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Beyoncé Wins 17th GRAMMY
Beyoncé Wins 17th GRAMMY:
Congratulations to Beyoncé on her 17th GRAMMY win last night for Best Traditional R&B Peformance ("Love On Top")!
Congratulations to Beyoncé on her 17th GRAMMY win last night for Best Traditional R&B Peformance ("Love On Top")!
Vote for Beyoncé!
Vote for Beyoncé!:
Beyoncé's "Crazy In Love" made it to the 2nd round of PopDust's The Greatest Love Songs Since You Were Born tournament. Head to PopDust to vote now for Beyoncé to advance to the next round!
Beyoncé's "Crazy In Love" made it to the 2nd round of PopDust's The Greatest Love Songs Since You Were Born tournament. Head to PopDust to vote now for Beyoncé to advance to the next round!
More Beyonce Babies!!
More Beyonce Babies!!:
It was one year ago that Beyoncé and Jay-Z welcomed little Blue Ivy into the world. Now, in a one-on-one interview published in the March issue of Vogue, Beyoncé reveals that she is determined to have more children!
“When I was younger, there were moments where I said, ‘I’m not going to have children,’ ” says the singer. “And then moments when I wanted four. And now I definitely want another, but I don’t know when.”
In the interview, a blissful Beyoncé opens up about the joys of motherhood and recounts the highlights of childbirth.
Already, it’s been quite a year for Knowles who sang the national anthem at President Obama’s second inauguration and headlined the Superbowl XLVII halftime show. And, for the first time, Beyoncé is preparing to let the world catch a rare and intimate glimpse into her private life in an upcoming documentary, Beyoncé: Life is but a Dream, which premieres Sunday on HBO.
It was one year ago that Beyoncé and Jay-Z welcomed little Blue Ivy into the world. Now, in a one-on-one interview published in the March issue of Vogue, Beyoncé reveals that she is determined to have more children!
“When I was younger, there were moments where I said, ‘I’m not going to have children,’ ” says the singer. “And then moments when I wanted four. And now I definitely want another, but I don’t know when.”
In the interview, a blissful Beyoncé opens up about the joys of motherhood and recounts the highlights of childbirth.
Already, it’s been quite a year for Knowles who sang the national anthem at President Obama’s second inauguration and headlined the Superbowl XLVII halftime show. And, for the first time, Beyoncé is preparing to let the world catch a rare and intimate glimpse into her private life in an upcoming documentary, Beyoncé: Life is but a Dream, which premieres Sunday on HBO.
Beyonce’s In Full Bloom In VOGUE Spring Issue!
Beyonce’s In Full Bloom In VOGUE Spring Issue!:
Beyoncé cannot insulate herself from every crazy and idle rumor. When she encounters a story about herself on the Internet, she reads only the story. She stops there. She doesn’t let herself scroll down into the comments sections, which have a tendency to become cruel, ad hominem free-for-alls.
“Don’t scroll down!” Beyoncé advises, laughing. “You’re definitely going to get your feelings hurt.”
She talks about wanting more children. “When I was younger, there were moments where I said, ‘I’m not going to have children,’ ” Beyoncé says. “And then moments when I wanted four. And now I definitely want another, but I don’t know when.”
At the hospital her fears vanished. “My family and my closest people were there when I gave birth,” she says. “Everything that scared me just was not present in that room. So for me to really let go and really appreciate every contraction . . . it was the best day of my life.”
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Beyoncé recorded much of her upcoming album (which she compares to a blend of her last album, 4, and 2008’s I Am . . . Sasha Fierce) this past summer in New York’s Hamptons, where collaborators included Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, and The-Dream, and the vibe was beachy and relaxed. “We had dinners with the producers every day, like a family,” she says. “It was like a camp. Weekends off. You could go and jump in the pool and ride bikes . . . the ocean and grass and sunshine. . . . It was really a safe place.”
