Beyonce Baby Bump Video

Beyonce Baby Bump Video

Beyonce Baby Bump Video. Beyonce’s Baby Bump Stars in ‘Countdown’ – VIDEO SNEAK PEEK. Get this fetus an agent because he/she is the true star in Beyonce’s ‘Countdown’ video. Beysus released a sneak peek of her vid and wasn’t shy in flaunting her growing belly…

Famous Female Firsts

Famous Female Firsts

Famous Female Firsts

James Brown might have sung that it's a man's, man's, man's world, but we disagree. We ascribe more to the Aretha Franklin outlook on life, that sisters are doin' it for themselves. In honor of Women's History Month, check out 18 fabulous females who paved the way for womankind.

Mariah Carey

Mariah Carey
Famous First: First female artist to debut a single at #1 on the charts
Year: 1995
Not only did "Fantasy" make Mariah the first woman to debut a single atop the Billboard Hot 100, but she was also the second person ever to do so. The first? Michael Jackson, who did it less than a month earlier with "You Are Not Alone."

Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey
Famous First: First woman to own and produce her own talk show
Year: 1986
Running nationally since Sept. 8, 1986, "The Oprah Winfrey Show" has since become one of the
longest-running daytime TV talk shows. Maybe that's why Oprah's the only person in the world to be named to Time magazine's Most Influential People list each year since its inception.

Barbra Streisand

Barbra Streisand
Famous Firsts: First woman to produce, direct, write and star in a major motion picture ("Yentl"); first female composer to win the Best Song Oscar for "Evergreen" ("A Star is Born")
Year: 1983 and 1977, respectively
Babs can play everything from a cross-dressing yeshiva student from a Polish shtetl to Fanny Brice in "Funny Girl." Girlfriend has range.

Beyonce

Beyonce
Famous First: First female artist to be awarded the International Artist Award at the American Music Awards
Year: 2007
When B joined the ranks of Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, Michael Jackson, Rod Stewart and the Bee Gees to
accept the International Artist Award at the AMAs, she also became the award's youngest recipient.

Barbara Walters

Barbara Walters
Famous First: First female co-anchor of network evening news
Year: 1976
Before Barbara took a seat at the "ABC Evening News" desk, she was what she called a "tea pourer" at
"TODAY" because at the time nobody would take a woman reporting hard news seriously.

Whoopi Goldberg

Whoopi Goldberg
Famous First: First woman to host the Oscars solo
Year: 1994
Before Whoopi took the stage to host the 1994 Oscars, Helen Hayes, Carol Burnett, Diana Ross, Shirley MacLaine, Goldie Hawn, Ellen Burstyn, Jane Fonda, Liza
Minnelli and Rosalind Russell had all emceed the event. However, all these ladies had been cohosts.

Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez
Famous First: First female spokesperson for the Boys & Girls Club of America
Year: 2010
It's strange to think that before J.Lo repped the Boys & Girls Club of America, all the organization's celebrity
spokespeople were men. Let's hear it for the girls!

Kathryn Bigelow

Kathryn Bigelow
Famous First: First woman to win Best Director at the Oscars
Year: 2010
Not only was Kathryn's Best Director win for "The Hurt Locker" sweet because it was a female first, but
defeating her ex-husband James Cameron and his big-budget flick "Avatar" made it even sweeter.

Chris Evert

Chris Evert
Famous First: First female tennis player to earn $1 million in career prize money; first tennis player, male or female, to win 1,000 singles matches
Year: 1976 and 1984, respectively
During the mid-'70s, as Chris racked up tennis titles for
her WTA winnings, she also earned another -- "Ice Maiden" -- for her tough demeanor on the court.

JK Rowling

JK Rowling
Famous First: First female billionaire book author
Year: 2004
Not only is this "Harry Potter" scribe the first woman to make a billion dollars on books, but she's also the first human to do so. Take that, dudes.

Queen Latifah

Queen Latifah
Famous First: First female rapper to win a Grammy
Year: 1995
Sure, women had been taking home Grammys since 1959, but it was the Queen who broke up the hip-hop boy's club by snagging the award for Best Rap Solo
Performance from Coolio, Craig Mack, Snoop and Warren G.

Jackie Joyner-Kersee

Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Famous First: First female athlete to be featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated, aside from the swimsuit edition
Year: 1987
Voted the greatest female athlete of the 20th century by
Sports Illustrated, Jackie holds the world record in heptathlon.

Sandra Day O'Connor

Sandra Day O'Connor
Famous First: First female Supreme Court justice
Year: 1981
In 1983, the New York Times printed an editorial about the increasing use of acronyms, taking issue with the "nine men" of the Supreme Court being called SCOTUS.
Sandra corrected them in a pithy retort and gave herself the nickname FWOTSC: First Woman on the Supreme Court.

