Beyonce Wants Your "Love On Top"

With her throw-back to the 1980s track, Beyonce quickly returns again with a up-tempo R&B tune, "Love On Top" from her albume '4'. The video is inspired by her favorite singers and groups of the 1980's such as New Edition, Michael Jackson. Beyonce recently tweeted to her Aussie fans during her first premiere:

I am excited to give my Australian fans the World Premiere of "Love On Top"! Thank you for the amazing response to the song at radio. I have worked very hard on this video, this song is special to me and I had an idea for the video based on some of my favorite male groups. I remember seeing videos from New Edition, The Jackson 5 and the Temptations, bands I love for their beautiful harmonies, and precise choreography and I always wanted to make a video and be part of a boy group myself. It was so much fun. I put my heart and soul into "Love On Top" and I hope you love it.

Beyonce, we already do! Check out the dancing and fashions below!

Beyonce Announces The Birth Date Of Her Destined Child!

Australia’s 'Sunday Night' telecast graciously welcomed The Queen of R&B/Pop, Beyonce, where they got her to spill the deets on everything from her musical legacy she'll leave behind to the biggest production of her life, the due date of her unborn baby.

B was quoted saying during the interview,

"The pregnancy has already changed my life. My husband and I have been together for ten years. All of my 20s, since I was 20. Because I've accomplished a lot of things for myself and I really know who I am. I didn't rush into anything - I just feel like it’s time. I feel like if it’s any time, right now is the time. I’m so happy."

Beyonce 'Countsdown' Minute By Minute Her Best Video To Date!

Beyonce has done it yet again! But this time around it's not a baby revealing performance or a tribute to Tina Tuner, but it's the release of her official 3rd single "Countdown" off the her current album "4" which showcases the Queen of R&B/Pop shake rattle and rolling in this eye-candy video, perfect for the fashion hungry like me-self.

Quite the tasteful aesthetic, Beyonce crushes her previous video favorites of mine ('Why Don't You Love Me', 'Crazy In Love', & 'Run The World'), channeling a 60's version of Audrey Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot, and Tina Turner.

The cinematography, art direction, editing, costume, make-up, hair, etc - believe me I can go on and on - is pure perfection! Feast your eyes on this retro-vintage-mod video gone superbly well. Also a fun fact kiddas, the video was shot by Adria Petty, daughter of American rocker Tom Petty. That explains a whole lot. As always, indulge and shake a tail feather.

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Beyonce's Unborn Baby Is The Chosen One!

Leave it to the always creative people at Taiwan-based NMA.tv to present in their true fashion the announcement of Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z's pregnancy.

Another post that's a watch it to believe it...and we do! ;)

The MTV Video Music Awards Take Over Your TV

The 2011 MTV Video have done it's duty here in Los Angeles with its larger the pop life extravaganzas and judging by its record breaking 12.4 million viewership the long running show still can compete on a cable station that was a once the go to place for music videos.



Here is the ItsNotYouItsMe recap of our favorite moments in an awards show that re introduced Lady Gaga's lover Jo Calderone, welcomed Britney Spears back to the MTV show with a special Micheal Jackson Video Vanguard Award presentation, and Miss Beyonce Knowles showed us that she has a Lil 'Z in the oven!



Catch it all and more below...





Lady Gaga as Jo Calderone with special guest, legendary guitarist Brian May of Queen open up the night in true rock fashion - cigs, Whiskey and some drunken stumbling.

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In a surprise performance Jay-Z and Kanye West "Take The Throne" but Jay's real surprise was yet to come.

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Adele makes her MTV VMA premiere in one of our most anticipated performances of the night. With the emotion of 100 hearts she continues to confirm why she is the leading artist on the charts with her perfect sophomore album "21".

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A well deserving recipient of The Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award with a kid friendly tribute featuring many of Britney's iconic video looks from over the decade of her career.

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Lady Gaga as Jo Calderone presenting Britney Spears with The Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award while trying to get fresh with the 'Femme Fetale' icon.

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Two words - Momma Beyonce!

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On July 23 2011 one of current times greatest vocalist and song writers succumbed to alcohol addiction at the early age of 27. Amy Winehouse was true, pure, talent and her music and life were celebrated at this years VMA's with an honest introduction by comedian and friend Russel Brand and also honored by Jazz and vocal legend Tony Bennett.

