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- X-Men: What Beyonce Would Look Like As Storm | Screen Rant - Screen Rant
- Beyonces Rise Up, Rihannas Toward the Sun & other hit songs from animated movies - Republic World - Republic World
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| X-Men: What Beyonce Would Look Like As Storm | Screen Rant - Screen Rant Posted: 13 Jun 2020 04:43 PM PDT New fan art by Apexform imagines what Beyoncé would look like as the X-Men's Ororo Munroe/Storm. Storm is hugely influential in Marvel comics as the first lead female hero of African descent. As suggested by her name, she has the ability to manipulate the weather and is one of the strongest mutants. Storm has appeared several times in film, though never in the MCU, as Fox owned the X-Men until Disney's acquisition of the company. Halle Berry portrayed the character in the X-Men films, making four appearances total. More recently, Alexandra Shipp played young Storm in X-Men: Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix. Continue scrolling to keep reading Click the button below to start this article in quick view. advertising Considering Storm's popularity, it makes sense some are already wondering when she may show up in the MCU. Black Panther 2 is a popular fan choice, due to the character's tumultuous romantic history with T'Challa in the comics. However, it's unknown if there are plans to introduce any X-Men characters to the MCU before an official movie featuring them. For her part, Shipp has said she doesn't think Storm and Black Panther should be together in the MCU and instead wants Storm to have her own movie. As Marvel has deviated from the comics frequently in the past, this is entirely possible.
advertising Whenever Storm appears in the MCU, artist Apexform has an idea who should play her: Beyoncé. In new fan art, the singer can be seen with Storm's trademark glowing eyes and white hair. However, it's not the first time Beyoncé has been imagined as Storm; back in 2014, another artist had the same thought, though with a completely different result. Check out Apexform's art below: Though it seems unlikely Beyoncé will actually appear in the MCU, it makes for a cool image. It would be a huge get for Marvel to work with the artist in any capacity. As Apexform references in their caption, there have recently been rumors involving Beyoncé and Black Panther 2. However, they pertained to the singer contributing to the soundtrack for the movie and were debunked earlier this week. However, as Black Panther 2 continues on in development, hopefully fans will learn more about both the soundtrack and story. advertising At this point, it's hard to know Marvel's plans for Storm. However, considering her importance within the X-Men and Marvel as a whole, she'll inevitably appear in the MCU at some point. Marvel's acquisition of Fox was well-timed in that way. As original Avengers like Captain America and Iron Man signed off in Avengers: Endgame, new, exciting heroes like Storm are now available to the MCU. Even if Beyoncé doesn't end up playing the part, fans can trust Marvel to find the right person for the job.
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| Posted: 14 Jun 2020 12:59 AM PDT Some animated movies portray real-life struggles, uncertainty and guilt. The characters in the films are the ones that comfort us and connect with everyone in ways that cannot be described. The songs from these movie capture moments of triumph, sadness, romance and attach a melody to it that just get fixed in the heads of the audiences. Here's is a collection of hit songs from animated movies sung by popular artists like Beyonce, Rihanna & more. Rise UpRise Up is an inspiring song recorded by Beyonce for the 2013 movie Epic. It is a computer-animated action-adventure movie loosely based on William Joyce's 1996's children's book The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs. The plot of Epic revolves around the life of a teenager who finds herself transported to a deep forest setting. The forest has become a war zone as good forces are fighting against evil. Beyonce's Rise Up features how everyone in the forest gets back up on their feet to take charge and fight like a warrior. They rise up again and surprise everyone. The song is co-written by popular singer Sia. SpiritSpirit is another hit inspiring song from Beyonce's 2019 musical movie The Lion King. The movie was helmed and bankrolled by Jon Favreau under the banner of Walt Disney Pictures. The movie stars Beyonce as Nala who is protagonist --- Simba's childhood friend and love interest. The song Spirit begins with a Swahili Chant, "Uishi Kwa Muda Mrefu Mfalme". The phrase translates to "Long Live the King". The phrase is appropriate considering Simba's rise to power in The Lion King. Beyonce, in an interview also said that spirit is her open letter to Africa. ALSO READ| Rihanna's Iconic Moments: From Schooling About Fat-shaming To Showering Kisses For Beyonce Toward the SunTowards the Sun is a mid-tempo pop and R&B ballad recorded by Rihanna