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CORRECTED-Beyonce shows marriage, miscarriage and Blue Ivy in documentary

February 13, 2013 13:00
(Corrects spelling to "Shawn" from "Sean" Carter in paragraph 17) By Piya Sinha-Roy LOS ANGELES, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Beyonce is letting fans into her charmed life, introducing daughter Blue Ivy to the world and talking about motherhood, marriage and miscarriage in a new documentary. The 31-year-old pop singer and her rapper husband, Jay-Z, 43, one of music's most influential couples, have been guarded about their private life.

UPDATE 1-Beyonce struts back onto world stage with tour, film

February 4, 2013 16:16
(Adds detail on performance, documentary throughout) By Piya Sinha-Roy LOS ANGELES, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Hot on the heels of her praised Super Bowl performance, U.S. singer Beyonce on Monday announced a world tour starting in April, the latest move in her carefully choreographed return to music.

Beyonce kicks off world tour in Belgrade in April

February 4, 2013 10:00
LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Hot on the heels of her Super Bowl half-time performance, U.S. singer Beyonce has announced a world tour kicking off in Belgrade on April 15 and wrapping up in New York on Aug. 3. The tour, which so far includes 19 European cities and more than 20 in North America, is part of the 31-year-old's carefully crafted comeback since giving birth to her first child with rapper and husband Jay-Z in January, 2012.

Beyonce sings, reunites Destiny's Child at Super Bowl half-time show

February 4, 2013 00:30
* Singer emphasizes live performance after lip-synch flap * Beyonce's former bandmates surprise, thrill fans * Jennifer Hudson sings with Sandy Hook choir * Alicia Keys performs national anthem By Eric Kelsey Feb 3 (Reuters) - Singer Beyonce strutted and shimmied her way through football's Super Bowl half-time show and thrilled fans by reuniting with her former Destiny's Child bandmates on Sunday in New Orleans.

Beyonce brings out Destiny's Child for Super Bowl thrill

February 3, 2013 22:45
Pop diva Beyonce thrilled the Super Bowl crowd Sunday with a pyrotechnic half-time spectacular that doubled as a much-anticipated Destiny's Child reunion. Fireworks burst into the sky from the Superdome field just vacated by the game-leading Baltimore Ravens and lagging San Franciso 49s as the 31-year-old chart-topper took the stage with "Crazy in Love."
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