After four years, Beyoncé returned to the stage for a private, invite-only concert in Dubai.

A grand hotel opening that doesn't just get the country talking but the world as well, are far and few in between.

Kickstarting its first day of business with a huge bang, making waves in both local and international news, the luxurious Atlantis The Royal in Dubai broke into the scene with a Beyoncé performance, which also makes this the Crazy In Love singer's first long-form act since Coachella 2018.

Beyoncé might only be voicing Nala in the new adaptation of The Lion King, but this hasn’t stopped her from serving some serious looks in the process.

To celebrate the new film, the pop star has released a music video for her new song, Spirit. This is part of the 14-track album called The Lion King: The Gift, which will be released on Friday and features collaborations with everyone from Pharrell Williams to Childish Gambino.

Some people would argue that mums wearing matching outfits with their daughters is cringe-worthy and seriously uncool. Those people would be wrong.

Why? Because Beyoncé Carter-Knowles twins with seven-year-old Blue Ivy all the time, and if Queen Bey says it’s cool, it is. Full stop.

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Beyoncé’s superstar looks had their own show at the Global Citizen Festival in South Africa, as the singer switched into six different outfits during her performance. Standing out the most was a fuchsia couture gown from Arab brand Ashi Studio.

We love a Destiny’s Child reunion –especially when Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland both wear Middle Eastern designers on the red carpet!

At the recent City of Hope Gala in California, Kelly caught our attention in a rose gold beaded gown from Kuwaiti designer Yousef Aljasmi. While Beyoncé wore a black velvet gown with embellishment from Lebanese fashion label Elie Saab.

“This is as much about forming firsts as it is about leaving legacies” –Tyler Mitchell

At just 23, photographer Tyler Mitchell has made Vogue history, as he became the first black photographer to shoot a Vogue cover in the fashion magazine's 126-year history. As one of the youngest photographers to ever land the cover, he also captured the iconic Beyoncé who reportedly selected the rising star herself.

Beyoncé chose two Middle Eastern couturiers to design both her pre-Grammys gala dress and her Grammy Awards ceremony dress, as her love for Arab fashion labels continues.

The Beyoncé 2017 Holiday Capsule collection was unveiled just in time for Black Friday, so members of the beyhive could get their fix of festive Beyoncé merchandise.

Beyoncé’s new holiday collection includes festive-themed holiday sweatshirts, onesies and even Christmas ornaments and wrapping paper, all inspired by the highest paid woman in music.