Beyonce continues to pay tribute to her idol Tina Turner.
As reported, the legendary singer died at 83 on May 24 after a prolonged illness.
After sharing a moving tribute on the day of Turner’s passing, Bey saluted the icon again tonight (May 29) at the first of five sold-out shows at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
This time it was in song by way of a powerful rendition of ‘River Deep, Mountain High.’
Watch the moving below…
Tributes to the legendary Tina Turner continue to flood following the icon’s death on May 24.
As reported, the pioneering superstar passed away aged 83 after a prolonged illness.
Since the news broke, emotion has run high on a global scale, with fans and notable names alike racing to social media to pay homage to the ‘The Best’ belter.
The salutes continue, with the likes of Celine Dion, Toni Braxton, Patti LaBelle, U2, and more honoring Turner. Yet more proof of the diva’s unprecedented impact across multiple mediums, genres, and generations.
The latest words on Turner await below…
The entertainment world continues to reel after devastating news Queen of Rock Tina Turner died Wednesday (May 24).
“It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Tina Turner. With her music and her boundless passion for life, she enchanted millions of fans around the world and inspired the stars of tomorrow,” a statement posted to her Facebook account read.
Easily one of the most influential female music stars of all time, Turner impacted every corner of the globe with a career that spanned 7 decades and spawned unforgettable hits like ‘Proud Mary,’ ‘Fool in Love,’ ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It,’ ‘The Best,’ and ‘Private Dancer.’
In memory of her indelible imprint, fans and celebrities alike took to social media in droves to extend their condolences. After the likes of Angela Bassett, Beyonce, Mick Jagger, Nicki Minaj, and Kelly Rowland tugged at heartstrings with their emotional tributes, Oprah Winfrey, Anita Baker, Kerry Washington, Ciara, President Obama, Cher, Usher, Justin Timberlake, Alicia Keys, Gladys Knight, Dionne Warwick, and Queen of Pop Madonna are just a few of the other big names who did the same.
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Not even 12 hours after the death of Rock Queen Tina Turner was announced Wednesday (May 24), fans of the legendary songstress have turned to streaming and digital download platforms for consolation.
Sales and streaming spikes are far from atypical after the reports of the passing of a beloved musician, but Turner’s catalog is seeing its domination extend beyond the U.S. into global territories with hits that are older than most of the acts she’s surpassing.
Bumping the likes of Taylor Swift, Drake, Morgan Wallen, Miley Cyrus, and a host of other current hitmakers aside in her skyrocket to the top of real-time sales tallies, look inside to see which of Tina’s tunes are gaining the most traction.
It’s Offset‘s time to shine.
Over 4 years after watching his debut studio album, ‘Father of 4,’ soar to the top 5 of the Billboard 200, the former Migos star is looking to reach even higher Billboard heights with its follow-up as revealed by his spread in the latest ‘Variety‘ magazine.
“Offset has made a phenomenal album; we can’t wait until the world hears his masterpiece,” a Capitol spokesperson told the publication. “We’re deep into release planning now and will soon have big news to share!”
Ahead of that big news (which will likely include the official release date and confirmation of the rumored solo tour to follow), Offset (born Kiari Cephus) shared his GRAMMY-winning wife Cardi B will lead a megawatt roster of guest stars on the project that also includes Chloe Bailey, Travis Scott, Latto, Future, and more.
When not hyping up the forthcoming LP, Cephus dished on his personal relationship with Cardi, meteoric rise to fame, and so much more in the chat.
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Beyonce is the latest major name to pay tribute to Tina Turner in the wake of the legend’s death.
As reported, the pioneering performer passed away today (May 24) aged 83 after a prolonged illness.
Like millions the world over, a wave of celebrities poured out their emotions following the loss of the legend.
And Beyonce is joining that chorus.
Since the onset of her career, the ‘Break My Soul’ belter has consistently touted Turner as one of her biggest idols and inspirations.
That love was reciprocated in earnest by Turner, who routinely heaped praise on the stage blazer who followed in her footsteps.
The pair notably celebrated their mutual admiration for one another at the 2008 GRAMMY Awards when they took to the stage together to perform a show-stopping rendition of ‘Proud Mary.’
Beyonce’s moving salute awaits below…
The death of the incomparable Tina Turner has sent shockwaves across the globe.
As reported, the legend died Wednesday (May 24) aged 83 after a prolonged illness.
The definition of an icon, the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s impact spans many a generation and many a medium.
With the world in mourning, so too are several notable names who’ve taken to their respective platforms to pay homage to the ‘Proud Mary’ performer.
Angela Bassett, whose transformation into Turner in the unforgettable biopic ‘What’s Love Got to Do With It’ earned the actress an Academy Award nomination, led the tributes and was joined by the likes of Mick Jagger (whose narrative is also interwoven with Turner) as well as Mariah Carey, Diana Ross, Kelly Rowland, and more.
Their moving tributes below.
H.E.R. has been diligently working hard on her sophomore album and, in a new interview, she’s opened up about where she is in the process of piecing the project together.
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While S Club 7 fans worldwide were rocked by the tragic news of Paul Cattermole‘s death last month, few will have felt the depth of the loss as much as the performer’s bandmates.
The ensemble were collectively planning a 25th-anniversary reunion tour, which was set to hit UK arenas later this year.
In the wake of Cattermole’s sudden death, many wondered whether the trek would continue.
Moments ago, the remaining members of the group confirmed that the tour will press on. However, it will be doing so without member Hannah Spearritt– who has opted to depart the jaunt.
Watch the announcement video, in which the quintet address losing Cattermole and more, after the jump…
Thanks to an explosive response on Tik Tok over the last few months, Baby Tate’s 2016 recording ‘Hey Mickey!’ has not only been revived but given a new set of legs thanks to the addition of GRAMMY-nominated rapstress Saweetie.
“Ayy, Mickey, maybe I could be your Minnie (Uh-huh), I’m about my cheddar, but I never been no snitchey, zip them lippy’s/ Flexin’ all that cash, but you acting like a kiddie, this ain’t Disney, real boss b**ch, leave a n**ga quick,” the ‘Tap In’ hitmaker spits on the Dead Head-produced bop that features a prominent sample of Toni Basil‘s 1982 signature hit ‘Mickey.’
In a bid to help the song become Tate’s first Hot 100-charting single (as a lead act), the dynamic duo are pushing the cut into the limelight courtesy of a Chandler Lass-directed music video.
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Nick Cannon is assuring the public that his kids are taken care of by revealing his massive salary.
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