The Queen Sets The Bar HIGH

Beyoncé becomes extremely transparent about the sacrifices and the hard work that went into getting ready to perform again.

In the highly anticipated Netflix documentary, Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé, Queen Bey takes fans behind the scenes. Everything from the long hours of rehearsals, strenuous workouts and strict diet she endured. All for her historic April 2018 performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California. Beyoncé was the first black woman ever to headline at Coachella. It also marked the first time she had performed since giving birth twins, Sir and Rumi, on June 13, 2017.

The singer was quick to admit that it didn’t come as easy as it had in the past. It is harder to put on a big show now that she is a mother of three.

“It’s my first time back home on the stage after giving birth. I’m creating my own homecoming and it’s hard,” she confides. “There were days that I thought I’d never be the same. I’d never be the same physically. My strength and endurance would never be the same.”

The queen reveals that she weighed 218 pounds the day she gave birth to the twins. Afterwards she set some nearly impossible goals for herself to achieve before Coachella.

During one of her first rehearsals for the show, she declares, “And eventually, I want to be able to do SoulCycle, the stairs and rehearsal in the same day.”

“A lot of the choreography is about feeling,” she says over footage of herself rehearsing dance moves. “So it’s not as technical, it’s your own personality that brings it to life. And that’s hard when you don’t feel like yourself.”

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It looks like Blue Ivy hasn’t been missing any of Beyoncé’s rehearsals. In a clip of the upcoming Netflix, documentary Blue is seen heading the choreography leading up to her moms Coachella performance and the fans are loving it!

Making history isn’t particularly new to Beyoncé who became the first black woman to headline Coachella, and now her 2018 performance will be the subject of a Netflix documentary. Coachella was mainly a festival of a particular race however when Queen Bey performed in 2018 she attracted a large mass of people of color to the festival for the first time.

“The trailer for Homecoming, out April 17, dropped on Monday. The film aims to give the BeyHive an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how Beyoncé, 37, geared up for her historic headlining performance at Coachella in 2018. Her performance honored the nation’s historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) “(NewsWeek)

In the trailer, Blue Ivy sits in a chair ahead of Beyoncé and several backup dancers doing choreography that involved a hair whip move. The clip sparked excitement from the BeyHive on Twitter as they aimed to promptly show support for the 7-year-old’s dance abilities.

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Back in the day, a Blockbuster membership meant you were part of the “in” crowd, right? Well, there’s only one store where that matters now.

Redbox. Hulu. Netflix. Prime. These are all nemeses to the once-reigning rental species — Blockbuster Video. Yet, as far as retro stores are concerned, this franchise is nearly extinct.

Its only saving grace is a lone store, here in the United States. Of course, there were two left. However, that second-to-last location was based in Australia. But it’s done now, according to CNN.

Sandi Harding, general manager of the last-standing Blockbuster, says: “We all have a kinship with the other Blockbusters.” Or at least, “had.”

However, this store has something neither Netflix, Hulu, nor Redbox offers.

Here’s The Blockbuster Location And It’s Special Item>>>

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In a very odd twist of events that have transpired since Monday, Netflix and Min. Louis Farrakhan have apparently had some type of disagreement regarding his new documentary. They’ve given two very different announcements to fans and now many are confused as to what really happened, including us.

First Came Farrakhan’s Release Announcement

On Monday, Farrakhan took to Twitter to let his fans know that his latest documentary, “My Life’s Journey Through Music,” would be premiering on Netflix on Wednesday, August 1, 2018:

@LouisFarrakhan: On August 1, watch the premiere of my music documentary “My Life’s Journey Through Music” on @netflix.

At that time, it seemed evident that there was a solidified release date set for the Netflix premiere and the civil rights activist seemed excited about sharing his highly skilled musical talents and his life’s work with the world, through Netflix’s platform.

Fans tweeted their anticipation in response to the minister’s announcement…then all of a sudden there was a resounding record scratch delivered to fans, by way of Netflix…

Then Came Netflix’s Abrupt Cancellation

Damn near 24 hours after Farrakhan’s announcement, Netflix hit fans with a ‘Not so fast’ type of response. They released a statement via Variety, that was in direct contrast with the Nation of Islam leader’s statement. Within in it, the service offered an explanation, without really explaining much of anything at all regarding the cancellation:

A company spokesperson on Tuesday said that reports that the streaming service would add the documentary “My Life’s Journey Through Music” next month were the result of a communication error.

“This film will not be released on Netflix,” the spokesperson said. “Due to an internal miscommunication, it appeared to be scheduled for release on Netflix, but it is not. We apologize for any confusion this has caused.”

So all of the preparation, paperwork, and hype surrounding the Netflix Farrakhan documentary was simply the result of some type of ‘oops’ and they just caught it approximately 24 hours BEFORE it was to premiere on it’s platform? If y’all are confused about this, you’re not alone because clearly, Farrakhan was too, given his prior statement.

Conspiracy Theories

Since I was utterly confused about the sudden breakdown in ‘communication’ between Farrakhan and Netflix, I went into research mode to find the answer. After extensive research, what I’ve now found is that many websites have created their own theory about, without any factual proof to back their claims.

In a nutshell, many are blaming Farrakhan’s Netflix cancellation on a video post he tweeted, in June 2018, as the reason. In his video, Farrakhan spoke about “Thoroughly and completely unmasking the Satanic Jew and the Synagogue of Satan.”

https://twitter.com/LouisFarrakhan/status/1004515781244280833

Clearly, Farrakhan’s statement sounds extremely biased against all Jewish people. What I eventually realized, was that Farrakhan was referencing a Jesus quote from the Bible, that reads:

“Behold, I will make those of the synagogue of Satan who say that they are Jews and are not, but lie—behold, I will make them come and bow down before your feet and they will learn that I have loved you.”

One Christianity site broke down that Bible quote and it’s surrounding statements in simple terms, which further explains Farrakhan’s reference- be it good or bad:

Via CGG.org: ‘The word synagogue comes from a Greek word meaning “assembly of men” or “congregation,” and it was used much like the English word “church.” The “synagogue of Satan,” then, is an assembly or congregation—a church—made up of the individuals who “say they are Jews, and are not.” The term “Jew” is used here in a spiritual sense.

Notice the apostle Paul’s definition of a spiritual Jew in Romans 2:29: “He is a Jew who is one inwardly, and circumcision is that of the heart, in the Spirit, and not in the letter; whose praise is not from men but from God.” In this case, it is not one’s physical race that counts, but his spiritual condition (Galatians 3:27-29; Romans 4:16). True Christians are spiritual Jews because Jesus says in John 4:22, “Salvation is of the Jews.”

Those in the “synagogue of Satan” say they are spiritual Jews—pretend to be real Christians—but are not. This false church was already developing in the days of the apostle John, masquerading as God’s true church.’

So, although we still do not know the true reason behind Netflix’s cancellation of Farrakhan’s documentary, could it be that the streaming service, which is largely owned by executives of Jewish decent, cancelled it due to his video? I guess only time will tell.

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