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- Here Are Some Glorious Photos of Beyoncé in Ivy Park Merch - Vulture
- Journalists apologize for mocking Beyoncé's daughter Blue Ivy - Today.com
- Beyonce and Jay-Z’s Daughter Blue Ivy Looks Grown Up in 8th Birthday Instagram - Us Weekly
- Beyoncé Does Athleisure on Her Own Terms With Ivy Park's Re-Launch - The Daily Beast
- 20 Surprising Facts About Beyonce, Before She Met Jay-Z - TheThings
| Here Are Some Glorious Photos of Beyoncé in Ivy Park Merch - Vulture Posted: 17 Jan 2020 10:06 AM PST  An entrepreneur. Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Shawn Carter Foundation Well, if you haven't received your giant orange Ivy Park clothing rack, then it's safe to assume you're not getting one. Beyoncé's reinvented Ivy Park collection had its prelaunch today, after months of waiting for the brand to bounce back. In November of 2018, Beyoncé bought Ivy Park out from its co-owner, Philip Green. She announced plans to switch to collaborating with Adidas back in April. And now the fateful day is among us. Ivy Park officially launches on January 18, but lucky fans could've scored some of the new items through a prelaunch sale on Friday. And by lucky we mean very lucky, like a child of destiny lucky. Fans tweeted that as soon as the launch was supposed to begin, they were no longer able to access the Ivy Park section of the Adidas app. Others said that they never received a notification for when the launch began. Perhaps fans will have an easier time getting their hands on Ivy Park when it officially launches on Saturday. In the meantime, those of us who didn't receive Beyoncé's over the top PR packages can gaze upon Beyoncé's glory in these new photos of the athletic wear. It's no trunk full of shoes, but it's still a gift.  |
| Journalists apologize for mocking Beyoncé's daughter Blue Ivy - Today.com Posted: 04 Jan 2020 12:00 AM PST  Two reporters apologized this week for rude comments they made on Twitter about the appearance of Beyoncé and Jay-Z's 7-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy Carter. It all started on Wednesday when rapper Megan Thee Stallion posted two fun, black-and-white photo booth shots of herself, Beyoncé and Blue Ivy ringing in the new year. That's when Vanity Fair film critic K. Austin Collins chimed in, "I have a feeling the jay z face genes are about to really hit Blue Ivy and I feel so sorry for her." Violet Lucca, a web editor for Harper's, replied to Collins' tweet, "They haven't already?" "Or she'll just get plastic surgery at 16 a la Kylie Jenner and we'll all have to pretend that she always looked that way…I can't allow myself to feel too sorry for the incredibly rich!" Lucca added. Trending stories,celebrity news and all the best of TODAY. Both journalists were immediately blasted for commenting on the 7-year-old's appearance. "Why would an adult come out of their face and say anything negative about anyone's child? Unbelievable is anything off limits? You never say anything negative about anyone's child period!" said one Twitter response. "Look at her she's beautiful and just hanging with mommy and Megan." "This is a beautiful girl!" someone else replied. Lucca and Collins apologized and have since deleted their offending tweets. However, since nothing ever truly goes away on the internet, screenshots of their remarks continued to circulate on Twitter. "I'm sorry about the Blue Ivy tweet — bad joke, and black girls in particular deserve better," Collins tweeted Wednesday. When told by one user he should never have published the tweet, Collins responded: "you're right. Poor form on my end. Thanks all for calling it out." Lucca apologized in tweets on Wednesday and Thursday. "Sorry I was cleaning my apartment while this blew up...children of famous ought to be off limits, but time and again they haven't been. So I said something petty and have been called ugly, old, and a racist," she wrote in a tweet Wednesday night. "We've been moved to the evil category and there's no way for us to get out of it," Lucca wrote. "I'm sure there will be plenty of people responding to this saying I'm playing the victim by pointing this out." She added that she was "truly sorry to anyone who was reminded of past hurt" because of her comments. "I truly believe Blue Ivy will go to the grave without knowing who I am, which is neither here nor there, but on the off chance she sees it—I'm sorry, young lady. You're gonna go far no matter what," Lucca tweeted. While Blue Ivy was unfortunately dragged into headlines this week due to the mockery, next week is shaping up to be a fabulous one for Beyoncé's first born. She'll be celebrating her eighth birthday on January 7! Happy birthday, Blue!  |
