According to The Hollywood Reporter, Beyonce proved a huge draw for HBO on Saturday night. The intimate documentary about the singer, Beyonce: Life Is but a Dream, pulled 1.8 million viewers during its inaugural outing at 9 p.m. ET. It’s the largest audience for a HBO doc since Nielsen revised its method of measuring viewership in 2004. he only other documentary to approach Beyonce’s haul was previous record holder When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts. The Spike Lee miniseries about the devastation caused to New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina earned 1.7 million viewers in 2006. Life Is but a Dream’s handsome haul pulled three times the ratings of recent first-runs for HBO’s Sunday series Girls.

So Basically Beyoncé in 2 months alone (the year hasn’t even really started) has had one of the highest watched Super Bowl performances, a sold out tour world wide, and a record-breaking documentary with no type of single or album to promote any of this. One word for that: BOSS!

While attending the 2013 All Star game, ET Correspondent Rocsi Diaz asked a few celebs what they thought of “Life Is But A Dream”.

CNN will be airing “Beyonce: Finding Her Destiny” which is A look at the superstar’s rise to fame. Dont miss it Tonight(Saturday) at 8 p.m.

Its almost time and Vevo is ready! The channel posted a black and white photo of Bey from 2007 as there new background. Take a look at the page right here and be ready!

Less than two days before singing the National Anthem at President Barack Obama’s second Inauguration, Beyonce shared with Zap2it her deep feelings about the historic occasion.

“Every time I am overworked and in a stressful situation, I always think about moments like this,” she says. “And it makes everything worth while.”

A longtime supporter of Obama, Beyonce’s voice softens as she says, “My father grew up in Alabama and my father was escorted to school with security guards. He was one of the few African-Americans in school.”

Monday’s (Jan. 21) public Inauguration of the president falls on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, making the moment even more special.

“There is so much history that we have overcome,” Beyonce says. “And we are growing so much. It is so beautiful that I can make my family and my family’s legacy proud and it is a huge opportunity, for me.”

For someone who has played to huge audiences around the world, and sang “At Last” at one of the inaugural balls, this is so huge, Beyonce pauses.

“I can’t really think about it until it is over,” she says. “It is too much! There is no way I would be able to sing.”

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Beyoncé Knowles has allegedly shot a campaign with H&M. Although the Swedish high street retailer has declined to comment on the reports, rumours are still rife in the fashion industry that the singer is their latest signing. Reports about the supposed collaboration started yesterday, when it emerged Beyoncé was photographed in the Bahamas last week wearing tropical-printed swimwear. This was said to be a campaign shoot for the store’s upcoming spring/summer 13 collection.

Although Beyoncé has failed to comment on the rumoured deal, one of her backing dancers has posted on her Facebook and Twitter sites which hint the gossip could be true. Dancer Kimberly Gipson, posted a status update in which she wrote about an H&M photo shoot she’d been involved in. The post has since been removed, but a screen grab of the comments was taken. “First day of rhsl in the Bahamas! Alriiiiiight H&M…Let’s Go! (sic)”, she posted on her official page, according to WWD.

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According to USWeekly ,Beyonce’s Super Bowl halftime show just got a little more “Bootylicious.” The R&B superstar, 31 — who is headlining the big event on Feb. 3 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans — will be joined onstage by her Destiny’s Child bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, multiple sources confirm to Us Weekly exclusively.

Insiders tell Us the “Crazy in Love” singer will open the much-anticipated show solo; midway through her performance, Williams and Rowland will appear onstage and launch into a short medley of the group’s hits, culminating in a brand-new song, “Nuclear,” their first original material in more than eight years.