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- Kate McKinnon recalls breaking down while meeting Beyoncé - Nine
- Beyoncé Shares Never-Before-Seen Photos of Her Kids in End-of-Year Recap Video - PEOPLE.com
- Inside Blue Ivy Carter's Insanely Fabulous Life - E! NEWS
- Velma And Ophelia Crossland thank Beyoncé’s mum for believing in Ghanaian creatives - Pulse Ghana
- How Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon turned to Beyoncé for help at the Golden Globes - Channel 24
- Watch Jay-Z Rush to Beyoncé's Defense at Diddy's Birthday Party - E! NEWS
- Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner attend Sean Combs' birthday party - Metro.co.uk
| Kate McKinnon recalls breaking down while meeting Beyoncé - Nine Posted: 07 Jan 2020 06:35 PM PST You would think that being an A-list Hollywood celebrity would mean that you were immune to being starstruck — especially if you regularly appeared on popular variety show Saturday Night Live. But apparently that's not the case for Kate McKinnon, who revealed to Ellen DeGeneres that she was overcome with nerves while meeting Beyoncé and Jay Z at the Golden Globes. "We had Beyoncé and Jay Z at the table, which… I mean they're the king and queen of America," Kate explained to Ellen on her talk show.  "They were unbelievably gracious, but when my sister and I found out they were going to be at our table, we started panicking and making a list about things to say. What could we say? We live in one bedroom apartments in New York… 'Do you use Hello Fresh? What kind of milk do you like to drink?'" As the sisters took their seats next to Hollywood's royal couple, the differences in their personalities emerged immediately. "So my sister went right over. She has balls of steel, and Beyoncé was so nice, and I just pretended I had something on my pants," the Bombshell actress said, miming looking down at her lap.  "So I blew it." This surprised Ellen, who didn't believe that after meeting so many celebs Kate could have still been so starstruck. "But every week these huge people host SNL and you meet them, so what was so different?" she questioned. "Not Beyoncé," Kate answered definitively, shaking her head slowly while the audience laughed. The celeb pair then went on to discuss their relationships with their cats, before Ellen closed the show with an emotional appeal to donate to firefighters fighting the Australian bushfires. The Ellen DeGeneres Show airs weekdays at 12.00pm on Nine. Catch up on latest episodes on 9Now. Related  | ||
| Beyoncé Shares Never-Before-Seen Photos of Her Kids in End-of-Year Recap Video - PEOPLE.com Posted: 02 Jan 2020 12:00 AM PST  this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.  | ||
| Inside Blue Ivy Carter's Insanely Fabulous Life - E! NEWS Posted: 07 Jan 2020 03:00 AM PST Think back to how you rang in the new year back when you were in elementary school. Probably some variation of sparkling grape juice, those crinkly headbands that dig into your scalp after roughly seven minutes of use and relentlessly begging your parents to let you stay up 'til midnight, right? Which is absolutely what Blue Ivy Carter did to mark the start of 2020 except not at all because at 8-years-old she's already cooler than pretty much everyone. On New Year's Eve, Beyoncé and Jay-Z's firstborn accompanied them to a bash also attended by Megan Thee Stallion, one of 2019's biggest success stories, a musician who managed to launch an entire movement this past summer simply by declaring that people should own their confidence. But with all deference to the Houston native (hailed as "the future of hip-hop" by no less than Time), in her Instagram upload with two-thirds of the Carter clan, she's entirely upstaged by a second grader who's mastered both her angles and the ability to exude utter coolness. Because forget Hot Girl Summer, Blue Ivy's entire existence is a trend worth following. Still years away from middle school, she has already claimed a BET Soul Train Award (thanks to her songwriting credit on "Brown Skin Girl" off The Lion King: The Gift album), a spot on the Billboard Hot 100 (she also sings the track's opening lyrics) and her rightful spot on countless best dressed lists thanks to a closet full of Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana creations, the help of a stylist, and an innate understanding about how one wears couture. A beauty line, skincare line, fashion line—really any line the tween puts her stamp of approval on would sell out within minutes—are presumed to be forthcoming as soon as Mom and Dad work through that whole trademark battle. Because their lawyers' claims that Blue Ivy is a "cultural icon" isn't a hyperbole dreamt up by overly proud parents. She really is a pint-sized trendsetter "reported on by popular press, and whose name