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In celebration of her music and life new crooner Bruno Mars covers Amy's version of 'Valerie' from the album "Back to Black" which has become the UK's best selling album of the 21st century. Peace to you Miss Winehouse.

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For the full list of the nights winners scoot on over to mtv.com

Beyonce Thrills With Unknown French Fashion Designers

Beyonce is all about keeping her fashion status fresh and with plenty of thrills. Now, fashion writer Dhani Mau, lets us in on her most recent fashion risk takings.

"Beyoncé has never been afraid to take risks with her wardrobe choices, whether it’s Thierry Mugler, who created her tour wardrobe in 2009, McQueen or Givenchy couture, both of which she wore in the “Girls” video; or even a Tina Knowles creation. Her looks are always daring and transformative.

For her latest fold-out album cover, the Times notes, Beyoncé’s signature bold looks are there, but the big designer names are not. On the cover, she wears a fur stole by up-and-coming French designer Alexandre Vauthier, who she also wore on stage at Glastonbury recently, where she outshined the mud-covered masses in a gold sequined number by the designer.

Inside, she also wears three-year-old label Julien Fournié, and on the cover of the “deuluxe” version of “4,” a beaded dress by 27-year-old Maxime Simoens. The biggest name mentioned is Paris-based Azzedine Alaïa, who she wears on the back of both albums. Also, much of the cover art was shot by young French photographer Greg Gex.

Ms. Knowles’s creative director, Jenke-Ahmed Tailly, told the Times, “The album is a musical gumbo of everything Beyoncé likes. Each song really has a different personality so we decided to do the cover like an editorial for a magazine, with each song having its own style.” And of the decision to use lesser known designers: “It was important to Beyoncé that the choice of clothing not be about the brand but about the quality of the work.”



In April, Beyoncé and Jay-Z spent some time in Paris (famously spending $20,000/night on swanky accommodations), where Bey shot a spread for Harper’s Bazaar and dazzled the city of lights with her chic outfits while out promoting “4.” Perhaps the city’s fashion talent made an impression on her as well.

We love that Bey is supporting emerging designers by thrusting them into the very strong spotlight that is always shining on her. Designers like Vaulthier and Fournié are breathing new life into Paris fashion–it’s refreshing to see young designers succeed there, where the more established labels don’t always make room for them."

'Run The World (Girls)' & 'Best Thing I Never Had' live on Good Morning America.

Beyonce Hits The Other Side Of Earth

For the release of her 4th studio album entitled '4' Beyonce stops at France's X Factor, Le Grand Journal and does a sit down in London with Pierce Morgan for CNN in which she discusses Fame, Love and Popeye's Chicken!



Beyonce on Le Grand Journal France.

In the hour-long sit-down interview Beyonce opens up to Piers Morgan about turning 30 in September. She says she can't wait. "I feel like 30 is the ideal age, because you're mature enough to know who you are and have your boundaries and your standards and not be afraid of too polite, but young enough to be a young woman," she says. "I'm so looking forward to it."

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Beyonce Performs for the Finale of XFactor France.

Beyonce Talks Performance Discipline. Also Scope Out B's Most Recent June Magazine Cover Issues!

“As a child I trained myself to dance in very high heels. At 13, in Destiny’s Child, we were told to wear heels, but at first we couldn’t walk in them. We couldn’t keep our knees straight. But we learned, and that became the image of Destiny’s Child: so young and so glamorous. Now I have a rule that my dancers have to wear their heels when I’m wearing my heels. They say, ‘Please take your shoes off, Beyoncé.’ At home, I’m always barefoot.”

- Beyonce on her early days of performance training, via Fashionista in W Mag.



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Beyonce Cover Shoot for Essence Magazine July 2011 by GirlsofDoS

Beyonce Splashes On The Pages Of W Magazines July Edition

Beyonce showcases a Louis Vuitton ensemble parred along with a Givenchy under garment on the new pages of W magazine!

On deciding on the feel of a video as she sings a song... "When I sing a song, I definitely have the image for the video in my mind. I kind of hear the choreography that will be in the video, and I can see how I’ll look, even before anyone - the record company, the director - has heard the song."