Beyoncé says her new music “is a lot more sensual . . . empowering.” It celebrates being a wife and a mother, reflecting the obvious changes in her life. “Right now, after giving birth, I really understand the power of my body,” she says. “I just feel my body means something completely different. I feel a lot more confident about it. Even being heavier, thinner, whatever. I feel a lot more like a woman. More feminine, more sensual. And no shame.”
Check out FULL INTERVIEW here.
Beyoncé cannot insulate herself from every crazy and idle rumor. When she encounters a story about herself on the Internet, she reads only the story. She stops there. She doesn’t let herself scroll down into the comments sections, which have a tendency to become cruel, ad hominem free-for-alls.
“Don’t scroll down!” Beyoncé advises, laughing. “You’re definitely going to get your feelings hurt.”
She talks about wanting more children. “When I was younger, there were moments where I said, ‘I’m not going to have children,’ ” Beyoncé says. “And then moments when I wanted four. And now I definitely want another, but I don’t know when.”
At the hospital her fears vanished. “My family and my closest people were there when I gave birth,” she says. “Everything that scared me just was not present in that room. So for me to really let go and really appreciate every contraction . . . it was the best day of my life.”
‘Beyoncé recorded much of her upcoming album (which she compares to a blend of her last album, 4, and 2008’s I Am . . . Sasha Fierce) this past summer in New York’s Hamptons, where collaborators included Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, and The-Dream, and the vibe was beachy and relaxed. “We had dinners with the producers every day, like a family,” she says. “It was like a camp. Weekends off. You could go and jump in the pool and ride bikes . . . the ocean and grass and sunshine. . . . It was really a safe place.”
Beyoncé says her new music “is a lot more sensual . . . empowering.” It celebrates being a wife and a mother, reflecting the obvious changes in her life. “Right now, after giving birth, I really understand the power of my body,” she says. “I just feel my body means something completely different. I feel a lot more confident about it. Even being heavier, thinner, whatever. I feel a lot more like a woman. More feminine, more sensual. And no shame.”
Check out FULL INTERVIEW here.
Branding Lessons from Beyonce
Branding Lessons from Beyonce:
It takes more than a catchy logo, flashy colors and a little bit of “shake your hips” and “show some leg” to create a trusted, consistent brand, and no one knows that better then Beyoncé. The whirlwind of negative press that circulated about how she had lip-synched the National Anthem during President Obama’s Inauguration could have tainted her gleaming reputation, but it didn’t. Why not? She could have ignored the matter or she could have admitted an error in judgment and apologized. She did neither. What she did do was communicate. She expressed what she did, why she did it, and remained rock-solid true to her brand.
Beyoncé admitted to singing with a recording, and in doing so continued to deliver what her fans expect most from her: quality, emotional connection, passion and some real “Sasha Fierce” (her brand avatar) attitude, which further endeared the market to her.
Businesses of every kind encounter errors and mistakes. The challenge lies in finding ways to rise above those bumps in the road. How can your business and brand benefit from looking at the way Beyoncé handled her lip-synch snafu?
Let’s look at how she succeeded in preserving trust and actually strengthening her brand:
IF YOU LIKE IIT THEN YOU BETTER TAKE THE REINS ON IT
Shortly after the Inauguration, at a press conference about her upcoming Super Bowl Half Time Show concert, Beyoncé took the reins. Before reporters had a chance to toss her a question, she belted out a powerful acapella rendition of “The National Anthem” followed with, “Any questions?” and a laugh. Not only did she take control and write her own ending to the lip-synch buzz, but she even over-delivered by giving everyone what they wanted to see and hear in true “Sasha Fierce” brand style all the way.
SHOW YOUR HUMAN SIDE
She went on to share her humanness and vulnerability. She expressed that she is a perfectionist, was uncomfortable performing live without a sound check, and did not want to let everyone down with a less-than-perfect moment. She then reinforced her dedication to continue delivering what her fan following expects by stating she would not disappoint in the upcoming Super Bowl Half Time Show.