generates millions of hits on a Google search," as their brief details. Which is pretty much what everyone anticipated when music's reigning queen and king—Beyoncé and Jay-Z having some 55 Grammys and 20 number one albums between them—welcomed their first heir exactly eight years ago today. Beyoncé's decision to reveal her bump mid-performance at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards ensured their offspring would be a scene stealer from the beginning. And by the time the multihyphenate delivered at New York City's Lenox Hill Hospital, the halls aswarm with her security detail, Baby Carter hysteria had reached a heightened pitch. Perhaps that's why, the couple, oft-guarded about the more personal aspects of their relationship, have been generous with photos, Beyoncé's website generally the go-to spot to view the latest and greatest pictures of her kin. It's almost as if from the beginning the private twosome seemed to have understood that their most special creation was meant to be shared with the world. At just two-days-old, Blue Ivy had already made her first recording, Jay using her adorable newborn coos and cries on his "Glory" track, making B.I.C., as she was credited, the youngest to ever appear on Billboard's charts. But despite that splashy debut, and her plainly obvious destiny, Jay has said his goals for her were quite humble. As he shared in an enlightening and incredibly thorough 2017 interview with T, The New York Times Style Magazine, his chief task as a father was to instill an empathy for others and the ability to understand just how fortunate they were. Because it's not as if he could—or would even want to—recreate his childhood, where he had to scrap for every opportunity growing up amongst the drugs and violence in Brooklyn's famed Marcy Projects. "There's a delicate balance to that, right? Because you have to educate your children on the world as it exists today and how it got to that space, but my child doesn't need the same tools that I needed growing up. I needed certain tools to survive my area that my child doesn't need. They're growing up in a different environment," he shared in a sit-down mere months after he and his wife welcomed now-2-year-old twins Rumi Carter and Sir Carter.  Beyonce.com "But also they have to know their history. Have a sense of what it took to get to this place. And have compassion for others. The most important thing I think out of all this is to teach compassion and to identify with everyone's struggle and to know these people made these sacrifices for us to be where we are and to push that forward—for us." He had the means to literally give them the world, he acknowledged, but he was more interested in making sure they absorbed certain life lessons. "Treat people as they are, no matter who they are, no matter where they sit in the world, not to, like, be super nice to someone at a high position or mean to someone who they've deemed to be below them," he explained. "I can't buy you love, I can't show it to you. I can show you affection and I can, you know, I can express love, but I can't put it in your hand. I can't put compassion in your hand. I can't show you that. So the most beautiful things are things that are invisible. That's where the important things lie." But once you've taken the necessary steps to ensure you're not raising a brat, a girl can still appreciate life's big lessons and a $10,950 Mischka Aoki red carpet dress, too. And when you've worked as hard as the native of Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood and his Houston-bred wife to build up an empire, well, you should be allowed to enjoy it. So at age eight, Blue Ivy—and her little brother and sister—has already checked off more dream destinations than most adults, having tagged along on trips to Hawaii, the Grand Canyon, Paris and, really, all across Europe as she took part in the Carter's 2018 On The Run II tour. She's also joined her parents in the recording studio, at movie premieres, on red carpets, courtside at NBA games and whatever other decidedly upscale event the musical royalty deign to attend. Because at this point, Blue is not an antsy kid who needs to be reminded to sit still or keep her cool around bold-faced names. She is the bold-faced name, cooly attempting to outbid Tyler Perry for a $20,000 acrylic painting at Grandma Tina Knowles' 2018 Wearable Art Gala and reminding Mom and Dad to shut it down when they got too excited cheering for Camila Cabello's call for immigration reform at the 2018 Grammys. Because while Blue is a lot of things, a person with no chill is not one of them. "She is very sassy, high energy and knows what she wants," a source told People of the elementary schooler. "Especially after the twins were born, Beyoncé made sure that Blue was able to embrace her new role as a big sister. She also lets her go to video shoots, award shows and music recording. They have a very special bond!" At the root, beyond the whole mother-daughter connection, is a love of entertaining. "Of course both Beyoncé and Blue love music," continued the source. "Blue loves singing, dancing and performing. She is a natural."  