What Would Beyoncé Do?!

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The golden rule of show business sounds simple: never be boring. However, this is a little hard to actually put in practice. Particularly in this day and age, where there are so many new things popping up in several different channels, that keeping someone's attention and interest on you seems to be almost impossible. Beyoncé has announcedher initial run of Renaissance World Tour dates, including both the European and North American legs.

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It's said with humour, but Omielan isn't the type of artist to become shy when she talks of money and ambition. We're the same age," says Luisa Omielan, about her hero Beyoncé, "but when she was 21 she was selling out arenas, while I was drinking Bacardi Breezers in Wetherspoons." More from Comedy: Getting to know Harry Potter parodists Weirdos We ask: 'Is the Edinburgh Fringe too small?' Break My Soul may have been billed as the pro-worker Great Resignation anthem of last summer, but it is muted when money talks.’ Photograph: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Atlantis The RoyalIn the last decade of her career, Beyoncé has increasingly moved into the political sphere, using the ideologies of writers Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Audre Lorde in her music and videos. Her more vociferously outspoken presence in later years has been the subject of both celebration and critique. But whatever camp you fall into, here are nine reasons why the mega-star’s 23-year career is socially, politically and culturally critical, and why the singer herself has become a powerful advocate for change. 1. Never stop evolving

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Beyoncé and Tina Knowles-Lawson in Houston, Texas, with BeyGOOD post-Hurricane Harvey relief in 2017. Courtesy of Parkwood Entertainment As she’s grown and evolved, so too has her personality; from shy teen to the time she thanked a presenter for pointing out that she was, indeed, Beyoncé, her shade compilations are now a YouTube genre in their own right. We will also never tire of goofy footage of Destiny’s Child discussing what animal they would transform into if they could (Beyoncé chose a whale, FYI, before berating Michelle with her bare eyes after she made a smutty joke). 2. Total game changer But I’m not talking about a nose job here. Instead, I think she uses a ton of contouring to make her nose look thinner.

Blue is clearly super talented already, and a source previously told HollywoodLife that Bey and Jay are very supportive of their daughter. “Blue Ivy is a natural performer and, unsurprisingly, she’s also very talented,” our source revealed. “When you see her dance it’s obvious that she was born for it. Beyoncé and Jay-Z really nurture her talent. She’s been in dance classes since she was a toddler, and she’s always been included in everything her mom and dad are doing, too.” Beyoncé and Jay-Z are two of the biggest names in music, as one of the leading popstars and rappers in the industry, and they’ve been married since 2008. Boom. Is your mind blown right now? That triangle looks exactly like the triangle that represented the Illuminati. Jay Z uses it to represent his record label, Roc-A-Fella Records (because he is also an Illuminati member — keep up, now, folks). The power couple is obviously giving a shoutout to their Illuminati homies every time they do this (I'm told their Illuminati squad include Lady Gaga, Madonna, and Kanye West). There have been rumours that Beyoncé has been considering British girl group Flo, who will receive the Rising Star Award at the 2023 Brit Awards. Other potential openers who will join Bey on stage are the Nigerian singer Tems, as well as English singer and rapper Bree Runway. When did Beyonce last tour in the UK? You don't get to the top without making a few enemies, but you don't stay at the top if you don't know how to respect your peers. Loving yourself and recognizing your worth is very different from being a dive who acts like she's better than everyone around her. The genesis of many career downfalls lies exactly in the fact that stars begin to adopt this behavior.

What Would Beyoncé Do?! - Penguin Books UK

However, I'm sure it won't be for everybody. I talk a lot about the industry and Edinburgh; how it can be quite daunting and stressful. But overall I think the moral of the story is: just do it anyway. It's always going to be hard, but the reward is having a show that gives you a feeling you can't replicate anywhere else in the world." Luisa Omielan on Fringe success Her performances today retain many of the features she had to adopt in a small and free festival venue. "All the little cute things that happen in the show came from that. For example, I always start the show on stage with music playing as the audience comes into the venue, and that came from the free festival because I had to set up the room, put the music on and clear the glasses. Now I don't do a show unless I'm on stage when the audience come in. I love that it's been very grassroots and that it's the audience that have built it. No one has made me, it's not because I've been on TV that I've got this big room. And of course, in light of the title, she explains, "I don't know about you, but I get really bored watching stand-up shows. I think they're really dull. So I was thought, 'I want to have a stand-up show, but I want it to be more like a party as well as jokes. So I know, every time I get bored, I'm going to play some Beyoncé." As a role model I think she is superb. I still think, 'What would Beyoncé do?' because it helps me have that confidence in myself. In February, I played the Kentish Town Forum – I hired that myself. It's a 600-seater and I sold it out."Omielan is a comedy-compass. She could find the humour in a brown paper bag. Her thorny love life; her mother-a Polish immigrant who arrived, single with two young children, unable to speak a word of English; her younger brother's depression - have become something not to make fun of, but something - to borrow a well-worn phrase - to find the silver lining in.