| Beyonce and Jay-Z’s Daughter Blue Ivy Looks Grown Up in 8th Birthday Instagram - Us Weekly Posted: 07 Jan 2020 12:00 AM PST Blue Ivy is growing up fast! The eldest daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z turned 8 on Tuesday, January 7, but looks even older in a celebratory Instagram post that Bey's dad, Mathew Knowles, posted on the special day. In the photo, Blue wears an orange blouse and a cherry-patterned skirt, toting a palm-printed knapsack on her back. "Happy Birthday to my beautiful and oldest granddaughter Blue Ivy," Mathew, 67, wrote. "Love, Papa G."  Fans of Beyoncé, 38, and Jay, 50, got another glimpse of Blue last week in photos Megan Thee Stallion posted on New Year's Day. In one of the candids, Blue showed a gap-toothed grin having presumably lost some baby teeth. Blue also starred in her famous mom's July 2019 music video for "Spirit," the Golden Globe-nominated song Beyoncé cowrote for the 2019 remake of The Lion King. A source previously gave Us Weekly insight into Bey and Jay's family life, which also includes their 2-year-old twins, son Sir and daughter Rumi. "Jay-Z and Beyoncé have nannies for the kids, and their assistants help out too, but they mostly try and bring the kids everywhere," the source said in June 2019. "Blue always travels with Beyoncé and comes with her when she's working. The twins are getting older and Beyoncé has been taking them out a little more too. … They're a very tight-knit family and like to do everything together." Tina Knowles Lawson, Beyoncé's mother and Mathew's ex-wife, also told Us about the tots during a February 2019 interview. "The girl is really just going to rule the world, and the boy is kind of laid back and chills like the dad," the 66-year-old said of Sir and Rumi. "[Blue is] the Queen B. The second Queen B." Richard Lawson, Tina's husband, raved to Us about the kids in November 2019. "They're all very creative, amazingly creative," said the actor, 72. "Watching [Beyoncé and Jay-Z] with their children is really a beautiful thing because you see the amount of love that goes into these kids and you see the way it comes back."  |
| Beyoncé Does Athleisure on Her Own Terms With Ivy Park's Re-Launch - The Daily Beast Posted: 16 Jan 2020 03:58 PM PST  You only get to launch a clothing line once. Unless you're Beyoncé, in which case you can reinvent your brand as many times as you want, to glorious effect. Beyoncé announced the latest iteration of Ivy Park this week, via a spree of glossy advertisements featuring herself and some well-placed friends. The superstar's second go-around of her athleisure line, which first dropped to much fanfare in 2016, was announced last April. Now, with the help of Adidas, her adoring Bey Hive, and Reese Witherspoon (stay with me here), the multi-hyphenate has released the first glimpse of what her clothing will look like. The past life of Ivy Park, which was created with Topshop, may not have been entirely Beyoncé, but its renaissance absolutely is. To recap: Ivy Park debuted four years ago, named in part for Beyoncé's first child, Blue Ivy. Her assortment of logo-fied, mostly-mesh bodysuits, leggings, and tops have been copied to death in the years since, but the line was lauded at the time for injecting life into the athleisure category, which began as and still is to some extent a clothing genre designed for rich white women. After Topshop boss Sir Philip Green, who helped Beyoncé dream up the line, was exposed as a serial sexual harasser in a bevy of exposés, the star bought back her own company. The hugely symbolic move made Beyoncé the first black woman to own an athleisure line. So now she is back, designing on her own terms, for a collection out January 18. This means, as images posted to Bey's Instagram account show, outfits that capture not just an audience's attention, but imagination, too. Sure, leotards that show butt cleavage can be sexy, but a maroon number with an orange stripe becomes its own type of armor, a militaristic style reminiscent of the black leotard and harness Beyoncé wore for her groundbreaking Super Bowl cameo. These pieces subvert the cliché of athleisure, which the mere mortals among us take to mean simply leggings we wear to grocery shop. Spare Beyoncé that standard Instagram model uniform—instead, she's selling a neon orange ruched jumpsuit, which comes (naturally) with a matching billowing cape, just waiting at attention for a wind fan. The clothing may not be practical, especially on a treadmill—indeed, the only activity appropriate to partake in while wearing a long, pleated windbreaker dress is running around the English countryside à la