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What would you do if you got the opportunity to hang out with the most powerful entertainer in the world right now, Beyoncé? That’s the question that was posed to several celebrities by Vanity Fair and some of the answers were quite hilarious.
Check them out below and tell us what you would do with Queen Bey.
The festive season is upon us and that means long days spent lazing about listening to our favourite jams or dancing to our best club tracks as the New Year draws closer.
We’ve compiled a list of music that’s going to get us through this festive season. What song would you add to the list?
1. Wololo – Babes Wodumo
2. Formation – Beyoncé
3. Domo Genesis – DAPPER feat. Anderson .Paak
4. Cliché – Demor ft Sun-EL, Les Ego, Nontu X
5. The skies will break – Corinne Bailey Rae
6. Uthando – Sjava
7. One dance – Drake ft. Kyla and Wizkid
8. Fade – Kanye West
9. It’s a Fine Day – Euphonik ft. Zandra
10. Cranes in the sky – Solange
11. Naninina – Vusi Nova
12. Special Affair – The Internet
13. Kucheza – Mafikozolo
14. Needed Me – Rihanna
15. Am I Wrong – Anderson .Paak ft ScHoolboy Q
16. Diamond Walk/Big Dreams – Stogie T
17. M.I.L.F $ – Fergie
18. Lion of Judah – Lebo Sekgobela
19. Gobisiqolo – Bhizer x Trigger x Bhepepe
There’s only one word to describe the Beyoncé MTV VMA performance this weekend and that’s electrifying!
The singer stole the show when she gave some of us who haven’t seen her Formation World Tour a peek at what it must look like. She performed songs from her hit visual album, Lemonade.
BHS of Beyoncé’s Formation World Tour
Check it out below. It will get your day off to an incredible start.
Beyoncé – VMA 2016 PERFORMANCE from WELCOME TO SHOW on Vimeo.
On August 9, 1956 20 000 women courageously marched to the Union Buildings to protest the pass laws in South Africa. Each year we remember their efforts and those of many others by celebrating women’s month. As part of that movement, some of the women at the Bona office have shared the songs they feel inspire, uplift and empower them as women; sung by women from across the globe.
What songs would be on your women’s month playlist?
Deputy Editor – Lutho Vuso
Destiny’s Child – Survivor
Beyoncé – Flawless
Features Editor – Amanda Mtuli
Queen Latifah, Yo Yo, TLC, MC Lyte, Nefertiti, Salt N Pepa, Patra, Meshell Ndegeocello – Freedom
Aretha Franklin – Respect
Destiny’s Child – Independent Women
Digital Editor – Bongiwe Tshiqi
Nina Simone – Four Women
Simphiwe Dana – Ndim Iqhawe
Laura Mvula – She
Copy Editor – Patience Gumbo-Chimbetete
Alicia Keys – Superwoman
Alicia Keys – A Woman’s Worth
Copy Editor – Matshidiso Nkokou
Christina Aguilera – Beautiful
Features Writer – Fundiswa Nkwanyana
Black Gold by Esperanza Spalding ft. Algebra Blessett
Beauty Writer – Keletso Modisakeng
Beyoncé – Grown Woman
SeSotho Editor: Nthabi Maqelepo-Zingeni
Zonke – Feelings
SeSotho Translator – Refilwe Setai
Naomi Wachira – I Am A Woman
Lira – Something Inside So Strong
Beyoncé, Taraji P. Henson, Rihanna, Maxwell, Kevin Hart and many more celebs have participated in a MIC video to speak up following the numerous deaths of unarmed black people in the US. #BlackLivesMatter protests have been ongoing in America for years now as scores of black people continue to be gunned down by police officers and as we’ve seen in the many horrifying videos of their deaths – it’s without any aggravation.
Celebs have lended their voices to the movement by participating in protests, dedicating songs and movies as well as writing letters to government. In the latest effort driven by Alicia Keys and MIC, our favourite personalities speak about the ways that a black person’s life can be taken away.
Check it out below.
Beyoncé & Kendrick Lamar opened the show at the BET Awards this weekend and it was insanely lit! They performed her song Freedom spectacularly and it was kicked off with a speech by Dr Martin Luther King Jnr.
Check it out below and get your week started the right way.
