Beyonce told the Mirror in the UK that she has been so responsible with the money she has made, that she is set for life:

"Honestly, I’m very frugal. I haven’t bought a car since I was 16 or any diamonds since I was 17. I have a lot of property. I’ve invested my money and I don’t have to make any more, thank God, because I’m set. I’m now able really to be free and just do things that make me happy."

When asked for the reason why she’s careful with her hard earned money the hit maker said, "I want to have a long career, be respected and not go off track. It’s an effort to stay grounded."

Smart!

Barack Obama and Michelle Obama had their first dance of the inauguration night while Beyonce sang At Last. Beyonce was incredible.

Michelle wore a much better dress than the one from the swearing in ceremony. This dress was designed by Jason Wu.

The song originally called "Smack Into You" was written for the Jon McLaughlin sophomore album "Ok Now" by Tricky Stewart and The-Dream. Though, the song was later scrapped from the album, Jon did perform the song live on his summer/fall tour. Not letting an amazing song go to waste, it was presented to Beyonce and changed to "Smash Into You" (that’s the part Beyonce must have "written" in order to receive that coveted writing credit because the two versions are practically identical lyrically otherwise).

Beyonce has been called out so many times for copying the work of others. It might not be her, but rather the people who help her create her material. Here’s yet another example. Compare Walk it Out above to Beyonce’s Single Ladies video choreography below.

Beyonce just released her new music video for her single If I Were a Boy. Not only does this song sound great, it makes a good point, and maybe it’ll help some boys see how their girls feel when we do certain things we think are no big deal.