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Beyoncé dazzled Paris audiences with a custom Manish Malhotra outfit during her Cowboy Carter Tour. The tour, concluding on July 26, showcases her style and memorable performances.

Beyonce Shines in Paris with Manish Malhotra

During her Paris performance, Beyoncé captivated audiences with a custom outfit by Indian designer Manish Malhotra, highlighting her Cowboy Carter Tour. The event, part of her unforgettable global tour ending July 26, was marked by stunning fashion.

Beyonc&eacute; captivated Paris in a custom Manish Malhotra ensemble during her Cowboy Carter Tour, stunning audiences with crystal-embellished black attire.

Pop diva Beyonce was spotted wearing a custom-made outfit by Indian designer Manish Malhotra during her concert.
Beyonce was in Paris for a three-day performance between June 19 and June 22, as a part of her ongoing Cowboy Carter Tour.
Malhotra shared a clip from the concert on his Instagram story on Monday, which featured Beyonce performing a duet with her husband and rapper Jay-Z.
"@beyonce (heart emoji) in custom @manishmalhotrawolrd, " the designer wrote in the caption.
The singer opted for a black top with a matching bottom adorned with crystals. She styled the look with black heels and kept her hair open, opting for minimal accessories.
Many international celebrities, including actor Jennifer Aniston, American reality TV stars and sisters Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian and late singer Michael Jackson, among others, have previously opted for Malhotra's designs.
Beyonce's Cowboy Carter Tour started on April 28 and will conclude on July 26.

Beyonce's grand film premiere for "Renaissance" ahead of the concert film's December 1 release.

Beyonce's 'Renaissance' Film Premiere: Star-Studded Reunion; Film releases December 1

Beyonce's grand film premiere for "Renaissance" ahead of the concert film's December 1 release.

Renowned American singer-songwriter Beyonce unveiled her much-anticipated Renaissance World Tour film at a star-studded event in Beverly Hills' Samuel Goldwyn Theatre.
The grand debut of "Renaissance: A Film by Beyonc&eacute;" marked her big-screen entry, drawing a crowd of A-list celebrities and capturing attention with its themed ambiance of "cosy opulence."&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; At the heart of the evening's glamour stood Beyonc&eacute;'s iconic silver horse, a focal point for guests who posed alongside it, embracing the theme's elegance.
Among the notable attendees, Destiny's Child founding members LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett kicked off the night's festivities on the chrome carpet.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Later joined by Destiny's Child final members Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, the reunion marked a significant moment.
Rowland donned a striking silver textured dress, while Williams exuded elegance in an elaborate all-black ensemble.
Adding to the intrigue, an unidentified celebrity appeared as the Alien Superstar from Beyonc&eacute;'s namesake song, adding an extra spark to the star-studded affair.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; The event boasted an impressive guest list featuring prominent personalities such as Tyler Perry, Issa Rae, Lizzo, Marsai Martin, Ava DuVernay, Coco Jones, Gabrielle Union, Victoria Monet, Janelle Mon&aacute;e, Lena Waithe, Jeremy Pope, Chloe and Halle Bailey, Natalia, Vanessa Bryant, Normani, Winnie Harlow, Kris Jenner, and Corey Gamble, as reported by Hollywood Reporter.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; As for the film's release, "Renaissance: A Film by Beyonc&eacute;," directed by the singer herself, is scheduled to hit screens on December 1.
Distributed by AMC Theatres and produced by Parkwood Entertainment, the film offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Beyonc&eacute;'s world tour, showcasing her live performances and discussing the creative processes that fuel her artistry.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Following its Los Angeles premiere, the film will have a second screening on November 30 in London, embracing the attire theme of "upscale opulence."
The official synopsis promises an immersive experience, as the pop superstar shares her hit songs in concert, coupled with insightful discussions about her creative journey during the world tour.&nbsp;
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A reporter from Philadelphia gave her morning traffic update with a special nod, or rather nods, to Beyonce.
Sheila Watko of NBC10 name-dropped 14 song references from the Grammy Award winner, who dropped her seventh studio album, "Renaissance," on July 29.
After being introduced, Watko thanked her fellow anchor and said, "I always appreciate it when you 'Say My Name' " – a reference to the 1999 hit single by Destiny's Child.
"If you're just waking up, I hope that you had some 'Sweet Dreams' 'cause traffic is getting 'Heated' and it's starting to 'Break My Soul' just a little bit," she continued.
She also gave nods to "All Up In Your Mind," "Listen," "Beautiful Liar," and "Countdown."
"We have a 'Formation' of traffic cones all morning," Watko said. "You might want to move over 'to the left, to the left,'" she told local Philly drivers, referencing "Irreplaceable."
Also making the artful traffic report__"Partition," "Bills, Bills, Bills," "Crazy In Love," and "XO."
Watko told her on-air colleagues that she had been planning the feature for days, but postponed it due to a earlier traffic accident.
"We had to celebrate our girl Beyonce," she said.
Tina Knowles-Lawson, Beyonce's mother, posted the original clip on her Instagram account and wrote, "This Soo cool !! All Song titles."
"Renaissance" marks Beyonce's first solo album in six years.

