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Express Tribune
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Beyoncé helps couple reveal baby's gender onstage during Cowboy Carter Tour in New Jersey
Beyoncé added a personal touch to her Cowboy Carter Tour by helping a couple reveal the sex of their baby live onstage. The moment took place on night four of her tour stop at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. During her performance, Beyoncé noticed a fan's sign that read, 'First born, Carter. Gender reveal. Right now?' She acknowledged the request, said she would return, and left the stage briefly. Later in the show, Beyoncé, dressed in a black jumpsuit with flared American flag-themed bottoms, kept her promise. Holding the couple's sealed envelope, she said, 'I'mma take my time,' before revealing the result. As the camera zoomed in on the note inside, she read aloud, 'It's a boy! God bless you. Congratulations.' She added, 'Thank you so much for letting me be a part of it,' to the cheering crowd. The heartfelt moment was captured and shared widely on social media, including a post by her mother, Tina Knowles. Tina Knowles recently spoke about Beyoncé's love for her children and downtime offstage, explaining how the singer enjoys dancing and spending time with her family when not touring.
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Cécred and BeyGood fund launches for second year
Home › News › Design Download Print Cécred, the haircare brand founded by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, and the BeyGood Foundation have launched the second year of the Cécred x BeyGood Fund, doubling down on their commitment to uplift the beauty industry and the professionals at its core. Cécred and BeyGood fund launches for second year. - Cécred With a $500,000 national investment, this year's fund will provide both salon business grants and scholarships to cosmetology students across the United States. Notably, the expanded fund will offer $370,000 in business grants to 37 salon and barbershop owners across the country. Each recipient will receive $10,000 in funding, along with access to business development tools, mentorship, and resources provided through a partnership with the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC). Additionally, the top 40% of non-selected finalists will receive extended support, including group coaching and access to resources for Minority Business Enterprise certification. The remaining $130,000 will be awarded as scholarships to cosmetology students at five schools. These institutions include Detroit Extravagant Academy in Michigan, Cosmetology Institute of Las Vegas, Universal College of Beauty in Los Angeles, Civella Beauty Academy in North Carolina, and Bennett Career Institute in Washington, D.C. 'Since the brand's launch over a year ago, Cécred's partnership with BeyGood has honored the knowledge and influence professional stylists have on their clients,' said Tina Knowles, vice chairwoman at Cécred and chair of the board of directors at BeyGood Foundation. 'Through my years of experience as a stylist and salon owner, I know firsthand the importance of an empowered stylist and an inclusive learning environment. With the Cécred x BeyGood Fund, we strive to uplift the professional hair industry and grow the salon community, while giving students and salon owners the tools they need to progress it forward.' The fund's relaunch also coincides with the official debut of Cécred's Pro Program, which offers education, product support, and networking, for stylists looking to elevate their practice. 'Stylists are the heart of the hair care industry and pillars of their communities—they're trusted experts, artists, and entrepreneurs,' added Grace Ray, CEO at Cécred. 'At Cécred, our commitment has always been to uplift and invest in this vital community from the very beginning. Through education, access, and building meaningful relationships, we're proud to support professional and aspiring stylists build thriving businesses, elevate their craft and continue doing what they do best.' Copyright © 2025 All rights reserved. Tags : Beauty Hair Design
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Cécred and BeyGood fund launches for second year
Home › News › Design Download Print Cécred, the haircare brand founded by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, and the BeyGood Foundation have launched the second year of the Cécred x BeyGood Fund, doubling down on their commitment to uplift the beauty industry and the professionals at its core. Cécred and BeyGood fund launches for second year. - Cécred With a $500,000 national investment, this year's fund will provide both salon business grants and scholarships to cosmetology students across the United States. Notably, the expanded fund will offer $370,000 in business grants to 37 salon and barbershop owners across the country. Each recipient will receive $10,000 in funding, along with access to business development tools, mentorship, and resources provided through a partnership with the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC). Additionally, the top 40% of non-selected finalists will receive extended support, including group coaching and access to resources for Minority Business Enterprise certification. The remaining $130,000 will be awarded as scholarships to cosmetology students at five schools. These institutions include Detroit Extravagant Academy in Michigan, Cosmetology Institute of Las Vegas, Universal College of Beauty in Los Angeles, Civella Beauty Academy in North Carolina, and Bennett Career Institute in Washington, D.C. 'Since the brand's launch over a year ago, Cécred's partnership with BeyGood has honored the knowledge and influence professional stylists have on their clients,' said Tina Knowles, vice chairwoman at Cécred and chair of the board of directors at BeyGood Foundation. 