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Celeb Photos: Beyoncé for T Magazine
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A few years ago, Beyoncé Knowles was like any other record-breaking pop star in an already crowded field. Then something changed.
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BEYONCÉ THE BOUNDLESS 
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Historically speaking, this is no small achievement. Black women have always been dominant figures in American popular music, but no one, not even Aretha Franklin, has reached the plateau that Beyoncé occupies: pop star colossus, adored bombshell, “America’s sweetheart.” Inevitably, Beyoncé is also a flashpoint, provoking ire from naysayers and ideologues of all stripes.
Beyoncé is the greatest old-fashioned singer and hoofer, the supreme show-woman, in an era when, once again, we’ve learned to love a splashy musical show. Of course, she’s more than that. Literally and figuratively, Beyoncé is a moving target — it’s as difficult to get a fix on her as it would be to keep up with her on the dance floor. Beyoncé represents down-home earthiness and impossible glamour, soul-woman warmth and diva hauteur, a nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic and garish 1 percent excess
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http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2...d=tw-tmagazine
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She does not look good in those two pics.
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Looking ******************flawless
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She does not look good in those two pics.
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liar lol
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She does not look good in those two pics.
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Stay pressed
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She does not look good in those two pics.
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Well you think that Britney is the most beautiful woman in the world so your opinion doesn't count.
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Cute ... This era shoots are blah ..
Her GQ>>>>>>>
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Slaying everyones faves
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She looks gorgeous. The first picture. >>
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the 2nd pic looks a bit..unprofessional.. idk. Looks like an outtake for teen vogue or something. SHe looks good in the first pic doe.
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Louis Vuitton dress, $5,320, louisvuitton.com. Solange Azagury-Partridge necklace, $206,000, (212) 879-9100.
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Not that necklace being worth 200K. LORD. 
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She looks great! Especially the 2nd one, so ***flawless 
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Not that necklace being worth 200K. LORD. |
This pic >>>> the ones in the OP tbh
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My baby hairs are gone.
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Historically speaking, this is no small achievement. Black women have always been dominant figures in American popular music, but no one, not even Aretha Franklin, has reached the plateau that Beyoncé occupies: pop star colossus, adored bombshell, “America’s sweetheart.” Inevitably, Beyoncé is also a flashpoint, provoking ire from naysayers and ideologues of all stripes.
Literally and figuratively, Beyoncé is a moving target — it’s as difficult to get a fix on her as it would be to keep up with her on the dance floor. Beyoncé represents down-home earthiness and impossible glamour, soul-woman warmth and diva hauteur, a nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic and garish 1 percent excess. Her new album is sexed-up to the point of lewdness, with punch lines about body fluids on evening wear and intimations of rough sex. Yet the sex — in the limo, in the kitchen, everywhere, apparently, but the bedroom — is married sex, family-values sex, which, the album makes clear, produced a bouncing baby girl, a result perhaps even Bill O’Reilly can feel good about.
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They get it.
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