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In news that should surprise absolutely no one, Nicki Minaj has selected Beyonce-featuring jam “Feeling Myself” as the next single from The Pinkprint. “Radio has really gravitated to their own songs, like I’m guessing ‘Feeling Myself’ is the next urban song,” the rap diva told Hot 97. “They picked it on their own.” It’s an absolute no-brainer given the success of their previous collaboration, “Flawless,” on urban radio and the song’s popularity on iTunes. In fact, “Feeling Myself” is currently best-selling track from The Pinkprint — even ahead of the femcee’s official new single “Only.” Listen to the interview below.

In only its second week on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, Beyoncé's "7/11" reaches No. 1, granting the singer her eighth chart-topping title as a solo artist.

Beyoncé is now in a three-way tie with Whitney Houston and Alicia Keys for the fourth-most No. 1s among women in the 56 years since the chart launched as a sales/airplay hybrid tally. Only Aretha Franklin (with 20 No. 1s), Janet Jackson (16), Mariah Carey (10) have more. (Gladys Knight has also accumulated 10 No. 1s, but nine of those came as part of the group Gladys Knight & The Pips.)

Beyoncé also tallied four No. 1s in 1998-2000 as part of the group Destiny's Child before reigning for the first time as a soloist with "Crazy in Love," featuring Jay Z, in 2003.

"7/11" -- one of the new songs on the deluxe reissue of Beyonce's self-titled album -- also earns the week's Streaming Gainer honors. It jumps 52 percent in domestic streams (from 7 to 11 million -- fitting, given its title) in the week ending Dec. 7, according to Nielsen Music. It leaps 12-2 on Streaming Songs, her highest appearance since "Drunk In Love," featuring Jay Z, spent four weeks atop the two-year old chart in February.

It might not claim the #7 or #11 position, but Beyonce’s “7/11″ does reach a new high on this week’s Billboard Hot 100.

The superstar’s latest release rises five places to #13 on Billboard’s weekly, all-encompassing track chart. The rise comes courtesy what Billboard identifies as the “biggest gain in streams” among Hot 100 members.

The nominees for the 46th Annual NAACP Image Awards have just been unveiled and Beyonce leads the pack with six nods! You can vote for her only in one of the categories so be sure to do so here!

Outstanding Female Artist
Alicia Keys
Beyonce Knowles
Jennifer Hudson
Ledisi
Mary J. Blige

Outstanding Music Video
"Pretty Hurts" - Beyonce Knowles
"You & I (Nobody in the World)" - John Legend
"It's You" - KEM
"i" - Kendrick Lamar
"Love Never Felt So Good" - Michael Jackson feat. Justin Timberlake

Outstanding Song
"We Are Here" - Alicia Keys
"The Man" - Aloe Blacc
"Pretty Hurts" - Beyonce Knowles
"i" - Kendrick Lamar
"Good Kisser" - Usher

Beyoncé, Sam Smith and Pharrell Williams are the top contenders for the 57th annual Grammy Awards, leading a crop of nominees with six nods each.

Beyoncé is the most-nominated female artist in Grammy history, with the new nominations bringing her total to 53.

Album Of The Year
"Morning Phase," Beck
"Beyoncé," Beyoncé
"X," Ed Sheeran
"In the Lonely Hour," Sam Smith
"Girl," Pharrell Williams

Best R&B Performance
"Drunk In Love," Beyoncé Featuring Jay Z
"New Flame," Chris Brown Featuring Usher & Rick Ross
"It's Your World," Jennifer Hudson Featuring R. Kelly
"Like This," Ledisi
"Good Kisser," Usher

Best R&B Song
"Drunk In Love," Beyoncé Featuring Jay Z
"Good Kisser," Usher
"New Flame," Chris Brown Featuring Usher & Rick Ross
"Options (Wolfjames Version)," Luke James
"The Worst," Jhené Aiko

Following a deluxe reissue of Beyonce's self-titled 2013 album, its sales soar by 713 percent to 22,000 in the week ending Nov. 30, according to Nielsen Music. It vaults 18-4 on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, with Greatest Gainer honors. It's right behind Beyonce's new Beyonce (More Only) EP, which contains just the new bonus material from the deluxe album. Only opens at No. 3 with 43,000 and also tops R&B Albums. The action surrounding the new releases helps to propel the singer 31-6 on the Billboard Artist 100 chart.

Of the new Beyonce bonus tracks, "7/11" earns the highest debut on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, starting at No. 3 (her second-best entrance ever, trailing only "Drunk in Love," which bowed at No. 2 in January). Shifting 85,000 downloads in its first week, the track shoots straight to No. 1 on R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Songs, where it's her first No. 1.

The start of "7/11" was also powered by its video, which caught fire with viewers on YouTube following its premiere on Nov. 21. A stark contrast to the slick production of the clips from Beyonce, the irrefutably fun, and seemingly homemade, video for "7/11" has amassed 39 million global views (as of Dec. 4).