'Through my years of experience as a stylist and salon owner, I know firsthand the importance of an empowered stylist and an inclusive learning environment. With the Cécred x BeyGood Fund, we strive to uplift the professional hair industry and grow the salon community, while giving students and salon owners the tools they need to progress it forward.' The fund's relaunch also coincides with the official debut of Cécred's Pro Program, which offers education, product support, and networking, for stylists looking to elevate their practice. 'Stylists are the heart of the hair care industry and pillars of their communities—they're trusted experts, artists, and entrepreneurs,' added Grace Ray, CEO at Cécred. 'At Cécred, our commitment has always been to uplift and invest in this vital community from the very beginning. Through education, access, and building meaningful relationships, we're proud to support professional and aspiring stylists build thriving businesses, elevate their craft and continue doing what they do best.' Copyright © 2025 All rights reserved. Tags : Beauty Hair Design
Fashion Network
5 days ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Cécred and BeyGood fund launches for second year
Cécred, the haircare brand founded by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, and the BeyGood Foundation have launched the second year of the Cécred x BeyGood Fund, doubling down on their commitment to uplift the beauty industry and the professionals at its core. With a $500,000 national investment, this year's fund will provide both salon business grants and scholarships to cosmetology students across the United States. Notably, the expanded fund will offer $370,000 in business grants to 37 salon and barbershop owners across the country. Each recipient will receive $10,000 in funding, along with access to business development tools, mentorship, and resources provided through a partnership with the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC). Additionally, the top 40% of non-selected finalists will receive extended support, including group coaching and access to resources for Minority Business Enterprise certification. The remaining $130,000 will be awarded as scholarships to cosmetology students at five schools. These institutions include Detroit Extravagant Academy in Michigan, Cosmetology Institute of Las Vegas, Universal College of Beauty in Los Angeles, Civella Beauty Academy in North Carolina, and Bennett Career Institute in Washington, D.C. 'Since the brand's launch over a year ago, Cécred's partnership with BeyGood has honored the knowledge and influence professional stylists have on their clients,' said Tina Knowles, vice chairwoman at Cécred and chair of the board of directors at BeyGood Foundation. 'Through my years of experience as a stylist and salon owner, I know firsthand the importance of an empowered stylist and an inclusive learning environment. With the Cécred x BeyGood Fund, we strive to uplift the professional hair industry and grow the salon community, while giving students and salon owners the tools they need to progress it forward.' The fund's relaunch also coincides with the official debut of Cécred's Pro Program, which offers education, product support, and networking, for stylists looking to elevate their practice. 'Stylists are the heart of the hair care industry and pillars of their communities—they're trusted experts, artists, and entrepreneurs,' added Grace Ray, CEO at Cécred. 'At Cécred, our commitment has always been to uplift and invest in this vital community from the very beginning. Through education, access, and building meaningful relationships, we're proud to support professional and aspiring stylists build thriving businesses, elevate their craft and continue doing what they do best.'
USA Today
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Tina Knowles says didn't scold granddaughter Rumi during the tour; she protected her
Tina Knowles says didn't scold granddaughter Rumi during the tour; she protected her Even though Rumi Carter is going to shine on her own, Tina Knowles (and the rest of the family) are going to be her protector. And the matriarch made that clear recently. During a stop on her "Matriarch" book tour, the businesswoman, designer and mother of Beyoncé and Solange Knowles set the record straight on whether she seemingly scolded her 7-year-old granddaughter, Rumi Carter, onstage during a stop on Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" Tour. "People have written all kinds of narratives about it," Knowles said to the event moderator and TV host Gayle King. Like some fans, King noted that the moment was "very funny" with Knowles admitting that the moment reflected "real life." "You know, Grandmas don't play," Knowles jokingly said. In the viral clip, some fans thought Mama Knowles may have given Rumi a grandma's glare. However, Knowles cleared up any misperceptions. "It was just that she was reaching for the mic because she wanted to say something, and I realized that, and she was pulling, and I was like, 'Oh God, that's all that needs to happen, is the mic hits her in the face." Knowles kicked off her nine-city book tour, 'Matriarch: An Evening with Tina Knowles, Family and Friends," on April 30 at the MGM National Harbor Hotel and Casino in the Washington D.C. area. Of course, Beyoncé is currently performing in the New York area on the third leg of her Cowboy Carter and Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit Tour, a spectacle filled with fashion, different music genres and most notably country music and political commentary. She first debuted her "Cowboy Carter" tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on April 28 with 39 songs on the set list. The nine-city tour will span the U.S. and Europe with the grand finale taking place in Las Vegas on July 26. Follow Caché McClay, the USA TODAY Network's Beyoncé Knowles-Carter reporter, on Instagram, TikTok and X as @cachemcclay.
