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In the gallery you'll find photos of "BEYONCÉ" vinyl that was released last week! Credit goes to cheleny. Buy your own copy on Amazon now!

Beyonce must be crazy about "Fifty Shades of Grey."

Queen B posted a teaser for the trailer of the hotly anticpated film, which features what sounds like a slowed-down version of 'Crazy in Love.'

According to Beyonce's Instagram post, the full trailer for the movie -- which stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson -- drops on Thursday, July 24.

The nominations for the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards were announced Thursday, and Beyonce leads the way with an impressive eight nods! You can vote for her in four of the categories so be sure to do so!

Video of the Year
Beyonce feat. Jay Z "Drunk in Love"
Iggy Azalea feat. Charli XCX "Fancy"
Miley Cyrus "Wrecking Ball"
Pharrell Williams "Happy"
Sia "Chandelier"

Best Female Video
Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea "Problem"
Beyonce "Partition"
Iggy Azalea feat. Charli XCX "Fancy"
Katy Perry feat. Juicy J "Dark Horse"
Lorde "Royals"

Best Collaboration
Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea "Problem"
Beyonce feat. Jay Z "Drunk in Love"
Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne & Tyga "Loyal"
Eminem feat. Rihanna "The Monster"
Katy Perry feat. Juicy J "Dark Horse"
Pitbull feat. Kesha "Timber"

In the gallery you'll find several photos from the photoshoot for the On the Run tourbook.

Before she woke up flawless, Beyoncé woke up mad. That’s how she later explained the controversial six-minute sonic experiment called “Bow Down/I Been On” that she posted online in March of 2013.

"I went into the studio, I had a chant in my head, it was aggressive, it was angry, it wasn't the Beyoncé that wakes up every morning," she told iTunes Radio. "...Imagine the person that hates you. Imagine a person that doesn't believe in you. And look in the mirror and say, 'Bow down, bitch' and I guarantee you feel gangsta.”

That track reemerged in December on the self-titled “video album” that she and her team created in secret and released sans forewarning—prompting an Internet freakout and enormous sales. By then, “Bow Down” had been reengineered into “***Flawless,” with the song’s original back half replaced by a TEDx talk snippet from author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a rap from Beyoncé, and an instantly viral refrain about rising in the morning looking perfect.

“It’s not to be taken literally,” said musician The-Dream, who co-wrote the song along with Beyoncé, Chauncey Hollis, Rey Reel, and Rashad Muhammad. “Nobody wakes up flawless. It’s an oxymoron. But the meaning behind it, to say ‘I just woke up feeling good,’ is what it’s about.”

The accompanying video dramatizes that spirit via a multicultural punk-rock mosh pit. Shooting in Paris, director Jake Nava populated the scene with models, actual London Rudeboys, and members of something called the Parisian Anti-Racist Skinhead Alliance.

“That was cool, because we were creating a subculture video in the wrong city, and in their numbers were Indians and blacks and whites,” Nava told me. “There was a utopian feeling about that posse, because they were making a big thing about the fact that they were not in any way with the racist connotations of original skinheads.”

I screen capped the music video for "Say Yes".

Also, in the gallery you'll find one new behind the scenes photo.

Beyonce updated her official website with behind the scenes photos from "Part II (On the Run)" music video.

Michelle, Kelly and Beyoncé reunite behind the scenes for the making of “Say Yes.”

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"Say Yes" music video in now available on YouTube. Watch below!

Beyonce is nominated in two categories for the 2014 Teen Choice Awards! The winners will be announced live Sunday, August 10, on Fox. Voting is open now at www.teenchoiceawards.com.

Choice Female Artist
Beyoncé
Miley Cyrus
Ariana Grande
Lorde
Katy Perry
Taylor Swift

Choice Female Hottie
Beyoncé
Selena Gomez
Ariana Grande
Kendall Jenner
Rihanna
Bella Thorne

Michelle Williams is premiering the music video for her latest single "Say Yes" featuring Beyonce and Kelly Rowland on Wednesday, June 18 on Good Morning America! Make sure to tune in to ABC tomorrow to catch the premiere and listen to the song again below.

Listen to the two new official remixes of Beyonce's latest single "Pretty Hurts" by Monsieur Adi and I Am A Camera below!

Beyoncé is releasing her latest album on vinyl! The official "BEYONCÉ" vinyl will be available on June 23, 2014. Head over to Amazon to pre-order it now!

Michelle Williams sent longtime fans into a tizzy on Monday with the debut of her new single, "Say Yes" but diehards had already heard the track a few weeks earlier when an unofficial version leaked. Blame former Destiny's Child groupmates Beyonce Knowles and Kelly Rowland, who, by virtue of appearing in the song's video, all but ensured that curiosity would kill the the secret.

"We heard all this commotion going on while we were filming," Williams tells The Hollywood Reporter of the late-May shoot. "We filmed at somebody's house and they probably got excited and called their cousins and friends and, next thing you know, the whole town was on one street. ... I woke up to the news of the song being leaked and I just hate when that happens because it was an unmastered version. At the same time, I was overwhelmed by the support. I know things happen for a reason. I don't want anyone to think I'm pissed. I'm not."