Beyonce debuts three other songs on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs from the reissue: new track "Ring Off" enters at No. 31; "Standing on the Sun (Remix)," featuring Mr. Vegas, starts at No. 45; and original album track "Blow" begins at No. 48, aided by a new remix featuring Pharrell Williams.

Meanwhile, "***Flawless" leaps 34-12 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs with Digital Gainer honors. Of its 67,000 downloads sold, 91 percent stem from a newly-released remix featuring Nicki Minaj.

Seth Rogen was paid more than $8.4 million and his co-star James Franco received $6.5 million for their new film The Interview, according to a Bloomberg report, which says the figures were among a cache of sensitive documents that hackers stole from Sony Pictures Entertainment that are now being released to the press in a steady stream. The report further states that the movie, on which Rogen also served as co-director as well as one of the writers and producers, cost $44 million.

Fusion also reveals that Beyonce and Jay Z are set to cameo in the film, with each of them being paid $10,000 and given first-class plane tickets.

The Interview, a comedy in which Franco and Rogen play TV journalists who are drafted by the CIA to assassinate North Korea leader Kim Jong Un, is scheduled to open Christmas Day and has been condemned by North Korean officials, who have dubbed it an "act of war."

The Billboard 200, which has long been a chart that ranked the most popular albums of the week based on pure album sales, now shifts its methodology to a multi-metric consumption model. The ranking includes on-demand streaming and digital track sales, in addition to traditional album sales, all measured by Nielsen.

This is the most substantial update to the chart's methodology since May of 1991, when Billboard first used Nielsen's point-of-sale data — SoundScan — to measure album sales.

As previously reported, the new Billboard 200 chart uses accepted industry benchmarks for digital and streaming data, where 10 digital track sales from an album is equivalent to one album sale, and 1,500 song streams from an album equates to one album sale. All of the major on-demand audio subscription services are considered, including Spotify, Beats Music, Google Play and Xbox Music.

Beyonce's new Beyonce: More Only (EP) struts in at No. 8 on the Billboard 200 with 71,000 units. The digital set includes only the new bonus material (new songs, remixes and videos) that was added to the deluxe reissue of her self-titled album. The new EP sold 43,000 albums, but also garnered 25,000 in TEA and another 3,000 in SEA.

On the Top Album Sales chart, the Beyonce: More Only (EP) launches at No. 17.

The diva's self-titled album also scoots up both lists, thanks to its expanded reissue. On the Billboard 200, Beyonce rises 199-39 (25,000 units), while on the Top Album Sales chart, it vaults 199-37 (22,000 album sales; up 713 percent).

In other chart news, Beyonce's latest single "7/11" debuts on the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 18.

The Beyoncé Online Shop was updated with new merchandise especially for the Holiday season! New items include: Flawless Mug, Tie Dye Fitted Cap, Calendar Collage Tee, Mugshot L/S Tee, No Angel Tee and Ugly Holiday Ski Lodge Shirt.

UPDATE: One more item was also added to Beyoncé's shop on Spring — That's Bae Tee.

When it comes to Beyoncé, “you have to be prepared for the unexpected,” says the singer’s longtime manicurist Lisa Logan. As proof, this morning at 10:15, the queen of the stealth media reveal launched a well-edited selection of nail wraps in collaboration with Logan and the Los Angeles–based beauty company NCLA on Shop.Beyonce.com—this on the heels of last week’s release of two new singles and one very viral music video.

Among other things, Beyoncé certainly has nail influence—whether through her Instagrammed manicures, live performances (who could forget her chromatic fingertips at President Barack Obama’s 2009 inauguration), or music videos, where she spotlighted NCLA nail art.

Pulled from Beyoncé’s work, the patterns are meant to evoke the plaid shirts she wears while power-tossing her hair in the video for “***Flawless,” the rainbow bright lights that set the Rollergirl tone in “Blow,” the sparkling Tom Ford mosaic bodysuit and fishnets she donned onstage at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards, and the scrawl of her notebook including lyrics like “H-Town vicious.” With drying time removed from the equation, the press-on strips are primed for a spontaneous quick change. Because, as Logan puts it, “You can never peg what wants to wear or who she wants to be that day—you have to be able to switch it up.”

Nicki Minaj just announced the official tracklisting for her new album "The Pinkprint," and Beyonce is featured on one of the songs called "Feeling Myself"! The album comes out on December 15, so we'll get to hear the new track in just two weeks!

A photo posted by Nicki Minaj (@nickiminaj) on Dec 12, 2014 at 8:08am PST

The 2014 Soul Train Awards aired on BET on Sunday, and awards were handed out to the biggest stars in the music industry. Going into the ceremony, Beyoncé was nominated for six awards. Not present at the gala, she ended up winning two of them: Best R&B/Soul Female Artist and Album of the Year ("BEYONCÉ"). Congratulations!

Beyonce's latest offering, 7/11, has debuted on the coveted Billboard charts.

Fresh off the release of "Beyonce" (the Platinum edition) and the release of its well received music video, "7/11" debuts at no.42 on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart this week.