Getty Images The world has seen as much, with her rendition of "Lift Every Voice and Sing", a piece of poetry oft referred to as the Black national anthem, on Mom's 2019 Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé documentary standing out as particularly noteworthy. At Blue's age, Beyoncé was showing off her hours of basement rehearsals by winning countless talent shows and Jay was nursing the love of words that would help him become a lyrical genius. The 8-year-old already possesses both talents, as evidence by her performances and the freestyle rap Dad included on his 4:44 album, plus the sort of limitless potential and opportunities granted few budding young artists. Because having reached nearly every achievement a person can capture, Beyoncé has begun to focus on her legacy, the roads she can create for her kids and others like them. "Success looks different to me now. Having miscarriages taught me that I had to mother myself before I could be a mother to someone else," she recently mused to Elle. "Then I had Blue, and the quest for my purpose became so much deeper. I died and was reborn in my relationship, and the quest for self became even stronger." So she approaches each new challenge with this in mind, turning her headlining gig at 2018's Coachella, for example, into an unabashed celebration of African American culture. "As a black woman, I used to feel like the world wanted me to stay in my little box and black women often feel underestimated. I wanted us to be proud of not only the show, but the process, proud of the struggle, thankful for the beauty that comes with a painful history and rejoice in the pain, rejoice in the imperfections and the wrongs that are so d--n right," she explained in her Netflix doc. "I wanted everyone to feel grateful for their curves, their sass, their honesty, thankful for their freedom. It was no rules and we were able to create a free, safe space where none of us were marginalized." In the end, she shared, she felt as if she'd "made something that made my daughter proud, made my mother proud, my father proud, all of the people that are my brothers and sisters around the world." And beyond that, she's helped create a world where Blue, still years away from being able to drive a car, can confidently proclaim, she's "Never seen a ceiling in my whole life." Because, really, where's the lie?  | ||
| Velma And Ophelia Crossland thank Beyoncé’s mum for believing in Ghanaian creatives - Pulse Ghana Posted: 09 Jan 2020 07:06 AM PST Ghanaian sisters, Ophelia Crossland and Velma Owusu-Bempah continue to lift the flag of Ghana high wherever they find themselves. And during the just ended year of return which saw several diasporans and Hollywood A-listers visit the country, the duo were recognized for their hard work. Tina Knowles Lawson, Mother of Grammy Award singer, was one of the celebrities who fell completely in love with their work. It appears that Velma has gotten into her books as a client as she was spotted holding her clutch in a photo. In photos that were seen on social media and later shared on their brand pages, the two sisters thanked Ms Tina Lawson for her support. "It was nice meeting up with u @mstinalawson #beyoncemother yesterday .Thanks so much #mstinalawson for loving and trusting in the brand and our pieces. We love you right back. Enjoy your pieces mum..." Velma an award winning milliner and accessories designer has created designs for several personalities including the First Lady, Mrs Rebecca And Samira Bawumia. Ophelia Crossland who is also fashion designer shared her thoughts about her experience with Ms.Lawson. She wrote: "A big thank you to @mstinalawson, mother of #beyonce for having us during #theyearofreturn2019. She's such a cool personality and her vibe was amazing. Thanks for supporting Ghanaian creatives." Beyoncé in the past has worked with several designers from Africa including Tongoro from Senegal and it's likely that Ms.Tina will recommend the Ghanaian sisters as part of her ever-evolving fashion profile. Tina Lawson was in Ghana in December as part of the full circle festival organized by Essence and Ghanaian Hollywood Actor, Boris Kudjoe, Marketing Maverick, Bozoma St.John and Ghana's government  | ||
