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The team from Sony Music Australia is set to release I Was Here as Beyoncé's fourth official Australian single from her 4 album. The ballad, written by Diane Warren and co-produced by OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder, was sent to local radio last Monday. A slated digital single release (including cover work) is yet to surface.

Superstar rapper Jay-Z admitted Thursday that he might have bags under his eyes when he hits the stage at Carnegie Hall in February because by then he’ll be deep in diapers. With his wife, Beyoncé, set to give birth to their first child around the New Year, Jay-Z said he’ll likely be short on z’s, but vowed he’ll rock the iconic midtown venue. “Maybe just sleepy, but other than that I should be fine,” said the 42-year-old Grammy-winning entertainer. “I should be in a great space.” During a news conference Thursday, Jay-Z announced he’ll perform concerts on Feb. 6 and 7 at the venerable W. 57th St. music mecca to benefit The United Way of New York City and his own Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation. His mega-star wife is about eight months pregnant, which means Jay-Z will be singing lullabies as he prepares to headline the first ever hip-hop focused series at Carnegie Hall. “She’s great,” he said when asked how Beyoncé is doing. Contemplating fatherhood, he said, “It’s pretty exciting. You have to downplay it because words can’t really describe the feeling.” He described his upcoming gig at Carnegie Hall as “every artist’s dream,” but said his little one will not be in the house. “No, absolutely not,” he told the Daily News. “That won’t happen.” Refusing to reveal his unborn child’s sex or name, Jay-Z was more focused on raising millions of dollars for future generations. “The fact that I can use the arts and my talent to benefit the education of the next generation of artist, entrepreneurs and great thinkers makes for a legendary night,” he said. “I imagine I’ll be in a very happy space,” Jay-Z told The News following the Carnegie Hall press conference.

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Mary J. Blige wishes she had Beyonce's stable upbringing, insisting her life and career would have been less rocky if her parents had stayed together. The Crazy In Love hitmaker is famously close to her parents, Mathew and Tina Knowles, who helped manage her career from her early days in Destiny's Child. Blige, whose father left her mother when she was four, admits she envies the singer's happy childhood as her own was so drastically different, and she believes she would have thrived if her parents had not divorced. Blige tells Cnn's Piers Morgan, "You gotta look at a life like that (Beyonce's), with a mother and a father and a child and they're raising and they're in the music business with her where there is just so many vultures and people who don't ever tell you the truth... and to look at her life, and to look at how graceful and beautiful and what a lady she is, it just inspired me. "It made me a little sad because I wish I had that growing up, I wish my mom and dad had been together and I wish that they could have saw (sic) me through the music business and managed me and who knows how much further I would be and how much hell I wouldn't have gone through." Beyonce's parents split in 2009 following allegations that Mathew Knowles fathered a love child with another woman.

Whether she’s glammed up on the red carpet or dressed down for a shopping trip, one of Beyoncé‘s most enviable accessories is her glowing, luminous skin. So what’s the mommy-to-be‘s secret to beauty? “She’s ahead of the game and willing to try new things,” her longtime makeup artist Mally Roncal (left) tells PEOPLE. “What’s old is new again with her. She’s so experimental and is such a true artist.” And now that Beyoncé is pregnant with her first child, Roncal, who most recently did the singer’s make-up with the Mally “My Favorite Things” kit (available on QVC.com) for her 20/20 interview, plays up her natural glow. “She’s the most beautiful pregnant person I’ve ever seen in my life,” the makeup artist shares. “ she really just wanted to look healthy, glowy and natural but with that hint of glamour.” To get Beyoncé’s glam but understated 20/20 look, use the kit’s “Firework” eye shadow all over the lids, followed by the “Twilight” eye shadow in the crease of the eyes and the “Purple Rain” eye shadow across the lash line. “I like to play with color on her to add interest and draw attention to her eyes,” Roncal says. “But the key is to always blend properly so that you don’t see any harsh lines. That really adds to the healthy glow of the skin.” The makeup artist also used two different eyeliners on Beyoncé, and finished the look with the “Fuzzy Navel” lip gloss. “It’s this gorgeous, soft peach ,” Roncal explains, “and not only did go crazy but Katie Couric was like, ‘Oh my god, I have to have it!’”