Tina Turner

Tina Turner
Famous First: First woman to be on the cover of Rolling Stone
Year: 1967
It didn't take long for Rolling Stone to put a woman on its cover. In fact, Tina appeared on the cover of the
magazine's second issue, right after John Lennon.

Danica Patrick

Danica Patrick
Famous First: First woman to win a major closed-course auto race
Year: 2008
Whoever says women are bad drivers obviously hasn't met Danica. This racer has been breaking records and
driving circles around her male competitors since she went pro for the IRL IndyCar series in 2005 and was named Rookie of the Year.

Lucille Ball

Lucille Ball
Famous First: First woman in television to head a major studio
Year: 1962
Lucille and her husband Desi Arnaz had set up Desilu Productions in 1950 to produce "I Love Lucy." But the
couple divorced in 1960, and in 1962, Lucille bought out her ex's shares and took over as president of the company. She eventually sold the company to conglomerate Gulf+Western, but not before making history.

Candice Bergen

Candice Bergen
Famous First: First female host of "Saturday Night Live"
Year: 1975
While Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman were all part of the original "SNL" cast, it wasn't until the fourth episode that a woman hosted. Another famous first
happened that evening: It was the first time that the cast gathered on the stage to say goodbye to the audience at the end of the episode, a tradition that endures today.

Helen Hayes

Helen Hayes
Famous First: First woman to win the EGOT
Year: 1976
Here's how Helen got her EGOT: She won a Best Actress Oscar in 1932 for "The Sin of Madelon Claudet," a Best Actress Tony in 1947 for "Happy Birthday," a
Best Actress Emmy in 1953 for "Medallion Theatre," and a Best Spoken Word Recording Grammy in 1976 for "Great American Documents."

Most Arrogant Songs

Most Arrogant Songs Ever

Artists are supposed to have swagger. But sometimes they take it way out of hand. Here's our list of most arrogant music videos ever. Judge for yourself on who could use a big heaping of humble pie. Keri Hilson
Song: "Pretty Girl Rock"

Keri Hilson

If this song is meant to be an empowerment anthem, it's not. It's a big old valentine to Keri from Keri. Lyrics include "My name is Keri/I'm so very/Fly oh my it's a little bit scary."

The Pussycat Dolls
Song: "Don't Cha"

Pussycat Dolls

Nicole Scherzinger, who fronts the Pussycat Dolls, is a beautiful woman, and she definitely knows it, as evident in her throwback club banger "Don't Cha." Asking a man if he wishes his girlfriend were fly like she is? That's rather bold.

Madonna
Song: "Material Girl"

Madonna

Demanding diamonds outright is a total Madonna move. The video drips with arrogance as the pre-Gaga shocker is carried around the set by handsome tuxedo-wearing men.

Beyoncé
Song: "Upgrade U"

Beyonce

Bey comes across as quiet, shy and humble, but she's talking some mess in this souped-up hit. And to her hubby, Jay, no less. We don't know about you, but any partner telling us they need to give us an image tune-up would only fly if they were a co-host on "What Not to Wear."


Rick Ross
Song: "Biggest Boss"

Rick Ross

Donald Trump would be just one of the few big CEOs who'd object to the notion Rick Ross is the biggest boss. But since he wouldn't even win a fight with Ross' massive beard, we're guessing the Donald will let the rapper keep the title.


Soulja Boy Tell'em
Song: "Turn My Swag On"

Soulja Boy Tell'em

Soulja is a lot of things. Loud. Energetic. Rich. An Internet pioneer. But swaggerific? We're not so sure about that, but he obviously is.


Right Said Fred
Song: "I'm Too Sexy"

Right Said Fred

The song comes across as saying what models are thinking, but Right Said Fred's march on the catwalk made it clear he wasn't too shy about his own appearance.

Positive K
Song: "I Got a Man"

Positive K

Positive K really came on strong in this '90s classic. When the female protagonist says she has a man and he replies with "How long you had that problem?" we always roll our eyes. How many times have we heard that in the club?

LL Cool J
Song: "I'm That Type of Guy"

LL Cool J

LL Cool J coos to his male competition that he will leave his drawers in their girlfriends' hampers. 'Nuff said, right?

Special Ed
Song: "I'm the Magnificent"

Special Ed

With the magnificent style, '90s cutie Special Ed went in on his imaginary competition in this braggart's anthem. He's so sure of it he feels the need to say it in reverse.


UTFO
Song: "Ya Cold Wanna Be With Me"

UTFO

UTFO straight let the honeys know they were the ones to date in this super-arrogant cut. We kind of hoped the Real Roxanne would show up and knock one of their blocks off.

Kanye West
Song: "Power"

Kanye West

The Chicago rapper says, "No one man should have so much power." His detractors, including those who booed him during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, most likely agree. And the man rocks a crown to top it off. Whoa.