Beyonce to Be Honored for Humanitarian Work at BET Awards

The Houston rapper, Bun B, says Jay-Z has been protective of Beyonce since the beginning, Page Six reported today. The other side of the hip-hop group, UGK, recently spoke with Sama’an Ashrawi of The Nostalgia Mixtape podcast about the set of Beyonce’s 2005 single, “Check On It.” Bun B claims Jay-Z wanted all the other men on the set of the music video removed because he didn’t want them looking at Beyonce’s sexual dance moves and sultry costumes.

Kelly Preston will always hold a special place in her daughter's heart. The actress' 20-year-old daughter, Ella Travolta, took to Instagram on Sunday to share a heartbreaking tribute to her late mother.

Beyonce will release her forthcoming visual album Black is King exclusively on the Disney+ streaming service.It was previously reported that the Halo hitmaker, who worked with Disney bosses on last year’s The Lion King revamp and its subsequent soundtrack, was eyeing a $100 million (£80 million) deal with chiefs at the media giant to work for the organisation exclusively.On Saturday, it was confirmed the 38-year-old entertainer will be releasing Black is King, based on the music from her 2019

Beyoncé’s philanthropic contributions today by honouring her with the 2020 Humanitarian Award.The pop icon was chosen for her work with foundation BeyGOOD – an initiative she developed during her Mrs.

Lemonade to Black Is King, her coming later this summer.Former First Lady Michelle Obama presented the award to Beyoncé. "From her music that gives voice to Black joy and Black pain to her activism that demands justice for Black lives," Obama said.

Beyoncé was recognized for her charitable work at the 2020 BET Awards on Sunday night. The virtual awards show presented the artist with the Humanitarian Award.

, a "celebratory memoir for the world on the Black experience" which features music from and was written, directed, and executive produced by her. Expect guest appearances from Childish Gambino, Kendrick Lamar, Blue Ivy Carter, Pharrell, and Jay-Z—and in case you're like I NEED THIS YESTERDAY, don't panic! You don't have to wait too long.

Blue Ivy Carter's star power keeps getting brighter! The 8-year-old daughter of Beyoncé and JAY-Z just won her first-ever BET Award!Blue Ivy won the award Sunday for «Brown Skin Girl,» a track from Beyoncé's  album that also features Wizkid and Saint Jhn.The mother-daughter duo nabbed the accolade over «Underdog» by Alicia Keys; «Melanin» by Ciara feat. Lupita Nyong'o, Ester Dean, City Girls & La La; «I Choose» by Layton Greene; «Tempo» by Lizzo feat.

Beyonce will be honored with the Humanitarian Award at this year's BET Awards, and according to Terrence J, there's nobody more deserving. In an interview with ET's Denny Directo and Melicia Johnson, the actor and BET Awards pre-show co-host opened up about Bey's incredible work — and whether she could surprise fans with a performance on Sunday night. «Beyonce does so much.

Beyoncé will be saluted for her philanthropy endeavors with the BET Humanitarian Award.The Formation icon is being recognized for her ongoing work in conjunction with her BeyGOOD charity, through which she recently donated millions for coronavirus relief, and helped to set up testing sites in her native Houston, Texas, where her team members have also been distributing personal protective equipment, essential items, hot meals, and grocery vouchers to locals in need.She also just launched the Bla

Beyonce is set to receive the humanitarian award from Black Entertainment Television (BET).

BET on Thursday announced that Beyoncé will receive the Humanitarian Award at the 2020 BET Awards, set to air on Sunday. The superstar is being honored for her longstanding philanthropic work, including her recent COVID-19 relief efforts.

Beyoncé will be an integral part of the 2020 BET Awards.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorBeyoncé Knowles-Carter will be honored with the Humanitarian Award at Sunday’s 20th Annual BET Awards, the network said today. The show also will pay tribute to NBC star Kobe Bryant and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Little Richard.