Beyoncé's music label, Parkwood Entertainment, which she founded in 2008, is being sued for copyright infringement. In a lawsuit filed on behalf of Shuji Hirose, owner of the independent music label ...

Beyoncé has removed the depiction of the Sphere from her Cowboy Carter tour visuals following a cease-and-desist issued from the venue’s owner. According to the New York Post, CEO of Sphere ...

Beyoncé covers Pollstar Year End Issue, where she opens up about her historic "Cowboy Carter" tour.

H-Town, she’s coming down. Beyoncé will perform songs from “Cowboy Carter” during halftime of the NFL game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Texans on Christmas Day at NRG Stadium in her ...

Uproxx cover star Chlöe’s sophomore album, Trouble In Paradise, was a joyous moment in the “Boy Bye” singer’s solo career. Unfortunately, months after its release, the project is now tied up in a ...

Beyoncé's team is shutting down rumors about an upcoming "Cowboy Carter" tour announcement for now, but the megastar is giving fans more visuals in the form of a new book inspired by the album.

Beyoncé is facing a new lawsuit after her record label company, Parkwood Entertainment, was sued for copyright infringement.

Kamala Harris' presidential campaign paid Beyoncé's production company $165,000, according to newly released records from the Federal Election Commission, the latest insight on how the vice ...

Beyoncé stopped her Saturday concert at NRG when her flying car was tilting. The Houston-born singer was lowered to the ground and continued her performance. Parkwood Entertainment made an Instagram ...

Beyoncé's management and production company, Parkwood Entertainment, issued a statement Sunday after the star paused her Cowboy Carter homecoming show when her flying prop car became stuck midair. The ...

Beyoncé capped off a phenomenal, critically lauded five-night engagement at Los Angeles’s SoFi Stadium, launching her highly anticipated Cowboy Carter Tour. Each electrifying, nearly three-hour ...