Video: reporter pays homage to Beyonce with multiple song references in her traffic report

Video: reporter pays homage to Beyonce with multiple song references in her traffic report

A reporter from Philadelphia gave her morning traffic update with a special nod, or rather nods, to Beyonce.
Sheila Watko of NBC10 name-dropped 14 song references from the Grammy Award winner, who dropped her seventh studio album, "Renaissance," on July 29.
After being introduced, Watko thanked her fellow anchor and said, "I always appreciate it when you 'Say My Name' " &ndash; a reference to the 1999 hit single by Destiny's Child.
"If you're just waking up, I hope that you had some 'Sweet Dreams' 'cause traffic is getting 'Heated' and it's starting to 'Break My Soul' just a little bit," she continued.
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She also gave nods to "All Up In Your Mind," "Listen," "Beautiful Liar," and "Countdown."
"We have a 'Formation' of traffic cones all morning," Watko said. "You might want to move over 'to the left, to the left,'" she told local Philly drivers, referencing "Irreplaceable."
Also making the artful traffic report__"Partition," "Bills, Bills, Bills," "Crazy In Love," and "XO."
Watko told her on-air colleagues that she had been planning the feature for days, but postponed it due to a earlier traffic accident.
"We had to celebrate our girl Beyonce," she said.
Tina Knowles-Lawson, Beyonce's mother, posted the original clip on her Instagram account and wrote, "This Soo cool !! All Song titles."
"Renaissance" marks Beyonce's first solo album in six years.
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The latest track of American pop star Beyonce, ''Break my Soul'' is setting social media ablaze with song lyrics that some say tap into rising worker anger at conditions. "I'm gonna find new drive / damn, they work me so damn hard / Work by nine, then off past five /And they work my nerves, that's why I cannot sleep at night," sings the artist, adding "I just quit my job."
The multi-hyphenate artist's latest single, "Break My Soul," which dropped late Monday, begs listeners to "release" themselves from their 9-5, saying "I just quit my job, I'm gonna find new drive, damn, they work me so damn hard." 
Social media was quick to react and "Sending my resignation email because Beyoncé told me to" went viral across platforms.
In the past 12 months, a record number of Americans have 'released' themselves from their jobs for a variety of reasons: pandemic burnout, a desire for better pay or better benefits, or the need to care for children or elderly relatives during the pandemic.Dubbed the "Great Resignation," the offset between job vacancies and job seekers means there are now almost two job openings for every unemployed worker, a situation that Fed Chair Powell has called "unhealthy."

Is Beyonce singing about the 'Great Resignation'?

Beyonce's "Break My Soul" resonated immediately with fans — and economists across the globe as the job market is still in turmoil with millions (4 million just in April) quitting their jobs 

Beyonc&eacute; is now officially the unofficial spokesperson of the Great Resignation, as her new single appeals to the burnout faced post-pandemic by millions across the world.

