The band, made up of Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, had not been on stage together for seven years: since 2018 at the Coachella festival, where Beyoncé performed two headlining concerts. The Texan singer closed the tour on July 26 at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, after 32 concerts in Europe and the United States.

Beyoncé was forced to stop a concert after a technical failure occurred in the car she was flying over the stadium. The incident occurred this weekend during a concert on her tour. Cowboy Carter that the singer was doing in Houston, the largest city in Texas (United States) and, precisely, where she was born and raised. The cause of the accident was a technical problem with the vehicle that had been lifted above the stadium and from which Beyoncé was singing. One of the vehicle's restraint systems—a red Cadillac—failed and a part tilted. She continued singing, but a few seconds later she stopped and called for help: "Father, wall, wall!" she exclaimed through the microphone.

Donald Trump hates criticism and always responds to counterattacks. And if the person attacking him is someone as charismatic and famous as Bruce Springsteen or Taylor Swift, his anger boils over. After Springsteen called the Trump administration "corrupt, incompetent, and a traitor" during a concert in Manchester last week, Trump was not short on insults for the singer and, in turn, for former President Joe Biden: "He has no talent," he said of Springsteen to Truth Social, "he's just an arrogant, one and an arrogant, one and Joe Biden, a mentally incompetent idiot and the worst president in history, who almost destroyed the country."

At the last Oscars, Ariana Grande didn't take home the Best Supporting Actress statuette she was vying for, but she was one of the winners on the red carpet at the film awards. The actress and singer captured much of the media's attention thanks to a spectacular pale pink dress—a nod to the color that characterizes her character in the film. Wicked– with a tight corset that ended with a peplum structure. The result was a silhouette inspired by an Alberto Giacometti lamp. The firm behind this original look It's Schiaparelli, which in the last five years has become the favorite of stars looking to surprise when they parade at all kinds of galas, from the Cannes Film Festival to the Grammys or the inauguration of the President of the United States.