The term “renaissance” refers to a rebirth: a time of transition and transformation that involves artistic and cultural revival. As the COVID-19 lockdown began to end, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter felt a renaissance emerging, and she wanted to be a nurturing part of it. Beyoncé’s album “Renaissance” was born to share love, confidence and joy and is part of a three-act musical project.
As the Grammy’s entered its 59th year, it brought out performances that caused a wave of emotions, social media response and nostalgia for past years. Emotions ran high as tributes blazed the...
By Brianna Holcomb - Arts and Entertainment Editor
As everyone patiently waited for Super Bowl 50 to happen last weekend, Beyoncé once again seized the opportunity to release new music. On Saturday...
By Pooja Jaisinghani
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“Change only takes place when and where there is action,” said Jay-Z. “I’m joining the 2014 Global Citizens’ Festival because...
By Katie Webb
Arts & Entertainment Editor
“Nobody sees what we see, they’re just hopelessly gazing,” Beyoncé sings on the track XO, off her self-titled fifth album.
A new...
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