Beyonce’s album sparked national discussion about the exclusion of Black country music artists and was the backdrop to a unique UH course.

The NFL warned Beyoncé over this part of her performance during her Christmas Day Halftime game with the Ravens and Texans.

A source exclusively tells Us Weekly that as a result of Beyoncé, 43, stepping onto the football field for a must-see performance on December 25, the NFL cautioned the Cowboy Carter singer and her team that she would be fined $500 for each crystal that fell off her costume during her halftime set.

It was early in the first few days of training camp when quarterback C.J. Stroud, who was coming off one of the greatest rookie seasons of all time, was asked what he thought of the Houston Texans’ new offense.

On Instagram, the BeyGOOD Foundation said it would be making a donation to the LA Fire Relief Fund to assist families impacted by the wildfires and ensure funds go to churches as well as other community organizations.

As wildfires devastate Los Angeles, Beyoncé delays her plans to focus on supporting affected families through her BeyGOOD initiative.

That brought Beyoncé's career total nominations to a whopping 99, making her the most nominated artist in Grammys history. Another amazing feat: “Cowboy Carter” tied Michael Jackson's “Thriller” for the most nominated release.

For performing at halftime on a Netflix game between the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans, the NFL paid Beyonce a cool $20 million.

A new poll asked Texans how they feel about some of those famous figures in the state. Here's how they responded.

So when Beyoncé’s Christmas Day halftime performance at the Houston Texans versus Baltimore Ravens game incited outrage over the use of Americana magery, I was confused. Discourse ensued across social media about the singer invoking blatant American imagery,

“I don't feel that way,” Mahomes said Wednesday in his first media availability ahead of Sunday's AFC title game against Buffalo, where the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs will try to earn a chance at a three-peat.

Netflix has increased its monthly prices with the ad-supported standard plan at $7.99, the standard plan at $17.99 and the premium plan at $24.99.