Beyonce Embarrasses A Princess

May 1, 2013 Subscribe · Forward OOPS Cue the Queen B jokes, as Beyonce reportedly had quite an awkward moment with an actual British royal at one of her six London concerts. As is customary at her shows, the singer called upon audience members to sing the "to the left, to the left" refrain in "Irreplaceable." What was different about this night, however, was that Beyonce happened to point her microphone in Princess Eugenie's face.  Continue reading... THEY GOT NEXT She Just Broke Another Record Guess Who Almost Starred In 'The Hangover' Ray J Hooks Up With Kim Kardashian Look-A-Like 'The Jeffersons' Director Dies At 84 100 Percent Perfect Beyonce Embarrasses Princess At London Show 100 Percent Perfect IT'S OFFICIAL Ace Of Base Responds To Nazi Allegations The Word On 'Iron Man 3' Is ... LIAT KORNOWSKI 'New Girl' Recap: Nick And Jess Finally Do It In 'Virgins' After a three week hiatus, the gang reconvenes to tell the tales of how they lost their virginity. This is prompted by Schmidt's scheduled close encounter with Elizabeth, the college girlfriend we met last episode. Continue reading... DYLAN GADINO Kickstarter Abuse: Why Are You Giving Your Money to Wealthy Celebrities? As is the case with all amazing things, however, there comes abuse. And Kickstarter abuse has become increasingly bothersome and offensive. Continue reading... GREG MITCHELL Ayn Rand in Hollywood -- and Her Greatest Affair (With the Atomic Bomb) Does that mean Rand hated the Bomb? Hardly. In fact, she extols its creation as "an eloquent example of, argument for and tribute to free enterprise." Continue reading... BRYAN CAIN-JACKSON Fabolous on New Album and Ray J's New Single Some people make the news with controversy; others have the ability to state an opinion and make that become news -- like Fabolous. Fabolous fans know him to be an artist that keeps it real in life and in music. Continue reading... BRENNA WEINGUS 'Dancing With The Stars' Recap: Dance-Off Challenge Heats Up 'Latin Night' It was "Latin Night" on "Dancing with the Stars," which meant an evening jam-packed with sassy salsas and romantic rumbas.With only seven remaining couples, each contestant was desperate to prove they have what it takes. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003