from her 2015 film Home. Written jointly by Tiago Carvalho and Gary Go, Towards the Sun features pounding drums, swirling effects and positive uplifting lyrics. Lyrically, the song gives motivation to people which could be heard in the lines, "Turn your face towards the sun, let the shadows fall behind you". This Rihanna's song was highly acclaimed by fans and critics alike. ALSO READ| Beyonce's Viral Moments That Broke The Internet; From Court-side Drama To Elevator Fight Dancing in the SunDancing in the Dark is another hit song from Home recorded by Rihanna. Dancing in the Dark was jointly written by Easter Dean and Maureen Anne McDonald. This Rihanna song is an up-tempo peppy R&B number with snap beats. The funky song features how Rihanna's character wants to dance in the dark without stopping till she lights the night with shooting stars. ALSO READ| Beyonce's Song 'Spirit' From 'The Lion King' Was Her Open Love Letter To Africa; Read How Far I'll GoHow Far I'll Go is a power-ballad from Disney's 2016 animated musical movie Moana. This was recorded by Auli'i Cravalho. Lyrically the song features how protagonist Moana wants to defy the rules set by her father and wants to travel afar in the ocean. ALSO READ| Beyonce's 'Rise Up' & Other Songs From Her Animated Action Adventure Film 'Epic' Let it Go from 'Frozen'Get the latest entertainment news from India & around the world. Now follow your favourite television celebs and telly updates. Republic World is your one-stop destination for trending Bollywood news. Tune in today to stay updated with all the latest news and headlines from the world of entertainment.  |
| Posted: 13 Jun 2020 10:18 AM PDT In 2006, Beyoncé and Jennifer Hudson starred as Deena Jones and Effie White in the musical drama Dreamgirls. Though they played longtime friends and two-thirds of a girl group known as "The Dreamettes," it's been rumored that the singers' real-life relationship didn't mirror that of their characters'. While rumors of a feud between the stars during their Dreamgirls days have circulated throughout the years, both have since set the record straight on whether they got along while filming the movie.  Critics were convinced Beyoncé was jealous of Jennifer HudsonFollowing the release of the 2006 film adaptation of Dreamgirls, several media outlets suggested that Beyoncé and Hudson did not get along too well behind the scenes. While sources claim the two had a friendly relationship during the early days of filming, it was rumored that tensions began building when Hudson and fellow co-star Anika Noni Rose became outraged by what they believed to be special attention paid to Beyoncé.  RELATED: Whatever Happened to the Live-Action 'Aida' Movie Starring Beyoncé and Christina Aguilera? Some also believed that the "Formation" singer was jealous of the American Idol alum for having more of a coveted role than her. Though rumors surrounding Beyoncé and Hudson's alleged feud circulated for a few weeks after the film was released, the Grammy winner eventually denied these claims, saying that there were no ill-feelings between herself and her co-star whatsoever. "I knew that the character that I played wasn't the star," Beyoncé told People in 2006. "She wasn't the underdog. She didn't have the struggle and the pain and the dramatic scenes that Effie had, and I was fine with that." The Queen B went on to express her distaste for people pitting her and Hudson against one another. "It's really unfortunate that everyone is saying I'm jealous of Jennifer. It hurts my heart because it's so clichéd. They're saying that I'm mad when I knew going into this that I was playing Deena," she continued. "Because I'm a star they just automatically assume that I'm not humble enough to sit down and take a back seat, which I am." Jennifer Hudson and Beyoncé became great friends while filming "Dreamgirls"Despite what people might think, Hudson and Beyoncé actually became good friends while filming Dreamgirls. The Secret Life of Bees star even set the record straight on her and Bey's relationship during a 2013 appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen. "There [were] never any rifts at all," Hudson explained. "That is still my girl to this day. I love her. We've always been good." Three years later, the "Spotlight" singer reiterated that she and Beyoncé maintained a close friendship throughout the years. Hudson even admitted to attending the singer's Formation World Tour, where she got some love from her co-star during a performance of "Survivor." RELATED: Which School Does Beyoncé and Jay-Z's Daughter, Blue Ivy, Attend? "Oh my God, yeah!" Hudson told E! News. "I just went to see Beyoncé in concert twice. She knows when I'm coming every time!" She added, "We actually saw I just saw each other at the CFDA Awards. She was honored and I performed, and she was like, 'So when are you coming, and I was like, 'As soon as I get done here in New York I'm gonna be on the first thing smoking because you know I'm coming to see the show!'"  |
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