“We Tried Being Beyoncé's Assistant & Didn't Make It Through The Day - Refinery29” plus 3 more |
- We Tried Being Beyoncé's Assistant & Didn't Make It Through The Day - Refinery29
- ‘The Lion King’ premiere: Even Donald Glover gushed over Beyoncé - Los Angeles Times
- Beyonce's Fashion Through The Years - HelloBeautiful
- Meghan Markle’s Meeting with Beyoncé: A Complete Breakdown - Vanity Fair
| We Tried Being Beyoncé's Assistant & Didn't Make It Through The Day - Refinery29 Posted: 24 Jun 2019 12:00 AM PDT  |
| ‘The Lion King’ premiere: Even Donald Glover gushed over Beyoncé - Los Angeles Times Posted: 10 Jul 2019 12:00 AM PDT "Beyoncé has to come." "She's not on the tip sheet." "There's no way." You couldn't take a step down the red carpet at Tuesday's "Lion King" world premiere at the Dolby Theatre without hearing whispers from the news media, fans, publicists and celebrity guests alike about a possible Beyoncé appearance. Advertisement The singer returns to the big screen July 19 as the voice of lioness Nala, opposite Donald Glover's Simba in Disney's reimagining of the 1994 animated classic. "The Lion King: The Gift" album, produced and curated by Beyoncé, drops the same day as director Jon Favreau's remake. Of course, just minutes before the carpet closed, the superstar made her grand entrance. Queen Bey and her princess, Blue Ivy Carter, stepped out in matching black and silver suits. The deafening cries commenced, echoing a quarter mile down the Hollywood Boulevard city block. My ears rang for minutes. Blue Ivy Carter, left, and Beyonce Knowles-Carter attend the world premiere of Disney's "The Lion King" at the Dolby Theatre. (Alberto E. Rodriguez / Getty Images for Disney) Advertisement Working with Beyoncé was simply "iconic," said her costar Glover on the press line. "They don't make them like Beyoncé. She's kind of like the last of the Johnny Carson stars, like people you have to see," he said beneath an ombre orange tent. "I just learned and listened to her. I tried to put my best foot forward." With new versions of 'Aladdin' and 'The Lion King,' Disney straddles nostalgia and novelty » Twenty-five years ago, Nala and Simba were voiced by Caucasian actors, Moira Kelly and Matthew Broderick, respectively. The casting of Glover, Beyoncé and recently Halle Bailey (a Beyoncé mentee) as Ariel in Disney's upcoming live-action "Little Mermaid" exemplifies how the studio has been trying to add more diverse voices to its remakes of classics. (Though some attempts to course-correct have highlighted previous missteps, like the quietly deleted casting couch scene in Disney-Pixar's "Toy Story 2.")
Donald Glover The directors of the 1994 original version of "The Lion King," Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff, attended Tuesday's premiere. Speaking with The Times, they described the casting of the new iteration as a "great evolution." Niles Fitch, who starred as young Simba in the Broadway adaptation of the film and who plays a teenage Randall Pearson on "This Is Us," was also celebrating. Advertisement "It's a cartoon, so I don't believe there's one certain look, especially when it's voice-over," Fitch said. "And with Ariel, there's a lot of different Caucasian princesses, and I know how impactful it was for my sister to watch Tiana when she was younger." Tiana, the lead in 2009's "The Princess and the Frog," was the ninth Disney princess and first to be of African American heritage. Beyoncé makes a rare red carpet appearance at the "Lion King" World premiere in Hollywood at the Dolby Theatre on July 9, 2019. Chloe and Halle Bailey on Beyoncé and their Coachella debut » Glover put it this way: "I think anything that gets people used to seeing different types of people is good. I think labeling things as diversity for the sake of diversity, I actually don't agree with. "I think diversity of thought and diversity of representation is just an important part of growing as a culture, and I don't think people should be afraid of it," he added. "I think people should try and embrace it and just understand different things feel different to different people, so it's important to just have it." 'The Lion King' trailer hints at the jungle's give and take » Glover proudly shared that the original "Lion King" is his 3-year-old son Legend's favorite movie. It's a full-circle experience for Glover; when he was a kid, the 1994 film actually inspired his music career. Advertisement He recalled watching the videocassette, which included a segment with the child voice actors performing the "Lion King" tunes. Seeing them made him realize he could sing too. Glover, who performs under the stage name Childish Gambino, said his love of the movie made dueting on "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" with Beyoncé all the more emotional. "I felt very close to that song. You try and do it the way it felt to you when you were a child." Sharing some of the giddiness of the event's screaming fans, he added, "It's crazy. It's Beyoncé." Donald Glover, left, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and Chiwetel Ejiofor appear on stage before the screening of "Lion King." (Jesse Grant / Getty Images for Disney) Review: What Childish Gambino did at Coachella to try to live up to Beyoncé » |
