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Pink Villa
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Katy Perry Escapes Major Mishap After Her Butterfly-Shaped Prop Malfunctions Mid-Air, Video From Concert Goes Viral
Katy Perry nearly escaped a mid-air mishap during her Lifetimes Tour concert on Friday. The musician was in the middle of crooning her 2013 hit, Roar, as she rode a butterfly prop before stepping onto the stage. Just as Perry was trying to engage with the crowd, the prop visibly had a jerk and was hit by a technical fault. The fans of Perry took to social media to react to the incident after the clip, captured by one of the attendees, surfaced on the internet. Despite the danger that loomed over the singer, she did not lose her composure. Fans react to Katy Perry almost falling from her ariel prop Sharing their reactions to Katy Perry 's mishap during the Lifetimes tour concert, the fans took to social media. One of the users wrote, 'Everybody just needs to stay on the stage atp.' Another one of the fans compared the incident to Beyoncé' s flying vehicle malfunction during the Renaissance World Tour. They wrote, 'Beyoncé's car was strike one, Katy Perry's butterfly (?) is strike 2, whoever has another one of these flying contraptions gonna have their concertgoers feel the wrath of God's strike 3.' A third netizen wrote, 'Oh hell nah this is scary af. Get this lady OFF.' Meanwhile, following the visible dip of the aerial prop, the backstage team was seen rushing back and forth to correct the technical fault that caused it. As for Perry, she kept her calm throughout the performance. She waved and smiled at the crowd while never missing a note of her song. The San Francisco mishap hasn't shaken the pop icon, as she will be headed to Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena next. Katy Perry will perform for the new batch of crowd on July 21.
Elle
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Elle
This New Video of Beyoncé's Daughter Rumi Shows Just How Much She's Grown on Tour
THE RUNDOWN Rumi Carter is gaining confidence each time she appears on her mom Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour—and her growth is especially clear in a video her grandmother Tina Knowles shared on July 13 from the Atlanta show. The 7-year-old joins her mom and big sister, Blue Ivy Carter, while Beyoncé sings 'Protector.' Rumi twirls as she steps out onstage, waves at the crowd, and later mouths the words 'I love you' to them. She beams when Bey tells everyone to 'give it up for Rumi.' The clip is adorable, and her grandmother couldn't contain her pride on Instagram. Knowles gushed about Rumi, writing, 'My grandbaby girl Rumi in Red ❤️' Watch the clip, which already has 535,000 views, in full below: Rumi has wanted to be onstage for years. In June, Tina told ELLE UK that Rumi began asking her mom during the 2023 Renaissance World Tour if she could join. 'Rumi, for the last tour, just every day, said, 'I want to go out there. I want to,'' Tina said. 'She wanted to experience it, too. And so Beyoncé is allowing her to do it this time. And I'm really happy about it, because she has fun out there. She gets to be a kid, and when she gets offstage, she's right back to being Rumi, the little kid, you know, the little 7-year-old, adorable.' In May, Tina noted that Rumi was learning from Blue, calling it 'big sis energy in training. 🥹' 'The way she watches Blue and mirrors her every move… you can tell she's taking notes,' Tina wrote. 'She doesn't just want to join the legacy…she wants to SLAY it too! Rumi said on last tour that she was ready to hit the stage. She learned choreography and was ready. I'm so happy to see her on stage with her mommy and her sister. She really did straight out there. One day she's gonna cut loose and walk down the runway one day you watch!! Rumi❤️❤️ is also a great songwriter already! She will be a force to be reckoned with just wait!❤️❤️'
Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The 'Cowboy Carter' Tour Is More Than Just A Show; It's A Cultural Statement From Beyoncé
After months of online chatter and news about record-breaking attendance and ticket sales, I finally got to see Beyoncé up close and personal for her blockbuster "Cowboy Carter" tour on July 4 — and let me tell you, it lived up to the hype. Now, this isn't my first time seeing the queen perform live. I had the pleasure of attending her and Jay-Z's joint "On The Run" tour in 2018, and after that, I stood in the pit with my best friend during her 2023 "Renaissance World Tour." We all know Beyoncé knows how to put on a show, but I wasn't convinced she could top herself and put together another three-hour set so quickly after her latest stint of performances. But boy, was I wrong. If you saw Beyoncé's Netflix special—dubbed the "Beyoncé Bowl"—during the NFL's 2024 Christmas Day halftime show, then you already know the 43-year-old pulls out all of the stops whenever she touches a stage. And that was no different for her three-hour, electrifying "Cowboy Carter" tour. Like "Renaissance," "Formation," and every tour that came before this one, "Cowboy