Helmed by versatile producer Harmony Samuels (Ariana Grande, Maroon 5, Chris Brown, Jennifer Hudson) "Say Yes" is an ode to his Nigerian roots. Says Williams of its origin: "It is a song that came from Africa more than a hundred years ago. I don't think anyone knows who wrote it or who started singing that chorus. When the song leaked last week, so many people from Africa and Nigeria were trying to let me know where it came from."

As for how her gal pals got involved in facilitating an unofficial Destiny's Child reunion? Rowland and Knowles fell in love with Williams' version of the song. "They received an advance copy of the album and called saying, 'We love 'When Jesus Says Yes'… there has to be a Destiny's Child mix of the song,'" Williams recalls. "Kelly did it and Beyonce got right in the studio and did her part. I kept it a secret because I didn't want anyone to know until it was time."

Being back on set with her two best friends, she adds, was amazing. "It was so much fun," says Williams. "It was like we were little kids again. I have their back and they have mine. They have showed themselves to be loyal to me time after time. They have proven they are my sisters time and time again."

"Say Yes" is the first song released from Williams's forthcoming fourth album Journey To Freedom, due out in September.

Check out the exclusive “Pretty Hurts” remix by R3hab to celebrate the one-year anniversary of The Sound of Change Live presented by Chime for Change!

Beyoncé covers the latest issue of T, The New York Times Style Magazine, on stands Sunday, June 15th and online now. Read the full article and see the photoshoot below.

The Woman on Top of the World
A few years ago, Beyoncé Knowles was like any other record-breaking pop star in an already crowded field. Then something changed.

If you’ve ever seen Beyoncé Knowles astride a concert stage or a red carpet, you know she is a woman with a flair for dramatic entrances. But no previous coup de théâtre prepared the world for the arrival of the singer’s fifth full-length solo record, “Beyoncé,” the “visual album” that airdropped onto iTunes at midnight on Dec. 13, 2013. For months, the music press had seethed with speculation about Beyoncé’s delayed record release, with rumors of disastrous studio sessions and dozens of scrapped songs. “There is utter disarray in Beyoncé’s camp,” the website MediaTakeOut.com hissed. It was an unheard-of turn of events for Beyoncé, whose career had been a testament to, as it were, array: a regal, orderly parade from hit to hit, milestone to milestone, strength to strength.

Michelle Williams' "Say Yes" featuring Beyoncé & Kelly Rowland is available on iTunes starting today! Below, you can watch a lyric video for the song.

MTV Base (DStv Channel 322) has revealed the nominees for Best International Act at the 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards (MAMA) 2014. The five nominees competing in the category include hip hop star Drake (Canada), R&B goddess Beyoncé (USA), R&B stunner Rihanna (Barbados), singer songwriter Pharrell (USA) and pop phenomenon Miley Cyrus (USA).

The MTV Africa Music Awards (MAMA) KwaZulu-Natal takes place at the Durban International Convention Centre (ICC), on Saturday 7 June and will be broadcast around the world on MTV, MTV Base, BET International and affiliate stations. The 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards is brought to you by KwaZulu-Natal Province and supported by Absolut and the City of Durban. South Africa Tourism is also a key partner to the awards.

The winners of Best International Act will be revealed during the live telecast of MAMA 2014 on 7 June at the ICC, Durban. To vote for the winner of Best International Act, go to mama.mtv.com.

After a three-year hiatus, the massive World Music Awards returned on May 27 with a decked out ceremony in Monaco. Beyonce was nominated solo and with Destiny's Child in 13 categories and took home Best R&B Act! However, she wasn't there to claim the award.

If fans were excited for Beyoncé and Jay Z to hit the road together on this summer’s On The Run Tour, it’s safe to say things ramped up even more when the power couple released a completely unexpected, star-studded faux movie trailer earlier this month. Featuring a gun-wielding Beyoncé, a gangster Jay, and cameos from A-list Hollywood royalty including Sean Penn, Jake Gyllenhaal, Blake Lively, and Don Cheadle, the trailer—technically a music video for Jay’s "Part II (On the Run)"—was a gloriously epic shock to the system.

But how did it all come together? And even though the words “Coming Never” flash on the screen at the video’s end, will we ever see this become an actual feature-length film? We turned to the film’s director, former Beyoncé creative director and Grammy-winning music video bigwig, Melina Matsoukas, for those answers and more. The filmmaker, who has worked with everyone from Rihanna to Solange and Lady Gaga, revealed to ELLE.com how Beyoncé and Jay transformed into action stars, which actor dropped everything for their cameo, and why she considers the Carters family.

This 'Run' video was straight-up epic. Take me through the process of how it came to life.

Obviously I’ve worked with Beyoncé quite a bit; I know Jay through the years. We’ve been trying to work together for a couple of his albums and it just never came to fruition. I’d been dying to work with him and I love working with her, so it just felt like the perfect combination. With this song, it’s actually a music video—I know everyone’s calling it a trailer, which I guess it is as well. But it’s a music video for his song “Part II (On The Run).” I feel like in Jay’s career he doesn’t want to just do a normal music video. So we were trying to come up with a way to visualize the song that wasn’t something that we’ve seen before. So I came up with this whole movie trailer idea and it just kind of progressed from there. We were talking about trying to hide the fact that it was a music video, and the idea was to release this trailer for this blockbuster that you’ll never see.