almost this crazy shoot out fight. It all happened at the end scene when I’m shooting this big carnival parade. We’re just starting to shoot it, and the [fight] is all happening behind me. I don’t even know this is happening, and then I get people starting to come up to me saying “This is the last take. We’ve got to get them out of here. This is starting to get scary.” Then it got a little sketchy, so the cops pretty much quit. [They] left with all the barricades that were pretty much holding all the people back, and the people kind of like bum rushed our set. It was kind of an ordeal. I felt like it was that scene from City of God where I thought someone was about to die.
She talks a lot about Why Don’t You Love me, so click Read More to see that!
For Beyoncé’s “Why Don’t You Love Me” video, whose idea was it to dub Beyoncé “B. B. Homemaker”?
(Laughs) As the project developed and progressed, new ideas started to come up. She came up with the name. As I was editing, she was like ‘Let’s do a “Leave It To Beaver” type intro’ and I edited that together. I started looking at all these shows and they all have those voiceovers. I loved in “Leave It To Beaver” [that] they would announce the actress’ names and then at the end they would say ‘The Beaver.’ Then I said, ‘Oh, you should be The Beaver’ and Beyoncé was like ‘No, Melina. I can’t be The Beaver’ (laughs). Then I was like let’s come up with like a cool name, and just off the top of her head she was like “I don’t know, B.B. Homemaker.”
How long did it take to shoot?
We shot for one day and prepped for like two or three weeks. It was just really chill. When we came back from Brazil shooting the other project, she said she was thinking about doing this video for a song she had and it was number one on the dance charts at some point. She said her and Solange wrote it. So it was nice because it all just came together. She really loved the whole Bette Paige idea. That’s where it kind of started. Then Bettie Page turned into Susie Homemaker slash frustrated housewife and we just decided to throw all that together.
Was it her idea to dust off the 8.9 million Grammys?
(Laughs) That was her idea. Then I was like ‘Well, let’s do the life of Bettie Paige, like how she would live her life back then.’ Then it became Beyoncé-slash-Bettie goes hood kind of (laughs). She also kind of wanted to play off of everyone telling her to sit down and go have babies and be a housewife. You know, just having fun with it. Then she was like ‘Hmm, now might be a good moment where I can dust off some Grammys.’ I was like ‘I love it!’ so that’s when she dusts off her Grammys.
Were those all her Grammys?
Actually, they were hers, Destiny’s Child’s, and Jay’s. Yeah, it was a lot of Grammys. Everyone on set was taking picture of the Grammys.
Where was the video shot?
It was shot in L.A. on Mount Olympus. Actually, we found this house that was owned by a 95-year-old man. And I believe he was Dorothy Dandridge’s either agent or PR person. He’s a white man, but he really had all this stuff in his house that had to do with the Blues. He was really on the forefront. He had this wall of fame and he was just really interesting. The cars that were in the video were his. It kind of all magically came together.
Beyonce Halo music video alternate version
I'm sure you all have seen clips from the making of the halo video from over a year ago and noticed scenes what wern't in the final video, well a video has surfaced of the second edit of halo.. it actually tells a more different story I think it's great though glad they went with the version they did..
thoughts?
the Html isn't working but watch on the link below
http://vimeo.com/11910548
thoughts?
the Html isn't working but watch on the link below
http://vimeo.com/11910548
UPDATE! please read
Hey guys, i am sorry we have not updated for a while.. there was problems with the blog however it's all fine now, & updates can be posted....i'm sure you stayed up to date with Beyonce news from http://www.beyonceworld.net/ or http://www.beyoncefan.com/.. .. so just incase anyones been wondering ... it's all back running now
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
"Why Don't You Love Me" video - Beyoncé
Well a few days ago we seen a sneek peak of the unexpected video from Beyonce for why dont you love me, and now here is the full video! watch and enjoy it's amazing!
"Why Don't You Love Me" - Beyoncé from Beyonce on Vimeo.
"Why Don't You Love Me" - Beyoncé from Beyonce on Vimeo.
Producer Jim Jonsin talks to Rap-Up TV about Beyoncé & possibly working with her for her next album and the story behind their hit "Sweet Dreams
Beyoncé skyrocketed to the top of the charts last year with her Jim Jonsin-produced smash “Sweet Dreams,” and now the hitmaker may be reuniting with the superstar for her next album. Although B hasn’t exactly said she's working on a new album just yet, she is listening to new music, including one track Jim sent her last week. “She may be recording, she may not,” he told ,although he did she say is "laid back" at the moment & doing her own thing... so good to know she is really taking a well deserved break!!
Sunday, 2 May 2010
Why Don't You Love Me Sneak Peek ( Video)
So some unexpected good news appeared today, as Solange Knowles, posted this on her twitter
"I wrote a song called “Why don’t you love me” for a brilliant artist named Beyonce. Now theres a brilliant new VIDEO for it!” ... yes you read right! Beyonce has filmed video for her song why don't you love me.. it came as quite unexpected news , however it looks hot! and the song already charted at #1 on U.S Billboard dance charts. Check out the sneak peak of the video below which Solange tweeted.
"Why Don't You Love Me" - Sneak Peek from Beyonce on Vimeo.
"I wrote a song called “Why don’t you love me” for a brilliant artist named Beyonce. Now theres a brilliant new VIDEO for it!” ... yes you read right! Beyonce has filmed video for her song why don't you love me.. it came as quite unexpected news , however it looks hot! and the song already charted at #1 on U.S Billboard dance charts. Check out the sneak peak of the video below which Solange tweeted.
"Why Don't You Love Me" - Sneak Peek from Beyonce on Vimeo.
Beyonce at Spring Fling in New York (Photos)
Beyonce stopped by celeb hairstylist Harry Josh’s 9th Annual Spring Fling Party held at New York City’s Hiro Ballroom at The Maritime Hotel on Saturday night (May 1).
According to JustJared.buzznet at the party, they spotted the 28-year-old performer and husband Jay-Z talking awhile with British supermodel Naomi Campbell, who arrived with makeup artist Pat McGrath. The cute couple also chatted with Kate Hudson.
Photos below:
According to JustJared.buzznet at the party, they spotted the 28-year-old performer and husband Jay-Z talking awhile with British supermodel Naomi Campbell, who arrived with makeup artist Pat McGrath. The cute couple also chatted with Kate Hudson.
Photos below:
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