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Washington Post
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Washington Post
D.C.'s best brunches, dance parties and events celebrating Beyoncé's visit
Whether or not you're attending the 'Cowboy Carter' concerts in person, these Beyoncé-themed dance parties, brunches and bingo let you keep the Beyhive vibes high and show off your best western fit. Beyhive Karaoke at Ivy City Smokehouse Ever wanted to sing your favorite Beyoncé tracks with her own band? Promoters boast that musicians from the 'Cowboy Carter' touring band are backing up karaoke vocalists at Ivy City Smokehouse's Off the Record Karaoke. Get there early to sign up: Tickets note that attendees are 'not guaranteed to perform with the band.' 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. $32.
Eyewitness News
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Eyewitness News
WATCH: Beyoncé stuck mid-air in tilting car during show: 'I know y'all will catch me...'
Beyoncé showed true professionalism during a tense moment at the first of her two "Cowboy Carter" tour shows in her hometown, Houston on Saturday night, when a technical glitch interrupted her performance. While singing "16 Carriages," the 43-year-old superstar was seated atop a red convertible suspended above the stage when the vehicle suddenly began to tilt mid-air, as seen in fan-shot videos circulating on social media. Wearing a harness and holding onto a safety cable, Beyoncé remained composed. 'Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop,' she calmly said into her microphone while still suspended. Stage crew quickly halted the performance, and the car was carefully lowered back to the stage. Once safely on the ground, Beyoncé addressed the crowd with grace, saying, 'I want to thank y'all for loving me. If ever I fall, I know y'all will catch me.' A statement later confirmed that she was safely lowered and no injuries occurred. The show resumed smoothly and the Beyhive was happy that their queen was not hurt. "It is scary, she weathered it quite well," says Friedman. Watch the moment below:
Fox News
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Taylor Swift NYC Dinner Date
The pop star and her Kansas City Chiefs boyfriend were spotted in the Big Apple, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez were seen running away together after their wedding and a frightening scene at a Beyonce concert had the Beyhive worried. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit FOX News Radio
Al Bawaba
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Al Bawaba
Beyoncé screams 'Stop!' mid-air as suspended car malfunctions at tour kickoff
ALBAWABA - Beyoncé fans panicked as mid-air stage prop nearly collapsed live. Beyoncé's fans experienced a horrifying moment when she suffered a startling malfunction while singing her song "16 Carriages" inside a car suspended in the air at NRG Stadium during the first concert of her Cowboy Carter tour in Houston. The concert was held at NRG Stadium. Beyoncé was wearing a safety harness, and it was tied to a cable that was attached to the automobile when the red convertible that she was sitting in began to tilt dangerously in the air. Videos that were uploaded to TikTok showed the moment that the car began to tilt. Beyoncé Instagram profile Pop icon was heard yelling into the microphone, "Stop, stop, stop, stop." This occurred as the incident was taking place. She remained suspended in the air, looking down and then up, before smiling at the audience, who replied with clapping and cheers. The music suddenly stopped, and she continued to look at the audience. After a little pause, she spoke to the crowd and expressed her gratitude by stating, "Thank you for your patience." After then, the car was brought down to the middle of the stage in a calm and steady manner, where it ceased to tilt. During the time that the lights were being turned down, the celebrity went back to her original position and continued to smile at the assembled audience. Beyoncé Instagram profile A supporter commented on the video, "Oh my god, she scared me." I'm relieved that she is safe and that nothing has happened to her! "Somebody's getting fired," Beyoncé said during her I Am World Tour in 2010, referring to her famous statement, which was "Somebody's getting fired." According to Hot New Hip Hop, the automobile stopped moving in the middle of the song, and after it was lowered, Beyoncé briefly left the stage before returning and finishing the show. This information comes from the Houston Chronicle. Beyoncé was safely lowered after her flying car unexpectedly tilted mid-air at the Cowboy Carter tour in Houston while performing '16 CARRIAGES.' — Pop Base (@PopBase) June 29, 2025 After some time had passed, a video was uploaded on the X platform that showed Beyoncé promising her supporters, "If I ever fall, I know you'll catch me," to which they spontaneously applauded.
Buzz Feed
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Beyoncé's Flying Car Malfunctions At Houston Concert
Beyoncé was caught in a terrifying technical malfunction during the first of her two shows in Houston, Texas, for the Cowboy Carter Tour. On June 28, the 35-time Grammy winner was performing the song "16 Carrigages," where she rode in a red car suspended high above the audience at Houston's NRG Stadium, when the prop was slanted while airborne. The scary malfunction was shared in this fan video where Beyoncé is in the red convertible as it begins to tilt mid-air. The "Texas Hold' Em" singer wore a harness and held onto the suspension cables. While suspended, Beyoncé said, "Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop," as she calmly smiled at the roaring crowd. A moment later, she told the crowd, "Thank y'all for your patience," before the car was safely set down in the stadium. Here's a video I captured from her Los Angeles stop, which shows what the car should look like during the performance of the song. It took a moment before the crew could lower the car to the ground so Beyoncé could safely exit the prop vehicle. Another clip posted on X shows Beyoncé acknowledging the technical mishap. "If ever I fall, I know y'all would catch me," she said to the cheering audience. While the specific cause of the malfunction is uncertain, Parkwood Entertainment did release a statement via Instagram. "Tonight in Houston, at NRG Stadium, a technical mishap caused the flying car, a prop Beyonce uses to circle the stadium, and see her fans up close, to tilt. She was quickly lowered and no one was injured. The show continued without incident." Beyoncé also included a photo of the tilted car on her Instagram in a carousel following the show. While Queen Bey managed to calmly recover from the incident, her fans had a lot to say about it: "OH HELL NO. I KNOW SHE VALUED BEING CLOSER TO THE AUDIENCE A LOT BUT IF THEY CAN'T *GUARANTEE* THIS WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN IT NEED TO BE CUT," one X user wrote. Another person said, "on my way to houston to talk to the crew. they about to hear me." This person said, "Oh baby someone is getting fired tonight after this Beyoncé concert! I know mother is gonna be pissed. What do you mean the car she rides in the air during 16 carriages got stuck in the air????" Someone else acknowledged how cool, calm, and collected Beyoncé appeared to be in the scary situation. But, there were definitely fans who were done with the car stunt altogether after this mishap. And finally, this fan said what most of the Beyhive was probably thinking. So glad Beyoncé and everyone are safe!
