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While Beyoncé has managed to infiltrate every aspect of pop culture, leaving many parents to view her as a decent role model for their young daughters, not every song she drops is appropriate for kids. Jackson, Mississippi, parents were recently shocked to realize that Bey's "Partition" was being played during a middle school football game by the band. A multitude of parents took to Facebook to complain while others seemed unfazed by the song's usage. A group of parents finally reached out to WAPT-TV, wanting to call broader attention to the fact that 13-year old kids were playing a song entirely about sex, and finally action was taken. -
Beyoncé Biography In The Works From J. Randy Taraborrelli, Due Out Fall 2015
Beyoncé has been one of the most influential pop culture figures of the past decade, and now a biography is being written about her inspiring life. Billed as the first comprehensive biography of the pop star, the book will be released fall 2015 via Grand Central Books. The author of the biography, J. Randy Taraborrelli, will "explore all facets of Knowles' life," starting with her childhood performances, detailing her time with Destiny's Child and as a solo artist and looking inside her marriage to Jay Z, Billboard reports. -
Beyonce, Topshop Partner Up for Active Wear Line Inspired by "Flawless" Singer's Dance Regimen
If you've ever wanted to work out, dress and look like Beyoncé, soon you will be in luck because the "**Flawless" singer is releasing her own active wear line. Today (Oct. 27), Beyoncé and English clothing retailer Topshop announced that they will be entering into a partnership for a new line of fitness clothing. -
Jay Z And Beyoncé Renew Wedding Vows, Put Divorce Rumors To Rest Ahead Of Possible Joint Album
Beginning in May with the infamous Jay Z-Solange elevator fight and continuing through their On The Run Tour over the summer, Jay Z and Beyoncé have combated rumors that they were headed toward divorce. Those rumors can now be put to an end as the "Drunk In Love" couple has renewed their wedding vows. -
University of Texas Offers Beyonce, Rihanna Feminism Class for Spring 2015
If you've ever wanted to examine Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love" lyrics or analyze Rihanna's always fascinating fashion choices for college credit, soon you will be in luck - assuming you attend The University of Texas at Austin. For the university's spring semester in 2015, the African-American studies program will offer a class titled "Beyoncé Feminism, Rihanna Womanism." -
Annie Lennox Talks Feminism, Frowns Upon Twerking
Although Annie Lennox's new album, Nostalgia, is rooted in hits of the past, the singer continues to take aim at women in the present day. -
Florida State University Marching Band Owns the Dance from Beyoncé's 'Single Ladies' [WATCH]
Marching band routines have gotten more exciting over the years, but Florida State University's recent halftime dance performance of Beyoncé's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" is one for the books. -
Nielsen Soundscan Quarter Three: No Performer Has Gone Platinum in 2014 and Downloads Down...Industry Prays to Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks
Nielsen Soundscan rolled out its third quarter report for the music industry last week and, as you may have guessed, things continue to look bad. -
Soul Train Awards 2014: Chris Brown, Pharrell & Beyonce Lead Nominations
The nominations for the 2014 Soul Train Music Awards have been announced. Today (Oct. 13), BET announced the nominees for the annual award show, which celebrates the best in black music and entertainment. Chris Brown leads the nominations with seven nods, thanks largely in part to his hit single "Loyal," which racked up four nominations on its own. -
Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Take Pictures With The Mona Lisa In Paris [PHOTOS]
If Jay-Z and Beyoncé are actually working on a new project together, this image would be a pretty badass album cover. -
Tinashe Wows With Her Debut Album 'Aquarius' After New York Times Critic Calls Her The Next Beyoncé [ROUND-UP REVIEW]
After non-stop radio spins from her summer hit "2 On," Tinashe released her highly anticipated debut Aquarius to critical acclaim. After being dubbed the next Beyoncé by a critic from the New York Times, the Los Angeles-based songstress received a slew of praises from various other outlets. Check out a round-up of what critics are saying here. -
Houston News Radio Station Converts To All Beyoncé Format To Become B92 FM
Beyoncé is obviously the reigning queen of pop music, but does she deserve her very own radio station? Well 92.1FM in Houston certainly seems to think so. After spending the last few years struggling to win over listeners with a news radio format they have decided to become B92 FM with the catch phrase, All Beyoncé, All The time. According to station execs 47 journalists were fired in the format change and it was a move dictated by poor Nielsen/Arbitron ratings.
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