| Beyonce's Fashion Through The Years - HelloBeautiful Posted: 04 Sep 2019 12:00 AM PDT It's officially Bey Day! Today, Beyonce Giselle Knowles Carter turns 38 years young. Not only is she a living icon, the musical genius has orchestrated some of the most important business moves for the culture. From advocating for diversity during important collaborations to awarding scholarships to four historically black universities, Queen Bey is all about her people. Beyond her community work, Mrs. Carter is known to send social media in a frenzy each and every time she hits the red carpet or posts one of her caption-less Instagram photos. She went from custom made ensembles created by her mother, to couture gowns styled by some of the best stylists known to man. In honor of her 38th birthday, we're visiting 38 times Beyonce SLAYonce'd us. 1. Beychella Source:Getty Beychella taught us just how dedicated Beyonce is to her craft as a performer. It was so good that Taylor Swift took key moments and put them into her Billboard Awards performance. 2. Casual Bey Source:Getty This is as casual as Beyonce gets when it comes to stepping outside. The singer attended the 67th NBA All-Star Game with her baby girl clad in a yellow skirt and graphic sweater. 3. Givench-Bey Source:Getty Beyonce hit us with another MET Gala slay. The songbird wore Givenchy, per usual. 4. The Lion Queen Source:Getty Beyonce continues to take the world by storm with her great sense of fashion and her advocacy for her community. Much like this gorgeous gold gown, Bey is continuing to shine throughout her career. Happy birthday to the woman who has given us great music, hawt looks, memorable performances, and countless moments for the culture. We STAN! 5. Oshun Bey Source:Getty Beyonce used her performance at the Grammy's to show us the power of being a woman. It seems like every performance that she does while pregnant are memorable and beautiful. 6. Black Panther Bey Source:Getty How monumental was this Super Bowl 50 performance? Beyonce shut it down in a Black Panther-inspired ensemble. 7. Givin' Them Some Skin Bey Source:Getty Whew Chillay! Beyonce slayed this sheer, jeweled Givenchy dress at the 2015 MET Gala. Her hair stylist later revealed that the high ponytail was a last minute decision. The entire ensemble is 100% perfection! 8. Money Green Bey Source:Getty It's only fitting that Beyonce would wear a money green gown to the TIDAL X concert at Barclay. Tidal has proven to be a financially fruitful business venture for the Carter family. 9. Punk Bey Source:Getty Beyonce's interpretation of the MET Gala's "Punk: Chaos to Couture" theme is perfect for her. Her black belt and bustier partnered with the orange flame skirt and matching boots is the perfect combination of punk and spice. 10. Dominatrix Bey Source:Getty I mean… does this even need a caption? Beyonce showed up and showed out in an all black ensemble during the "On the Run II" Tour with her husband Jay-Z. 11. Lioness Bey Source:Getty If Bey taught us anything, its how to secure the bag. The actress played the legendary role of Nala in Disney's The Lion King. She shined bright like a diamond in a black and silver jeweled, tuxedo-style dress. 12. Family Bey Source:Getty Yonce sat with her husband and first born at the 2018 Grammy Awards. The trio were the epitome of fashionable family goals. 13. Angelic Bey Source:Getty While accepting the Record of the Year award at the 58th GRAMMY Awards, Beyonce gave off sexy angelic vibes. This white frock is a vision of excellence. |
| Meghan Markle’s Meeting with Beyoncé: A Complete Breakdown - Vanity Fair Posted: 19 Jul 2019 12:00 AM PDT  On Sunday, in possibly the most anticipated encounter of the millennium, Meghan Markle met Beyoncé. Each woman had been on the other's radar—this past February, Bey and her husband Jay Z made royal-watching headlines when they accepted an award in front of a Mona Lisa-style painting of Meghan. (The gesture was a way of paying tribute to both the couple's "Apeshit" video, which featured the da Vince masterpiece, and also Black History Month.) Meghan, meanwhile, has referenced the Grammy-winning artist on her now-shuttered Instagram account before becoming a duchess. On this week's episode of In the Limelight, hosts Josh Duboff and Julie Miller dissect this historical summit—which took place, somewhat awkwardly, in a red-carpet receiving line at The Lion King's London premiere. They discuss the reported exchange between the icons, Meghan's interactions with other celebrities at the premiere, and the way in which Queen Bey reportedly broke royal protocol. Josh and Julie also discuss Markle's cheerful appearance alongside Kate and Pippa Middleton at Wimbledon on Saturday, as well as the Cambridge and Sussexes' surprise joint appearance at a polo event last week. So throw open the trunk of your S.U.V., arrange a light picnic spread, and enjoy the latest episode of In the Limelight. Afterward, please share your thoughts, questions, and feedback with In the Limelight on Twitter and Instagram, and subscribe to In the Limelight on Apple Podcasts. Listeners can also call in to the In the Limelight hotline at (347) 790-0966 to leave tips or ask questions! |
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