Even Beyonce isn't safe from the wrath of the paparazzi.
She -- along with hubby Jay Z -- were booed after failing to stop and pose for photos.
Apparently, the bootylicious singer's dress wasn't ready for all that jelly.
The Emilio Pucci dress was so tight she had to be hoisted up the steps by hubby Jay Z and one of her handlers.
She couldn't get a bigger size?
Just sayin. ...
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This spring, Beyoncé's latest music-video creation will broadcast through middle schools across the nation.
Yes, the popular singer is joining First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move!" campaign with the "Let's Move! Flash Workout" video, which debuts in schools May 3 at 1:42 p.m, during a special national dance-in.
Beyoncé re-wrote and re-recorded one of her songs for the special public-service video as part of her partnership with the National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation. The video will provide instruction and a demonstration of the "Flash Workout" routine, which will be sent to schools in advance of the event, so kids can practice and learn the dance moves.
When Beyoncé says move, we ask, "How fast?" Hmm, you think we can crash middle school on May 3rd?
1 Comment | tagged Beyonce, Let's Move, Michelle Obama in Stuff you can use, USA, capitol hill, celebrity, community, music videos, politics, trends, watercooler Don’t know if you heard, but things are going down in the Middle East.
First Tunisia, then Egypt -- and now, it looks like there's a revolution in Libya, where its dictator, Muammar Gaddafi, is desperately trying to quell the uprising against his regime.
But the strangest part of the story is the connection between the despot and some of the biggest names in pop music.
Gaddafi has always been eccentric and lavish tyrant (bordering on the villain in James Bond movies), so it's really no surprise to hear that he would hire the biggest names in music to perform for his family and friends.
What is surprising is that on Monday, Nelly Furtado admitted via Twitterto having done a gig for the Gaddafi family almost four years ago -- for a cool $1M.
And, Nelly isn't the only musicianto have played for the Gaddafis.
The list also includes Beyoncé, Usher, Mariah Carey, Lionel Richie and 50 Cent. And now, there's pressure on those other pop music super stars to follow suit.
Nelly -- as well as Beyoncé-- say they are (or have) donated their Gaddafi money to charity.
Your move, Mariah.
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