Adele Denies Rumors That She Won't Collaborate With Beyonce
AM BUZZ: Adele Didn’t Turn Down Queen Bey; Taye Diggs Claps Back & More…
Adele Did Not Reject Collab Opportunity With Beyonce
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Looks like an Adele/Beyonce duet isn’t out of the question after all.
On Beats 1 radio show, the ‘Hello’ singer denied the drama saying,
‘There’s a rumor going round that I turned Beyoncé down which I would never be so disrespectful as to do. I’d never disrespect her like that. Obviously, like, Queen Bey ’til the day I die.’
Looks like Adele is a fellow devout member of the #beyhive.
The dueling diva controversy was just a rumor mill fantasy.
Would you like to see these chart toppers sing together?
UP NEXT: Taye Diggs Clarifies Statement After Backlash
Taye Diggs Clarifies Statement After Backlash
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The internet blazed with anger after Taye Diggs said he didn’t want his son to be identified as Black.
The loving father cleared up the statements in a short interview with TMZ.
‘His mother is white. His father is black, and I want him to be proud of who he is, and be able to on his own terms, include both parents. I want my son to be able to choose, what he wants to be referred to, I don’t want him to have to disinclude his mother. His mother is white. His mother is a part of his make up, and the buck stops there…It’s that simple.’
When asked how he would feel if his son decided to self-identify as White, the actor said,
‘I would say, well then, good luck with that, but that’s his choice. If somebody came to him and said ‘You are White,’ I would defend him and say, well your daddy’s black as well so don’t forget that.’
How do you feel about his statements?
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Nicki Minaj Recites ‘Still I Rise’
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Nicki Minaj recited Maya Angelou’s iconic ‘Still I Rise’ poem to the attendees of A&E’s ‘Shining A Light’ concert. The performance is to raise awareness around racial progress in America.
It was a different presentation for the eccentric rapper, who is constantly switching voices and personas for a dolled up girl empowered act.
But the YMCMB Queen was adorned in gold and classily read the piece that means so much to black women all over the world.
Check it out here:
