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The mommy-daughter duo hit up Bey's favorite Brooklyn diner Buttermilk Channel, and it looks as though the King is completely over covering her little bundle of joy up under blankets and coats.  

As an artist, Bey has the right to make any kind of song she wants, even if it clashes with some of her themes of the past. There's nothing wrong with Bey being a feminist in real life, while throwing some shade using her musical persona.  

Feminists have criticized Beyonce because the song Bow Down differs from the theme of her music, which usually preaches empowerment. Yesterday, criticism came from a somewhat random voice: conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh. 

Dressed in one of her favorite pairs of Isabel Marant sneakers, some jeans, and a super cute hoodie, the blonde "Bow Down" bombshell took a flick while on the stoop of an NYC Soho store.

In the latest issue of Shape Magazine, Beyonce opened up about her future plans for more children, and it's coming sooner than most of us may have thought. 

Amber Rose recently posted a picture to her Instagram showing off her 3-week-old post-baby body in a red dress, and we noticed that it's a common color among celebrity women who show off their new bodies after giving birth.

GlobalGrind decided to find photographic evidence to back up everything Beyonce claimed on her new boastful track, and from what we've gathered, Baddie Bey is the truth.  

Just a few days after Beyonce's cover of Shape Magazine was leaked, showing the beauty in a colorblock bikini by Karla Colletto, we finally get the first look at the full spread of the magazine's April issue.