Stepping out for a little mother/daughter pampering, Beyonce Knowles was spotted out with Tina for a mani/pedi treatment in New York City on Wednesday night (December 7). The expecting singer braved the wet Big Apple weather as she and her mom stopped into Sakura Nails before emerging with bright blue nail polish to match her Christian Louboutin heels, all the while giving her growing baby bump a gentle rub en route to her nearby ride.

Eight months or so into her pregnancy, what are Beyoncé's cravings? Apparently, it's not ketchup, hot sauce or ice cream — it's cuisine of the Cajun variety. Beyonce, Tina Knowles and Jay-Z were spotted sharing a family meal at Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen near Reliant Stadium on Tuesday afternoon, just hours before the next stop on Jay-Z and Kanye West's Watch The Throne tour: American Airlines Center in Dallas. True to form, the Dallas concert started 90 minutes late, according to Mario Tarradell, music critic for the Dallas Morning News. In the late afternoon, Twitter exploded with diners and wait staff excited to see the celebrity trio: "At pappadeaux's working and beyonce jay z and her mom are here lol that's pretty neat," said @_GinaMartin. "Aye Jay Z and Beyonce up here @ Pappadeaux grubbin and shid... They had bodyguards like the president," tweeted @AllRedAttire. "&shes BiG pregnant guys," claimed @Luv_Milan, and @DTooson noted that Beyoncé was wearing "a pregnant woman dress." Tweeters at the restaurant say that Beyoncé, Jay-Z and Tina were put in a back "VIP" section of the restaurant with a heavy security presence. Fans are still reeling from the celeb sighting (or the missed opportunity), but Pappadeaux's management is mum on the matter. One general manager told CultureMap, "That was a rumor. It didn't happen." However, when a waitress there was contacted she said she'd been told to refer Beyoncé questions to the general manager. The Knowles family is known to frequent Pappadeaux.

White Rabbits will be spending the next week on the road, wrapping up 2011 with a quick tour that ends December 11 in Baltimore. The reason for the trek, singer-pianist Stephen Patterson admits, is "a bit selfish." "We were itching to get out and play new songs," he says. Although Patterson initially worried about blasting the crowd with unfamiliar tunes — the band hasn't released a new album since 2009's It's Frightening — he says the reaction has been positive. "People are dancing more," he says. "I think that's a good sign." Here's a possible reason why: For their third album, the Brooklyn indie rockers took their inspiration from an unlikely source — Beyoncé. "I love how she takes on different attitudes in her vocals," Patterson says, pointing to the singer's shifts from party-ready to dark and contemplative on her latest disc, 4. "Plus, her production is wild." For the Rabbits as-yet-untitled LP, due in early 2012, Patterson didn't conjure up an alter ego, à la Sasha Fierce (but if he did, it'd be Stee Stee, his bandmates' nickname for him). He did, however, exercise some Beyoncé-style groove. "Our last record had a lot of raw energy and spontaneity and heavy tom-tom beats, but our new tracks have more of an R&B feel, rhythmically and vocally," he says. "It gets boring always trying to take from rock'n'roll bands." To cut the album earlier this year, the band — which also includes guitarist-singer Greg Roberts, guitarist Alex Even, drummer Jamie Levinson, drummer Matt Clark, and bassist Brian Betancourt — rented a house in Austin, Texas, and enlisted producer Mike McCarthy (Spoon, Heartless Bastards), who mixed It's Frightening. "We had a house in a nice little suburban area, which was a nice change of pace," says Patterson. The serenity helped the singer tap into his psyche. "Lyrically, this album is the most autobiographical thing I've ever done," he says. "With Fort Nightly , it was my first time as a songwriter, and I was insecure and self-conscious. With our second album, we had our guard up; we wanted to prove ourselves. At this point, I'm fed up with trying to avoid being myself." But don't expect Patterson to reveal all the self-referential topics he's referring to: "I'm bad at talking about that stuff."

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The megastar talks with ABC's Katie Couric about the next chapter in her life.