The latest track of American pop star Beyonce, ''Break my Soul'' is setting social media ablaze with song lyrics that some say tap into rising worker anger at conditions. "I'm gonna find new drive / damn, they work me so damn hard / Work by nine, then off past five /And they work my nerves, that's why I cannot sleep at night," sings the artist, adding "I just quit my job." Beyonc&eacute; is being&nbsp; touted as the unofficial spokesperson of the Great Resignation, as her new single appeals to the burnout faced post-pandemic by millions across the world.
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The multi-hyphenate artist's latest single, "Break My Soul," which dropped late Monday, begs listeners to "release" themselves from their 9-5, saying "I just quit my job, I'm gonna find new drive, damn, they work me so damn hard."&nbsp;
Social media was quick to react and "Sending my resignation email because Beyonc&eacute; told me to" went viral across platforms.
Beyonce's "Break My Soul" resonated immediately with fans &mdash; and economists across the globe as the job market is still in turmoil with millions (4 million just in April) quitting their jobs because of burnout and others as they demand higher pay/better work-life balance.&nbsp; Dubbed the "Great Resignation," the offset between job vacancies and job seekers means there are now almost two job openings for every unemployed worker, a situation that Fed Chair Powell has called "unhealthy."

Beyonce released her first single 'Break My Soul' from her upcoming seventh solo studio album 'Renaissance' on Monday night, three hours prior to the announced release time. The Grammy-winning singer updated her bios on social media pages, which now read: '6. BREAK MY SOUL midnight ET.' 
The dance track has been co-produced by the 'Single Ladies' team of Tricky Stewart and The-Dream. The writing credits include Jay-Z, Adam Pigott, Freddie Ross. Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29. 
Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. Following that the singer collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.'
Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift' in 2019. The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win.

'Break My Soul' first single from Beyonce's forthcoming album 'Renaissance' released

Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29. 

Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/beyonce-at-betawards-we-have-to-vote-our-life-depends-on-it-1593408846099" target="_blank">Beyonce</a> released her first single 'Break My Soul' from her upcoming seventh solo studio album 'Renaissance' on Monday night, three hours prior to the announced release time. The Grammy-winning singer updated her bios on social media pages, which now read: '6. BREAK MY SOUL midnight ET.'&nbsp;
The dance track has been co-produced by the 'Single Ladies' team of Tricky Stewart and The-Dream. The writing credits include Jay-Z, Adam Pigott, Freddie Ross. Last week, Beyonce had announced the release of her first solo album in six years. 'Renaissance' is all set to be released on July 29.&nbsp;
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Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. Following that the singer collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.'
Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift' in 2019. The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&amp;B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win.

Beyonce, the Grammy-winning singer, has announced the release of her first solo album in six years and seventh studio album, titled 'Renaissance.' The album is all set to be released on July 29. The singer updated her bios on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to announce the release. 
Columbia Records, Tidal and Spotify too shared the news on their respective social media accounts. 
Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. In recent times, she has collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.' 
In 2019, Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift.' The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win. 
Fans had been awaiting the news of her new song or album after Beyoncé deleted her social media profile pictures last week.

Beyonce to release her first solo album in six years, titled 'Renaissance' 

Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. 

Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/beyonce-at-betawards-we-have-to-vote-our-life-depends-on-it-1593408846099" target="_blank">Beyonce</a>, the Grammy-winning singer, has announced the release of her first solo album in six years and seventh studio album, titled 'Renaissance.' The album is all set to be released on July 29. The singer updated her bios on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to announce the release.&nbsp;
Columbia Records, Tidal and Spotify too shared the news on their respective social media accounts.&nbsp;
Beyonce's last studio album, 'Lemonade,' was released in 2016. In recent times, she has collaborated with other artists including rapper Megan Thee Stallion for her remix of 'Savage.'&nbsp;
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In 2019, Beyonce produced and curated the soundtrack album for 'The Lion King: The Gift.' The album featured the song 'Black Parade,' which won the Grammy for best R&amp;B performance in 2021, becoming her 28th Grammy win.&nbsp;
Fans had been awaiting the news of her new song or album after Beyonc&eacute; deleted her social media profile pictures last week.

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