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| 7 Beyonce Documentaries to Watch If You Loved Netflix's Homecoming - Oprah Mag Posted: 16 Apr 2019 12:00 AM PDT  Beyoncé just released her new documentary Homecoming, which on Netflix. It gave viewers an inside look into her history-making, two-weekend headlining performance at Coachella in 2018 and featured much of the actual concert—plus behind-the-scenes footage and personal videos resulting in a film that's going to be talked about for years to come. But this is far from the pop star's first foray into the world of documentaries. Since the beginning of her solo career, Beyoncé has often opted out of doing interviews and press, choosing instead to let fans inside both her creative process and her personal life through in-depth films that show the woman behind the artist. In many of those documentaries—like 2013's Life is But a Dream, which aired on HBO—Beyoncé even included footage from a video diary that she keeps and records on her laptop, including early shots of her pregnant with her daughter, Blue Ivy, messages she's sent to her husband, rapper Jay-Z, and her real-time reactions while hearing news headlines about herself play on the television. Homecoming is one of Queen Bey's most compelling projects yet, but in case you may have missed them, here's a look at the other 7 Beyoncé documentaries and concert specials the singer has already released. Fingers crossed we might eventually get one about her and Jay-Z's "On The Run II" tour. Homecoming (2019)Last year, Beyoncé made history by becoming the first Black woman to headline the music festival Coachella. She took that opportunity to honor Black culture, paying homage to America's historically Black colleges and universities with a homecoming-themed show. Her performances at both Coachella weekends went down in history, with the New York Times noting that "Beyonce is Bigger Than Coachella," writing that her performance was "a gobsmacking marvel of choreography and musical direction." In her new Netflix documentary, Beyoncé brought viewers behind the scenes of that legendary performance—and provided glimpses of her personal life with Jay-Z, her 7-year-old, Blue Ivy, and her 22-month-old twins, Rumi and Sir. Watch At 3 A.M. ET on April 16 Life Is But a Dream (2013)In 2013, Beyoncé released her most revealing documentary to date via HBO—which she also produced and directed. Life is But a Dream chronicles the pop star in 90 minutes. The timeline begins not long after she has parted ways with her manager, her father Matthew Knowles, and is establishing herself as an artist with independence. She also opens up about experiencing a miscarriage, her relationship with Jay-Z, and, of course, the birth of Blue Ivy—who makes an adorable appearance at less than a year old. "People see celebrities and they have money and fame," Beyoncé says at one point, "but I'm a human being. I cry, I get scared, I get nervous just like everyone else. Live at Roseland: Elements of 4 (2011)This 2011 film is a look at how Beyoncé and her team prepared for a four-night stint at New York City's iconic Roseland Ballroom. The documentary also gives us a peek into the making of her album, 4, while also providing a raw look at the toll that the singer's unrelenting schedule has begun to take on her—and how that affects her personal life. But as we see in Live at Roseland, somehow, Beyoncé always manages to push farther and reach higher as a performer. Year of 4 (2011)For an MTV special in 2011, Bey opens up about taking a much-needed break from touring and recording before creating 4, her first studio album since parting ways with her manager-father. She brings viewers inside the studio for a sneak peek at her creative process, as well as how a photoshoot in Paris resulted in the album cover and packaging. Fans will want to watch all the way through for personal videos of the singer during her travels and sweet throwback videos of baby Bey. I Am...World Tour (2010)Beyoncé's fourth world tour traveled to 78 cities in 32 countries across 6 continents for 108 shows. If that doesn't give you an idea of just how hard the pop star works, this documentary will. I Am...World Tour brings fans along for a live version of some of her concert performances, featuring many of the songs from her I Am...Sasha Fierce album. Don't miss the hilarious moments of Beyhive members freaking out whenever Bey walks anywhere near them during her shows. I Am...Yours (2009)I Am Yours is a concert special capturing Beyoncé's four night mini-residency at the Wynn Las Vegas. The performances featured new orchestral instrumentations of some of her biggest hits—including "Halo" and "If I Were a Boy"—as well as arrangements of some of the songs she released when she was part of the former girl group Destiny's Child. The Beyoncé Experience Live (2007)"Ladies and gentleman: Are you ready...to be entertained?" That's a favorite line the "Single Ladies" singer loved to drop at concerts during this era, and fans were sure to be entertained, indeed, as you can see from this concert special. Watch Bey slay as she performs shows at the Staples Center in Los Angeles in 2007 as part of her world tour "The Beyoncé Experience." Live at Wembley (2004)To support her debut solo album, Dangerously In Love, Beyoncé hit the road for her first big solo tour—which included at stop at Wembley Arena in London. She released this DVD of highlights from the concert, which included her new solo hits, plus medleys from her Destiny's Child days. For more stories like this, sign up for our newsletter.  |
| Posted: 07 Mar 2020 05:19 AM PST  On 8. March finds the claim to equality of the sexes. Millions of women go on the road, his voice, and lifted up, and to give meaning to the International women's day. And the voice has become unbeatable in a weapon. Many of the figures in relation to the different areas deal with yours, to throw a clear message. Messages, you can reach all corners of the planet with the only aim to inspire you. And is that these messages have heard, some of our series and movies. Aware of this, and in this particular date the platform Netflix has, together with UN women, to launch the campaign Because you sawin itself, the roles of some of our favorite characters, and a homage to his words. One of them is Alba flowers, is the life of a Nairobi – (The house of paper) authorised and stubborn in defence of their principles. Millie Bobby Brown and Salma Hayek are other examples of this empowerment. But there is also space for a few stars for the music. Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, the cast of their documentary films on this platform have been proven in inmmurables opportunities within and outside of a stage. Female faces of the TV also have used your voice for inspirarar, especially the younger generations. Ellen Degeneres, figure international, is one of them. In this video inspirativo, these famous characters unite their voices with clear messages and impact. "Orange Is The New Black it is the first project in which I makes me really full, as a woman, by the woman the helm of the series, Jenji Kohan, and many of the film's Director, writer and producer and female members of the team, as well as the hirostiras resistance to women fire a form of different in the cross-never seen before," says the actress Laverne Cox in a statement from Netflix. And is that the start of this campaign, it is no coincidence, because the colabración between UN women and the Netflix comes on the 25th anniversary of the Declaration and Beijing platform for action, a program for women's rights. And you, how are you going to claim your rights to this 8. March? Let some of your favorite Actresses.  |
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