Beyonce’s ‘Making the Gift’ TV Special is Coming!

Beyonce reportedly will give fans an inside look at the making of her The Lion King companion album The Gift in a special that is set to air on ABC.
According to Billboard, the television program, titled Making the Gift, will be on at 10 p.m. ET Monday night (Sept 16). And this was also confirmed by ABC on social media with a trailer that promises viewers will “experience the process” of “every track” from The Gift.
ABC press release further added that Beyoncé wrote, directed and produced Monday night’s special. Ed Burke ( co-directed Making the Gift, and Steve Pamon and Erinn Williams are credited as executive producers.

Meet Tyler Mitchell - The First Black Vogue Cover Photographer

 - Anna Wintour proposed and hired me for the Vogue shoot and Beyoncé quickly agreed”

- He is just 23 years old

- He is the first Black photographer to shoot a Vogue cover
  Tyler Mitchell behind the stunning cover photos have continued to top news headlines since shooting Beyonce for the cover of Vogue September Issue .
As much as this is totally not new for the star singer, it’s an all together new for the young photographer who admits that he has “cried 3 times” since the cover was released.

 Tyler revealed that Vogue America’s Editor-in-chief Anna Wintour and Condé Nast creative director Raul Martinez hired him while Beyoncé approved. He shared this confirmation whilst sharing a BOF article link addressing the rumors, leaks of the Vogue edition.

ON THE INTERNATIONAL SEEN- BEYONCE SIGNS ON FOR PEPSI DEAL WORTH $50 MILLION

The amount seems astounding -- and blows Britney Spears' "X Factor" pay day out of the water -- but for pop royalty with a relatively untarnished track record, Beyoncé is likely to be worth it.
The fund is expected to support the singer's concerts, videos and photo shoots, among other ideas, Lee Anne Callahan-Longo, the general manager of Beyoncé's Parkwood Entertainment, told The New York Times.




Pepsi has inked Beyoncé for new a multi-year endorsement deal estimated at $50 million, The New York Times reports. But the campaign won't just include TV and radio commercials or magazine and billboard ads. Beyoncé's image will appear on a limited-edition run of Pepsi cans and will receive a multi-million dollar Creative Development Fund for the co-creation of relevant consumer content.
Beyoncé commended the soft-drink brand for supporting her creative endeavours. "Pepsi embraces creativity and understands that artists evolve," she said in a statement. "As a businesswoman, this allows me to work with a lifestyle brand with no compromise and without sacrificing my creativity."
Pepsi and Beyoncé's first project is a "Live For Now" global TV commercial due out in early 2013. Pepsi will also sponsor Beyoncé's Super Bowl XLVII halftime show on February 3.

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