My Truck' songwriter Breland has a theory about why Nashville accepted Post Malone but not Beyonce, in a new interview on 'Nashville Now' podcast.

Beyoncé her hair have always led beauty trends, especially for hairstyles. Her hair was a canvas for artistic expression, shows her icon status. She became a music mogul, and her hair show her evolution.

Ray J went off on Jay-Z and Beyoncé for pulling up to The Boy Is Mine Tour and not taking any pictures with Brandy.

Jay-Z and Beyonce, for y’all to come to every show and not speak to Brandy. I don’t like that,” Ray-J defends his sister.

From Beyoncé’s blonde curls to Kelly Rowland’s jet black bob, take a look at 7 of the best celebrity beauty moments you may have missed.

"Love and gratitude to the best to ever do it! Lewis Hamilton #44!" she praised the driver, who would go on to place eighth in the Vegas Grand Prix. Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen finished first, followed respectively by George Russell and Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes.

Country music artist and record producer Breland thinks he knows why Beyoncé wasn't welcomed into the country music genre with open arms. As you know, Beyoncé released her so-called “country album” Cowboy Carter (that she clarified “wasn’t a country album”) back in March of 2024.

In footage circulating on social media on Saturday, the “Lemonade” singer sported a plunging white leather zip-up jumpsuit with black and red accents while arriving arm in arm with husband Jay-Z. The uniform featured a dazzling crystallized Louis Vuitton logo at the bustline, which was unzipped.

"Unveil Beyoncé's jaw-dropping curves at the Las Vegas Grand Prix that has the internet buzzing! See the stunning photos now. 😮🔥

Beyoncé has a rolodex of fashion moments to reference from her own career, but her last style callback is borrowed right from Jay’s closet.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z hit the race track for a rare joint appearance at the 2025 F1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas Nov. 22, where they each took a turn riding alongside Lewis Hamilton for a lap around the track.

Levi Strauss, American Eagle and Gap have leaned on A-list celebrities like Beyonce and Sydney Sweeney to drive denim sales, sparking a "denim war" in retail. The campaigns cost retailers millions of dollars but were necessary to drive sales in a competitive market,