Also deemed the greatest gainer, the song's chart position is sure to soar on next week's tally considering the reception of the video, which has been watched by over 23 million viewers (on YouTube alone).

Last night the 2014 American Music Awards were held at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. Beyonce, nominated in three categories, won two awards — Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist and Favorite Soul/R&B Album ("BEYONCÉ")! Unfortunately, the singer didn't attend the ceremony.

Thanksgiving marks the kick off of holiday season. Many of us are fortunate enough to associate the holidays with an over abundance of food and gifts, not every family is so lucky.

Infused with the giving spirit, BeyGOOD made the dedication to support two organizations that provided outreach to more than 150 families in three shelters in the Bronx, New York, and nearly 80 families through a community hospital in Harlem, New York.

Initially, we set out on the journey to provide turkeys with our own budget in mind, but as absolute proof that doing good inspires others to do good, John and Ruth Brown stepped up to the plate and personally committed to donating turkeys.

We first met John and Ruth in Las Vegas last year during the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour. They had BeyGOOD stickers on so they were upgraded to the BeyStage. They asked to stay in touch so they could continue to carry the message of BeyGOOD and a year later they absolutely embodied the heart of real BeyGOOD Ambassadors! As the General Manager of a meat company, John and his wife Ruth committed to personally covering the cost of paying for half of the turkeys. After being inspired by John and Ruth, John’s boss, Ed, and a fellow meat distributor, also committed to donating turkeys because being GOOD inspires everyone!

Thanks to their giving spirits, and the spirit of BeyGOOD, we were able to support 250 families, assuring they would enjoy a hearty Thanksgiving meal.

Follow us on Twitter @BeyGOOD and share your stories of how you plan to give back and #BeyGOOD this holiday season.

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Beyonce may be winding down the campaign for her blockbuster fifth album, but the singer looks set to have fans wining their waists as she does so.

Why?

Because her new song ‘7/11′ is making a beeline for radio next week.

All Access Access lists the track, which is being described as similar sounding to ‘Partition’, as due to impact Urban formats on November 25th.

The radio “add” date is just one day after the ‘Platinum Edition’ of the singer’s game-changing self-titled LP struts into stores.

As reported, ‘7/11′ serves as one of two new songs featured on the beefed-up re-release (alongside ‘Ring Off’) which will also include four remixes and ten live performances from the superstar’s top-grossing ‘Mrs. Carter Show’ tour.

Beyoncé stepped out Friday night in New Orleans to celebrate sister Solange Knowles's rumored wedding weekend.

Solange – who is engaged to music video director Alan Ferguson – is reportedly set to tie the knot this weekend, and about 50 family and friends joined the happy couple in NOLA for a pre-wedding bash at the Indywood Cinema.

Solange, 28, and Ferguson, 51, showed a film they made of how they met before playing the movie they saw on their first date: Mahogany, a '70s flick featuring Diana Ross.

"It was pretty adorable," Hayley Sampson, who owns the film house with brother Will, tells PEOPLE. "They were talking about how they met and that they bonded this film and then showed everybody the movie."

As for the bash's treats, partygoers enjoyed daiquiris from local sandwich shop Gene's Po-Boys and drinks mixed by bartenders from the nearby go-to Oxalis.

After hit records, sold-out tours, and numerous awards, Beyoncé conquered the last remaining obstacle to securing pop culture immortality: Jeopardy.

Tuesday night (Nov. 11), the quiz show’s “Tournament of Champions” featured an “& Beyonce” category, with questions spanning the length of Queen Bey’s career, from Destiny’s Child through recent hit “Drunk in Love.” For any real Mrs. Carter fans (a.k.a – everyone), the questions were exceptionally easy.

The trio of contestants performed **flawlessly by correctly answering all five questions, though Arthur Chu had a slight gaffe on the $1000 clue.

With her category coronation, Beyoncé joins the ranks of artists such as Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney who have graced the Jeopardy board.

Last night MTV Europe Music Awards were held at The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. Rumors of Beyonce performing at the gala turned out to be false, as the singer didn't attend the show. However, she won the award for Best Song with a Message ("Pretty Hurts"), collecting 601,104 votes from fans on Twitter. Congratulations!

Both the nominees and hosts were announced Wednesday for the 2015 People's Choice Awards, set to air from the Nokia Theater L.A. Live on Jan. 7 from 9 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET on CBS.

Executive producer Mark Burnett revealed that Anna Faris and Allison Janney, stars of CBS' sitcom "Mom," will host the show. The actresses were also on hand Wednesday to help announce the nominees at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills, California.

The People's Choice Awards honors favorites in TV, film and music. Voting is open now for all 58 categories on PeoplesChoice.com, Facebook and mobile applications. It closes Dec. 4, with winners revealed during the live broadcast in 2015.

Beyonce is nominated in two categories:

Favorite Female Artist
Beyonce
Iggy Azalea
Katy Perry
Sia
Taylor Swift

Favorite Pop Artist
Beyonce
Jennifer Lopez
Jessie J
Sia
Taylor Swift