Michelle Obama on Beyonce

While Beyoncé takes her fair share of criticism from fans and legends alike,
she's got at least one important lady in her corner—
the First Lady, Michelle Obama.

In a cover story on Mrs. Jay-Z in Ebony magazine this month,
Obama unleashes praise on the singer and how humbled she was by B's
inaugural performance.
"Beyoncé is an incredible young woman. Barack and I have met her
on a few occasions, and it was a great honor to hear her sing 'At Last'
so beautifully at the inauguration,"
Obama said.
"She is so talented and so real, and we just love her."So does Jay-Z,…

Beyonce's boobs

HOUSTON—
Attention all single ladies: It’s time to get your boogie shoes on.

Hometown hottie Beyonce is inviting her fans to create dance videos
to her hit song, “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It).”
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The best video will be shown during Beyonce’s 2009 world tour
and earn its maker a cool $2,500.

The rules are simple. 
Contestants in the videos should adhere precisely to the “Single Ladies”
dance routine performed by Beyonce
and her dancers in the original music video.

Videos should contain no original choreography.

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Beyonce's Oscar performance with Hugh Jackman was a broad,
family-friendly tribute to the musical.
But, she had a split second moment of nudity
thanks to a bit of a wardrobe malfunction.

Is one of the ladies in Beyonce's video actually a man?

Is one of the ladies in Beyonce's 'Single Ladies' video actually a man?


Beyonce's 'Single Ladies' video

The rumor: One of the ladies dancing with Beyonce
in the immensely popular "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" video
is actually a dude.

The reality: "Single Ladies" has emerged as a major favorite of critics and fans,
who praise its simple style (just three dancers in leotards) and a mesmerizing
choreography that blends Bob Fosse moves with a jazzy dance club
style called J-setting.

But the Internet buzz is that the more muscular of the two backup dancers
is not a female, but is actually Beyonce's male choreographer JaQuel Knight.

There is no question that the lithe 19-year-old choreographer has the moves—
he choreographed the dance—and he bears an uncanny facial resemblance
to one of the dancers.
Plus, both backup dancers are wearing Adam's apple-hiding turtlenecks.

Knowles' publicist Yvette Noel-Schure insists that the dancer in question
is not Knight. Instead, she says, it's a woman named Ebony Williams
(the other is Ashley Everett).
"That's ridiculous,"
Noel-Schure said from her New York office.
"There are three women in the video: Beyonce and two dancers
who have been dancing with her for a while. ...
I know JaQuel and, although he's good-looking,
he could never look like those girls."

Or could he?
(ChicagoTribune)

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