Kate Bush in the "Wuthering Heights" music video. But the pieces encapsulate the true reason celebrities start their own clothing line (well, other than to make boatloads of money). These outfits give buyers a sliver of connection to Beyoncé, a way to be one step closer to the pop idol. It's an opportunity delicious even to Reese Witherspoon, who gamely unboxed her Ivy Park swag on Instagram. (Witherspoon and Beyoncé reportedly struck up a friendship at the Golden Globes, when the actress asked Bey for a glass of champagne.) Witherspoon goofily danced in leggings and a sweatshirt, and somewhat resembled a Ghostbuster in a striped jumpsuit. But the message is clear: anyone can be Beyoncé—that means you too.  |
| 20 Surprising Facts About Beyonce, Before She Met Jay-Z - TheThings Posted: 09 Jan 2020 12:00 AM PST Since the late '90s, fans have watched Beyoncé grow from a small town girl-group singer to musical icon and business mogul. Together, she and her husband Shawn Carter, AKA Jay-Z have morphed into one of the world's most powerful and influential couples of the past two decades. Though the pair have experienced their fair share of drama and speculation throughout the years, Beyoncé and Jay-Z are still going strong today and now have three children together. Let's rewind to the time before the couple actually met which according to Beyoncé, they were first introduced when she was 18 and Bey admitted in an interview with Oprah she didn't actually start to date Jay-Z until she turned 19. "We were friends first for a year and a half before we went on any dates". So we'll put the first meeting at some time between 1999-2000. We're gonna be looking back at 20 surprising facts about Beyoncé before she met the true love of her life, Jay-Z. advertising 20 Beyoncé's Name Is A Tribute To Her Mother Beyoncé's name is actually a tribute to her mother's maiden name, Célestine Ann Beyincé. The matriarch changed it to Tina Knowles after she got married to her first husband businessman Mathew Knowles. He is mostly known for being the manager of both his super talented daughters Beyoncé and Solange Knowles. 19 She Was Very Shy It may be difficult to imagine, but Beyoncé used to be a shy choir singer from Houston Texas. She had a fear of performing on stage and was known for being timid as a young child. Her parents signed her up for a dance class when she was just seven years old, "to make friends more than anything else," as Tina Knowles described to Essence. advertising 18 Her Singing Talent Was Discovered By Her Dance Instructor Little Bey's singing talent was discovered by her childhood dance instructor, Darlette Johnson-Bailey. Darlette is the founder and creative director of the Kids in Dance studio outside Houston, Texas. She told Moneyish "Beyoncé was quiet and reserved and didn't say much, but on the dance floor she was a force to be reckoned with". 17 Her Biggest Musical Influence Is Michael Jackson Beyoncé Knowles, known now as Queen Bey named Michael Jackson as her major musical influence at the age of 5 when she attended her first-ever concert where Jackson performed. Her distinctive sound and style have been influenced by numerous artists of various music genres over the years but she claims she realized her life's purpose at that concert. advertising 16 She Won Her First Talent Show At Age 7 At age 7, Beyoncé entered her first talent show, she sang "Imagine" by John Lennon and received a standing ovation for her beautiful performance. The audience was so impressed with her amazing vocals and dancing ability that Bey went on to win the whole competition and beat 15 and 16-year-olds. 15 She Has Won More Than 30 Singing and Dancing Competitions As A Child Beyoncé had found a way to break out of her shyness, and along the way, she discovered she had real talent. She began singing in local talent contests in her hometown in Houston, and her performance kept her winning those contests. She had won more than 30 singing and dancing competitions as a child alone. advertising 14 Beyoncé's Childhood Girl-band Was Called Girl's Tyme When Beyoncé was only eight years old she started her childhood girl-band called Girl's Tyme. The group was composed of 4 girls, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, LeToya Luckett, and LaTavia Roberson. The quartet began their musical career on the talent show circuit in their hometown of good ol' Houston Texas. 