In response to the title of her new album "4"....“The fans have named the album 4,” ­Beyoncé explained. “And four is my favorite number. It’s an important number in my life: the date of my birthday, my mom’s birthday, my husband’s birthday, the day I got married. Barack Obama is the 44th president, and I performed ‘At Last’ by Etta James at his inauguration.”

On wanting to move out of her comfort zone on 4... "I wanted this record to come from a raw place. Playing Etta James in the movie ­Cadillac Records really changed me. It was a darker character, and I realized that if anything is too comfortable, I want to run from it. It’s no fun being safe."

Scoot over to wmagazine.com for Beyonce's entire article!




Watch Beyonce shake her thang on Oprah's recent farewell show.

Waddle! Waddle! Waddle!

Jay-z may have exclaimed back in 2003 on Beyonce's classic tune, "Yes sir I'm cut from a different cloth, My texture is the best fur, of chinchilla."

Now, this chinchilla may or may not had been hearing B's "Crazy In Love" in his head while waddling his fluff into our hearts but one things for sure, he's got all the sleek bounce that's worthy of a performance.



Tune: Crazy In Love.

Beyonce Performs for American Idol Finale

Beyonce premieres her new song “1+1″ on the season finale of American Idol switching the mood from her upbeat dance anthem 'Rule The World' (which she performed on the Billboard music awards earlier this week.) to a heartfelt ballad.

Dig Beyonce below as she performs the Tricky Stewart collaboration from her upcoming album '4' and a special medley from Bee featuring her top pop hits.

' Who Run' The 2011 Billboard Music Awards

The return of the Billboard Music Awards proved to still be a performance bombshell as it had on its previous life when the Awards show ran from 1992 until its 2007 demise due to contractual issues.

The BMA's honors winners based on Billboard's year-end music charts, which are based on Nielsen data for sales, downloads and airplay and features performances from the nights nominees.

Below we listed our favorites from the over 2 hour 2011 spectacle hosted at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. From Flying pianos, super duets and amazing show stopping visual masterpieces the Billboard Music Awards have returned with a vengeance.



Beyonce stole the show with her creative and precisioned timed interactive visual performance that has now outdone any other artist in modern times including her own past legendary stage performances.

Watch below as Beyonce performs her live version of 'Run The World (Girls)' and recieves the Billboard Millennium Award for her achievements in the recording industry.








Mary J Blige performs her newest single Someone to Love Me with the pint sized Weezy on their bridge of broken promises.









Cee-Lo Green literally takes to the skies as he performs a medley of his current hits in a diamond encrusted black smock that would make the King of Vegas appear on the Vegas strip just one more time.







The opening number of the show featured Rihanna and Britney Spears, two pop goddess' on the stage together for the first time ever to perform their tongue in check collaboration 'S&M' which will forever now live in pop history and in the erotic dreams of fans forever.







For a complete list of the nights nominees, winners and performers be sure to visit billboard.com

Beyonce STILL Run(s) the World!

Like the head girl of the scene that she rightfully is (The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), listed Knowles as the top certified artist of the decade) Beyonce rides in on her massive clydesdale horse dominating the war torn scene in her new video for her first single of her album '4'.

The Francis Lawrence helmed video for 'Run The World (Girls)', (previously directed two music videos for Destiny's Child: "Independent Women" (2000) and "Emotion" (2001)) worked with eight different choreographers, including Frank Gatson and Sheryl Murakami on the heavily choreographed video to create the mood for the post-apocalyptic war zone atmosphere.

See the highly entertaining video below which is a re-confirmation for those who need to be spoon fed on Who Run The World with her unapologetically aggressive message towards female empowerment.

It's definitely riskier than something a bit more... simple. I just heard the track and loved that it was so different: it felt a bit African, a bit electronic and futuristic. It reminded me of what I love, which is mixing different cultures and eras — things that typically don't go together — to create a new sound. I can never be safe; I always try and go against the grain. As soon as I accomplish one thing, I just set a higher goal. That's how I've gotten to where I am. - Beyonce

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Waddle! Waddle! Waddle!

Jay-z may have exclaimed back in 2003 on Beyonce's classic tune, "Yes sir I'm cut from a different cloth, My texture is the best fur, of chinchilla."

Now, this chinchilla may or may not had been hearing B's "Crazy In Love" in his head while waddling his fluff into our hearts but one things for sure, he's got all the sleek bounce that's worthy of a performance.



Tune: Crazy In Love.