KEY TAKE-AWAY? BE PRE-EMPTIVE AND WRITE YOUR OWN ENDING
Your business can rise above bumps in the road. How? Identify the problem quickly. Address your market with conviction in a way that’s in line with your voice, image, and customer expectation. Over-deliver by providing discounts or free downloads, etc. Tell your story, share challenges and re-commit. Give your market the opportunity to better understand who you are. Then reinforce what your brand stands for by communicating positive intentions. You too will create a positive ending to a challenging situation.
AT BRAND SCHOOL WE SHOW YOU HOW TO ROCK YOUR BRAND
Understanding your customers’ needs, being able to exceed their expectations and effectively communicate your ideas is critical to maintaining strong brand loyalty. In our 8-week course at Brand School you will receive the tools to develop your branding and use it to make your business sing. We give you hands-on exercises, exclusive online videos, and the opportunity to connect with a supportive community of brand-building entrepreneurs. Join our mailing list for more information about the Spring Semester.
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It takes more than a catchy logo, flashy colors and a little bit of “shake your hips” and “show some leg” to create a trusted, consistent brand, and no one knows that better then Beyoncé. The whirlwind of negative press that circulated about how she had lip-synched the National Anthem during President Obama’s Inauguration could have tainted her gleaming reputation, but it didn’t. Why not? She could have ignored the matter or she could have admitted an error in judgment and apologized. She did neither. What she did do was communicate. She expressed what she did, why she did it, and remained rock-solid true to her brand.Beyoncé admitted to singing with a recording, and in doing so continued to deliver what her fans expect most from her: quality, emotional connection, passion and some real “Sasha Fierce” (her brand avatar) attitude, which further endeared the market to her.
Businesses of every kind encounter errors and mistakes. The challenge lies in finding ways to rise above those bumps in the road. How can your business and brand benefit from looking at the way Beyoncé handled her lip-synch snafu?
Let’s look at how she succeeded in preserving trust and actually strengthening her brand:
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IF YOU LIKE IIT THEN YOU BETTER TAKE THE REINS ON IT
Shortly after the Inauguration, at a press conference about her upcoming Super Bowl Half Time Show concert, Beyoncé took the reins. Before reporters had a chance to toss her a question, she belted out a powerful acapella rendition of “The National Anthem” followed with, “Any questions?” and a laugh. Not only did she take control and write her own ending to the lip-synch buzz, but she even over-delivered by giving everyone what they wanted to see and hear in true “Sasha Fierce” brand style all the way.
SHOW YOUR HUMAN SIDE
She went on to share her humanness and vulnerability. She expressed that she is a perfectionist, was uncomfortable performing live without a sound check, and did not want to let everyone down with a less-than-perfect moment. She then reinforced her dedication to continue delivering what her fan following expects by stating she would not disappoint in the upcoming Super Bowl Half Time Show.
KEY TAKE-AWAY? BE PRE-EMPTIVE AND WRITE YOUR OWN ENDING
Your business can rise above bumps in the road. How? Identify the problem quickly. Address your market with conviction in a way that’s in line with your voice, image, and customer expectation. Over-deliver by providing discounts or free downloads, etc. Tell your story, share challenges and re-commit. Give your market the opportunity to better understand who you are. Then reinforce what your brand stands for by communicating positive intentions. You too will create a positive ending to a challenging situation.
AT BRAND SCHOOL WE SHOW YOU HOW TO ROCK YOUR BRAND
Understanding your customers’ needs, being able to exceed their expectations and effectively communicate your ideas is critical to maintaining strong brand loyalty. In our 8-week course at Brand School you will receive the tools to develop your branding and use it to make your business sing. We give you hands-on exercises, exclusive online videos, and the opportunity to connect with a supportive community of brand-building entrepreneurs. Join our mailing list for more information about the Spring Semester.
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