Grammy Award-winning songbirds Beyonce Knowles and Alicia Keys spent Tuesday filming a music video in a Rio de Janeiro slum. The ladies have descended on the shantytown of Morro da Conceicao to shoot a video for Keys’ “Put It In a Love Song,” the latest single from the album The Element of Freedom.
“Song” will reportedly see Beyonce and Alicia dressed in Carnival-inspired costumes — including Swarovski headwear and feature scenes from the Sambadrome Carnival Parade.
“It’s nice that we just celebrate each others careers, that’s what the song is about, coming together to empower each other,” Alicia told Brazilian newspaper O Dia of the track and Beyonce. “This song was meant for us at this time. We’ve become really good friends.”
The video — produced by Alicia’s married boyfriend Swizz Beatz — is expected to wrap shooting this week for a debut later this month.
Russell Crowe is set to share the screen with singing star Beyonce in a forthcoming remake of the classic motion picture A Star Is Born, London’s Daily Star has dished.
Oscar winner Robert Downey, Jr. had been pitted for the lead role, but the “Gladiator” star has apparently replaced him. Crowe will reportedly play an aging alcoholic musician who mentors and falls in love with a talented young star, portrayed by the “Single Ladies” singer.
Will someone puhleeze get Miss. Sasha Fierce some stilettos with traction? Singing star Beyonce took a tumble during the Florianopolis Music Festival in Brazil this week. This isn’t the first embarrassing public slip for the multiplatium-selling songstress. Beyonce, as you may recall, took a tumble head first down a flight of stairs during a concert a few years back.
To her credit, no one makes waxing the floor with your butt look quite as glorious as Madame Knowles!
Beyonce showed off her best moves in a 60-second ad for HDTV giant Vizio during the Super Bowl this Sunday The R&B diva wowed fans just one week after her historic wins at the 2010 Grammys by singing and dancing in a spot that aired during the NFL’s biggest game of the season.
Beyonce made history at this weekend’s 2010 Grammy Awards, according to The Associated Press.
The singing temptress set a Grammy record for most wins by a female artist in one night after collecting six trophies – including Song of the Year for her anthem “Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)” — at Sunday night’s ceremony in Los Angeles. Mrs. Knowles-Carter is now officially the most decorated woman in one night in the 52 year history of the awards show. Before snagging her sixth win, Beyonce was tied for the honor of most wins (five) in a night for a female artist with fellow recording artists Alicia Keys, Norah Jones, Amy Winehouse, and Alison Krauss.
Beyonce had been up for a leading 10 prizes at this year’s show.