Carter" is, first and foremost, a massive technical achievement. Set up in stadiums (yes, stadiums) across the United States and parts of Europe, Beyoncé's enormous stage—shaped like an electric guitar attached to a massive screen—essentially spans the length of the entire football field and displays stunning visuals so cinematic they make you wonder, "Are these from the long-awaited visuals!?" The stage design is over-the-top, and Beyoncé flawlessly works every aspect of it like a true professional. From the moment she appeared, donned in an American flag coat and a red, white, and blue bedazzled leotard, the "BODYGUARD" singer glided up and down the stage, interacting with fans in both pits, Club Ho Down, and the seats bordering the stage on the floor. And that's not all. In an effort to get closer to every single fan, even those at the very top of FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland, Beyoncé hopped on a giant, glittering horseshoe and flew from edge to edge, serenading tens of thousands of her loyal BeyHive members with some of her most popular hits. While the "Cowboy Carter" tour has been lighting up social media since its first show in April, Beyoncé performing in the nation's capital on July 4 had fans feeling particularly emotional. "The concept of Beyoncé having a show on the 4th of July in Washington, DC, performing her album about celebrating Black Americanism... ICONIC," one user wrote on X, formerly Twitter. Another user echoed that sentiment, writing, "I don't think people really understand why Beyoncé performed on 4th of July..." "She made a statement," they continued. On Instagram, the love and adoration for Beyoncé continued, with one user writing, "[You're] the only thing about the U.S. that's worthy of being proud of." "Beyoncé, you really reclaimed that flag," someone else posted. "I'm not even from the US, but I feel like a proud, Black American," while a third fan commented, "THE REAL STATUE OF LIBERTY," referencing her patriotic costumes. The comments on social media reflect my feelings to a tee. Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" stop in the D.C. area was more than just a concert; it felt like a cultural event. For me, it was a deeply moving experience filled with powerful messages and themes about self-love, living authentically, taking a chance on yourself, and much more. I know I'm not alone in those thoughts, judging by the many conversations I had with other devoted fans in the "Sweet Honey" pit section about how the "JOLENE" singer's artistry has impacted their lives. So, after all of the press and even negative attention from country artists, who'd never be mentioned in the same sentence as Beyoncé if it weren't for them trying to dismiss her true country roots, does the tour live up to the hype? Absolutely. The concert is more than a collection of songs from Beyoncé's expansive catalog, which, by the way, spans four decades; it's an experience unlike any other that will leave you wondering, "How in the world can she top that?" I thought the same after "Renaissance," but clearly, she had more in store for me and the rest of the BeyHive than we could've ever imagined. So ... until next time, Bey!
Mint
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Kylie Jenner started following Timothee Chalamet on Instagram after 2 years of dating
Washington DC [US], July 2 (ANI): Fashion mogul Kylie Jenner has now started following Timothee Chalamet's Instagram handle after two years of dating, reported Page Six. Chalamet is just one of the 119 accounts Jenner follows on the social media app. However, Timothee has not followed her back noticeably, although he doesn't follow any accounts on his official page. When she started following him is not clear, but fans are making a buzz about it on Tuesday. Chalamet already has 19.7 million followers on Instagram, reported Page Six. The couple have been taking things relatively slow throughout their relationship. They were first romantically linked in April 2023 after Jenner's Range Rover was spotted parked in Chalamet's driveway, according to Page Six. They confirmed their relationship by attending Beyonce's Renaissance World Tour concert together Kylie has been spotted with Timothee at numerous awards shows throughout the last year. Even last year, Jenner joined Chalamet inside the venue for the 2024 Golden Globe Awards. Although the couple's rare public outings have fueled curiosity, a source close to the pair has previously shared that they prefer to keep their relationship out of the spotlight. Timothee's mom Nicole Flender has given the couple her blessing."I have to say she's lovely," the matriarch told New York Magazine's Curbed in an interview published April 21. "She's very nice to me," per E! News. Kylie travelled to the Italian city with her two kids -- Stormi, 7, and Aire, 3 -- whom she shares with her ex-boyfriend Travis Scott. Chalamet, for his part, previously dated Lourdes Leon, Lily-Rose Depp and Eiza Gonzalez, reported Page Six. (ANI)
New York Post
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
How much are the cheapest tickets to see Beyoncé in Landover, MD?