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| Watch Jay-Z Rush to Beyoncé's Defense at Diddy's Birthday Party - E! NEWS Posted: 16 Dec 2019 12:00 AM PST  Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Sean Combs There's a reason why they call themselves Bonnie & Clyde. On Saturday night, Dec. 14, Beyoncé and Jay-Z made a rare public appearance at Sean "Diddy" Combs' star-studded 50th birthday party at his home in Los Angeles, Calif. While there were plenty of pictures of "Run the World" singer circulating on the internet about what she wore to the birthday bash, fans who didn't attend the party obviously wanted to see more. And people who did attend the party were willing to give the public what it wanted—but the 38-year-old singer's husband wasn't having it. According to a video that's by now gone viral on social media, someone at Diddy's party was filming on their phone while they were near Queen Bey dancing with former Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland and Saweetie and as soon as Jay saw them doing that, he snatched the phone away from their hands. Now, the internet is having a field day with it. While it's unclear whether the 50-year-old rapper did that to avoid footage of his wife dancing leaking or for another reason, it's clear as day that he's got her back regardless. E! News has reached out to The Carters' rep for comment. At Diddy's birthday party, the "Pretty Hurts" singer dazzled in a strapless black and silver crystal-embellished Kujta & Meri gown with leafy detailing and a thigh-high split, paired with long black gloves, a silver clutch and black strappy heels. Diddy's birthday bash was also attended by Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, her sisters Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, her mother Kris Jenner, as well as stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Post Malone, Offset, Ellen Pompeo, Usher, Big Sean, The Weeknd, Mary J. Blige and so many more. The rapper's party also marked the first time Kanye and Jay have publicly reunited after several years of feuding. The two were seen greeting each other with a handshake and big smiles. They were also pictured together. "There was no drama between Kanye and Jay Z," a source told E! News. "The night was all about love for Diddy and that was apparent. Whatever happened in the past was left in the past. They posed for pictures and hugged. They were happy to see each other and very friendly." The source continued: "It was a room full of a lot of old friends and legends who don't get to see or talk to each other all that often."Everyone seemed genuinely happy to come together for the occasion." Watch E! News weekday mornings at 7 a.m.!  | ||
| Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner attend Sean Combs' birthday party - Metro.co.uk Posted: 15 Dec 2019 12:00 AM PST  Kim Kardashian, her sister Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Paris Hilton, Cardi B and Beyonce were among the celebrity guests at Sean Combs' 50th birthday party last night. Held in the star's Holmby Hills mansion in Los Angeles, guests were treated to McDonald's burgers and apple pies, as well as Ciroc vodka. Kim took to her Instagram stories to share videos of her on the way to the party in her cream Vivienne Westwood dress. 'Body make-up everywhere and not a drop on my clothes,' she said in one video. Clearly feeling herself, she posted three more videos – each making sure to capture head to toe of the outfit. Similarly, Khloe was on her way to the party in a glittery number and a very revealing neckline. While Kylie posted a video of her and Khloe in the back of a car, both decked out in the sparkles. Advertisement Advertisement Ugh, iconic.    The Kardashian/Jenner sisters weren't the only ones rocking up in gorgeous threads, with Beyonce debuting dark hair. Not quite jet black, the singer opted for dark brown hair which she wore in big loose waves and yep, she can pull it off beautifully. Beyonce, 38, went all-black for the night in a strapless gown which featured a particularly daring split stretching as high as her bum and finished with stunning diamante detailing. Cardi B cosied up to husband Offset all night while wearing a black velvet jumpsuit with a plunging neckline. Elsewhere, Paris Hilton sported a sparkly gold floor-length dress, with high leg split. Stunning.     Diddy's birthday was actually over a month ago, but he decided to celebrate in December instead… because, why not. Advertisement Advertisement He posted a video to Instagram marking 50 years of his life, which declared the star is 'just getting warmed up'. Thanking his fans, he wrote in the caption: 'THANK YOU ALL FOR ALWAYS LOVING, SUPPORTING and PRAYING for me always! It's HALFTIME. Now LET'S GO.' Got a showbiz story?If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Sacha Baron Cohen is actually kind of ripped as Isla Fisher fawns over topless star working out Advertisement Advertisement
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