• Azealia Banks: Don't Diss Beyonce for 'Embracing Her Blackness'

    Azealia Banks is never shy about making her opinion known, especially on social media, and now she is dissing critics of Beyonce’s new song “Formation” on Twitter. The “212” rapper took to social media to blast the white feminists who claim that Beyonce only speaks out for black women. Amongst other commentary, Banks claims that Beyonce should not be turned on when she decides to “embrace her blackness.”

  • Watch Beyonce's "Formation" Super Bowl Performance Drive White People Crazy in 'SNL' Parody

    Beyoncé's latest inspirational single "Formation" might have caused a lot of excitement with her fans, also known as the Beyhive, but not everyone was pleased with the message. After performing at Super Bowl 50 with Black Panther inspired dancers, the singer was accused of "race-baiting" and generated backlash from several media outlets. In typical 'Saturday Night Live' fashion, the sketch comedy show poked fun at people's reactions in a skit where white people went crazy over Beyoncé's embracing her black roots.

  • Killer Mike Discusses Beyonce's 'Formation' Video on 'Real Time With Bill Maher' [WATCH]

    Atlanta hip-hop artist, activist and avid Bernie Sanders supporter, Michael Render, best known as Killer Mike, returned to "Real Time With Bill Maher" this past weekend. Alongside comedian and designer Margaret Cho, political analyst Ana Navarro and business reporter Josh Green, the Run the Jewels rapper discussed Beyonce's polarizing "Formation" video and Super Bowl halftime performance of the song.

  • Anti-Beyonce Rally Coming to NYC for 'Formation' Super Bowl Halftime Performance?

    Hey, here's a terrible idea: organizing an Anti-Beyonce rally in New York City! Despite the fact that the majority of people in the world considered the first live performance of her new single, "Formation," at the 2016 Super Bowl halftime show to be a great success, somebody decided to set up a rally to protest against it as an acceptable showcase for TV audiences. The sentiments of this rally echo the words of former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani, who said Beyonce's performance was an attack of sorts on law enforcement.

  • Beyoncé Preps New Album Following 'Formation' Release

    Beyoncé caused quite a stir with her latest release, “Formation,” and its accompanying video. Following her controversial Super Bowl 50 halftime performance, word on the Web is Yoncé is prepping a new album.

  • Beyonce 'Formation' Lyrics: Red Lobster Trends on Twitter & Gets Big Sales Boost

    We all know that this past weekend will go down in history as the first couple of days that we all got to experience Beyoncé's "Formation" single release and music video debut. Yes, it was also Super Bowl 50 weekend, but all we can talk about is the halftime show, which happened to feature the singer, might I add! The new number features some dirty lyrics, and one line in particular has had a very positive effect on Red Lobster. That's right; the seafood dining chain was trending on Twitter thanks to Beyoncé's one line in her song, plus the restaurant company saw a big boost in sales!You can check out

  • Did Beyonce Clue Michelle Obama In On Her Super Bowl 50 Fashion?

    Although the rest of the world is still reeling over Beyonce’s weekend domination with the release of her new single “Formation”, a sizzling Super Bowl 50 performance and an announcement of a new world tour, apparently First Lady Michelle Obama may have had prior knowledge of the happenings

  • Mike WiLL Made-It Says Beyoncé's "Formation" Delayed 'Ransom 2,' Gucci Mane Will Not Host

    After finally announcing the release date for Ransom 2, Mike WiLL Made-It recently revealed that the project had been delayed for a special contribution from Gucci Mane, who was slated to host the compilation. On Sunday (Feb. 7), the Atlanta-based producer revealed that the Feds shut down the incarcerated rapper’s plans to contribute. He also said that Beyoncé's "Formation" was the real reason behind the project's delay.

  • No Paycheck for You! Beyonce & Coldplay do Super Bowl Halftime Show Performance for Exposure

    With Super Bowl 50 in the books and accordingly, another Super Bowl Halftime Show in the books as well, Beyonce, Bruno Mars and Coldplay put on an exciting show despite a monotonous game itself. With all the money, promotion and advertising that goes into each Super Bowl, one would think that the halftime performers would make out with a nice paycheck at the end of the show. However, this is not the case as neither Beyonce, Mars, or Coldplay will be taking home any monetary compensation but rather, fond memories of performing at Super Bowl 50's halftime show and a hopeful boost in exposure to drive their own ticket and album sales.
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