The Noise: Jay-Z's 'Glory'

As you've probably already heard, Beyoncé gave birth to her baby daughter Blue Ivy Carter on Saturday evening. Happy father Jay-Z wasted no time recording a song for his baby daughter, and it's an incredibly touching track. Produced by the Neptunes (complete with cooing Pharrell vocals), Jay-Z has rarely sounded  so sweet, vulnerable and intimate. It even includes Blue Ivy's first cries. Stream this, and maybe even tear up a bit.

The Noise: Kanye, Jay & Nicki bring the Ruckus to the Angels

Kanye West and Jay-Z appear to be having the time of the lives performing the best track off of Watch the Throne, "Niggas in Paris," at the Victoria's Secret fashion show. A radiantly pregnant Beyoncé was in attendance.

Also, hip- hop's reigning diva serenaded the Angels with her smash hit "Super Bass", and even strutted down the runway, surrounded by sexy male dancers. Check her out after the jump.

Beyoncé gets Sexy Chic for Harper's Bazaar UK

in Gucci

“This is such a pivotal moment in my life! I’m transitioning as a woman, and I’m finally able to express myself as I am.”
-On turning 30.

Check out more gorgeous photos and excerpts from the interview here.

Beyoncé gets Fierce for 'Complex'

“Everything sounds the same on the radio. With 4 I tried to mix R&B from the ’70s and the ’90s with rock ‘n’ roll and a lot of horns to create something new and exciting. I wanted musical changes, bridges, vibrata, live instrumentation, and classic songwriting.”

-Beyoncé

Read the rest of the interview and see more images from the shoot here.

The Noise: Beyoncé grows-up on '4'

Beyoncé has never been good with album titles. I mean B'Day? I Am/Sasha Fierce? But she has always been exceptional at turning out the perfect soul/pop tune. Just think of all the classics she already has under her belt. The rapturous disco-horned "Crazy in Love," the ultimate up-beat fuck you anthem that is "Irreplaceable," the contagiously jumpy "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)," among other smash hits, and the slew of girl power anthems she master minded for Destiny's Child. These hits have more than asserted her as the definitive capital D diva of her generation.

Who Run The Covers (Beyoncé). Queen B on the Covers of Dazed and Confused, W and L'Uomo Vogue

in Givenchy

in Louis Vuitton

Beyoncé once again showing the world how a real Diva swags...

See the rest of the spreads here, here and here. They're severely fabulous.