Cyrus Langhorne
Grammy-winning singer Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has shown giving is better than receiving this holiday season by reaching out to publicized eight-year-old burn victim Safyre Terry.
According to reports, Queen Bey sent Terry a heartfelt Christmas package this week.
A card arrived in the mail, along with a handwritten message from Bey: “To My Survivor Safyre! You are such an incredible inspiration. Have a beautiful holiday.”
But wait … there was more — a “Flawless” t-shirt and a cool headband. Safyre’s family tells us she’s a huge fan of Queen Bey and can’t wait to wear the tee. (TMZ)
Bey and her rap star husband Jay Z reportedly went down South to shoot a mystery music video.
Beyoncé is currently shooting a new video at the Super Dome. Jay Z is also with her. pic.twitter.com/HvobxVdbrG
— BEYONCÉ LEGION (@BeyLegion) December 22, 2015
Jay and Bey won a publicized “Drunk In Love” lawsuit last week.
Beyoncé and Jay Z beat a lawsuit filed by a Hungarian singer who accused the superstar couple of using her voice for their hit track “Drunk in Love” without her permission because the song is a “constitutionally protected work of art,” according to a new ruling. (Page Six)
Details of the lawsuit went public back in December 2014.
The lawsuit alleges that Beyonce and her team sampled Mitsou’s vocals for the opening hook of the single, taking a 1995 recording that the Hungarian singer did of a song called “Bajba, Bajba Pelem,” or the U.S. title, “Gypsy Life on the Road.” (Us Magazine)