Vivid Seats is the New York Post's official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Featured pricing is subject to change. Bey is back in a big way. After a pair of huge homecoming concerts at Houston's NRG Stadium, the second North American leg of Beyoncé's ongoing 'Cowboy Carter Tour' is officially underway. Next up, the Queen trots into Landover, MD's Northwest Stadium on Friday, July 4 and Monday, July 7. Advertisement These two shows will be her first in Maryland since August 2023 when she played two concerts at the Commanders' home field as part of her 'Renaissance World Tour.' On that dance-heavy run, she played 34 songs at her live shows, according to Set List FM. This time around, the night will have a more rhinestone country aesthetic inspired by her Grammy-winning album 'Cowboy Carter.' At past shows, she's performed 38 tracks — and brought Jay-Z and Miley Cyrus (!) onstage while performing overseas in Paris — including the hits as well as cuts from 'Cowboy Carter.' That's not to mention all the exciting visual elements she infuses into each concert including a mechanical bull, giant horseshoe she rides, exquisite choreography and, of course, the infamous fluing car (which malfunctioned and flipped over at one of her Houston shows and caused her to stop '16 Carriages' mid-song before resuming the set). Advertisement Want to see this unique spectacle of a show live? If so, last-minute tickets are still available for both Beyoncé Maryland concerts. At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets for the two shows was $140 including fees on Vivid Seats. While that may sound expensive, prices are significantly cheaper than we last reported on them in April. Back then, they started at $198 including fees. Advertisement For those without a calculator on hand, that's $58 in savings or enough to purchase a sweet 'Cowboy Carter' shirt or two at the merch table. Still need more information before smashing the Bey button? You're in the right place, hive members. Our team has everything you need to know and more about Beyoncé's two 'Cowboy Carter Tour' concerts at Landover, MD's Northwest Stadium below. Advertisement All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation. Beyoncé 'Cowboy Carter' Maryland ticket prices A complete breakdown of all the best prices on tickets for the two Beyoncé 'Cowboy Carter' Maryland concerts at Northwest Stadium can be found here: Beyoncé Northwest Stadium dates Ticket prices start at Ticket prices started at on April 29 Friday, July 4 7 p.m. $140 (fees included) $239 (fees included) Monday, July 7 7 p.m. $142 (fees included) $198 (fees included) (Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if it isn't noted, will include additional fees at checkout.) Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand. They offer a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and your tickets will be delivered prior to the event. Still curious about Vivid Seats? You can find an article from their team about why the company is legit here. Beyoncé tour schedule 2025 A complete calendar including all upcoming 'Cowboy Carter Tour' dates, venues and links to buy tickets available are listed below. Advertisement Beyoncé set list Beyoncé kicked off her 'Cowboy Carter Tour' with a 36-song performance at SoFi Stadium on April 28 (with a little help from her daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi). According to Set List FM, here's what she took to the stage that evening. Act I 01.) 'AMERIICAN REQUIEM' 02.) 'Blackbird' (The Beatles cover) 03.) 'The Star-Spangled Banner' (John Stafford Smith & Francis Scott Key cover) 04.) 'Freedom' 05.) 'YA YA / Why Don't You Love Me' Advertisement Act II 06.) 'AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM' 07.) 'SPAGHETTII' 08.) 'Formation' 09.) 'MY HOUSE' 10.) 'Diva' Act III 11.) 'ALLIIGATOR TEARS' 12.) 'JUST FOR FUN' 13.) 'PROTECTOR' 14.) 'FLAMENCO' Act IV Advertisement 15.) 'DESERT EAGLE' 16.) 'RIIVERDANCE' 17.) 'II HANDS II HEAVEN' 18.) 'SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN' / PURE/HONEY / SUMMER RENAISSANCE' Act V 19.) 'Jolene' (Dolly Parton cover) 20.) 'Daddy Lessons' (first time since 2016) 21.) 'BODYGUARD' 22.) 'II MOST WANTED' 23.) 'CUFF IT' 24.) 'TYRANT' 25.) 'THIQUE' 26.) 'LEVII'S JEANS' 27.) 'DAUGHTER' Act VI 28.) 'I'M THAT GIRL' 29.) 'COZY' 30.) 'ALIEN SUPERSTAR' Act VII 31.) 'TEXAS HOLD 'EM' 32.) 'Crazy in Love' 33.) 'HEATED' 34.) 'Before I Let Go' (Maze featuring Frankie Beverly cover) Act VIII Advertisement 35.) '16 CARRIAGES' 36.) 'AMEN' 'Cowboy Carter' On March 29, 2024, Beyoncé dropped her eighth solo studio album 'Cowboy Carter.' The expansive 27-track country/R&B/pop/rock/soul/Hip-Hop/everything in between record features guest spots from Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, Shaboozey and more. In addition to charting at No. 1 in 24 countries, the album was met with universal acclaim. As a cherry on top, 'Cowboy Carter' won Album of the Year, Best Country Album and Best Country Duo/Group Performance for her 'II Most Wanted' with Miley Cyrus at the 2025 Grammys. Highlights from the genre-hopping effort include the free-flowing, epic '16 CARRIAGES,' twangy bop 'TEXAS HOLD 'EM' and stirring, cinematic, operatic 'DAUGHTER.' Make sure to give the good-time, party-startin' 'Son Of A Preacher Man'-sampling 'YA YA' a try, too. It's perfect for a stroll down the street, workout or pick-me-up. For our money, it's essentially a free mood booster. If you'd like to hear the one-of-a-kind album — that's the second in a trilogy celebrating different genres after the electrifying, EDM-ified 'Renaissance' — you can listen to 'Cowboy Carter' in full here. Huge artists on tour in 2025 Sorry, but you're not going to find a tour bigger than 'Cowboy Carter' in 2025. Still, a slew of household name artists are on the road these next few months. Here are just five of our favorites you won't want to miss live this year. • Brandy with Monica • Kali Uchis • Keyshia Cole • Chris Brown • Patti LaBelle with Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan and Stephanie Mills Who else is shlepping their hits across the country? Take a look at our list of all the biggest artists on tour in 2025 to find the show for you. This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change