13 Girls Tyme Performed For Star Search After seeing the group perform in Houston, R&B producer Arne Frager placed them in the largest talent show on national TV at the time, Star Search. The girls lost to a rock group called Skeleton Crew. B was only 12 years old at the time and after failing to win the competition, Girls Tyme renamed their group to the band we know and love, Destiny's Child. advertising 12 The Name Destiny's Child Comes From A Passage In The Book Of Isaiah Beyoncé is known for her Christian roots and there derived the band's new revamped name, Destiny's Child. The name came from a passage in the Book of Isaiah, the first of the Latter Prophets in the Hebrew Bible. They tried on a few other names, including the Dolls, and Cliché but ultimately settled on Destiny's Child. 11 She Started Dating Her First Boyfriend When She Was 12 Although her marriage to Jay-Z has made her part of the most influential couples in the world, her first love will always be Lyndall Locke. The couple met at church in 1993 and dated for nearly a decade when Bee was only 12 years old. They dated all through high school and even went to prom together! advertising 10 She Got Cut From Her First Record Label Before getting a contract with Columbia Records 1996, the girls auditioned before other record labels and were first signed to Elektra Records, Beyoncé and Destiny's Child moved to Atlanta Records briefly to work on their first recording but were eventually cut several months later before they could even release an album. 9 Her Mother Created Her Outfits While Destiny's Child rose to fame in the late '90s, Bey's mom Tina Knowles took it upon herself to sew and designed the group's costumes for all their performances. The girls become known for always wearing outfits cut from the same cloth, but with each girl sporting a different style. advertising 8 Destiny's Child Released A Song For The Men in Black Soundtrack In 1997, Destiny's Child released their major-label debut song "Killing Time" on the soundtrack to the hit film, Men in Black. The soundtrack is probably not an album that anyone would think to be that significant. However, in the '90s, soundtracks to blockbuster movies were kind of a big deal. 7 Destiny's Child Sang Backup Vocals For Solange Knowles Did you know that Destiny's Child sang backup vocals for Solange Knowles at some point in their earlier career? Solange was the lead on the theme song for the popular animated Disney Channel series, The Proud Family. The song only featured the girls from Destinys Child while Solange was the main vocals. advertising 6 The Group Won Soul Trains, Lady of Soul Award In 1998 Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, LeToya Luckett, and LaTavia Roberson made up arguably one of the best 90s R&B girls groups of all time. From "Say My Names," "So Good," "Jumpin', Jumpin'" and "Bills, Bills, Bills," the group was pumping out some major memorable hits. They even went on to win Soul Trains, Lady Of Soul Award in 1998. 5 Her Parents Went Broke Supporting Her Career Beyonce may be worth over $250 million now, but growing up, her parents went broke as they struggled to make their daughter a superstar. In 1995, Beyoncé's father resigned from his job and left this career to devote himself to manage the group full time. The decision reduced Beyoncé's family's income and her parents were eventually forced to move into separated apartments for a short while. advertising 4 She Is Allergic To Perfume Despite having her own arsenal of signature fragrances, Beyoncé is surprisingly allergic to a lot of different kinds of perfumes. The ones that she endorses these days, including her own fragrance line, have been chemically modified so she can wear the scents and avoid getting any allergic reaction. 3 "Say My Name" Was Inspired By Beyonce's Cheating Ex-Boyfriend According to author J. Randy Taraborrelli Destiny's Child hit 1999 single " Say My Name" was actually inspired by Beyoncé's true-life relationship experience with cheating ex-boyfriend Lyndall Locke. At least something good came from the heartache as the song gained huge commercial success and ranked #17 on VH1's list of the 100 best songs of the 1990s. advertising 2 Beyoncé Produced Jumpin', Jumpin' "Jumpin', Jumpin'" is a song released as the fourth and final single from Destiny's Child second studio album, The Writing's on the Wall. The song was co-written and co-produced by group member Miss Beyoncé Knowles herself. The song garnered plenty of airplay on the radio and was an overall massive success. 1 She Dated Lyndell Locke For 9 Years Before Getting With Jay-Z Now while we can't really imagine Beyoncé with anyone else but Jay-Z, before the couple met she did have another serious relationship worth mentioning. Beyoncé dated a boy named Lyndall Locke and according to The Sun, the two dated for nine years and even talked about getting married one day. advertising   |
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