Sasha Fierce may be nothing more than a wig in a penthouse closet these days, but Our Lady B packs nothing but fierce into her new album 4, out today. Follow the jump for info on how you can win a copy of Beyoncé's latest!

Uh-oh. If the third song (after singles one and two) is any indication of the rest of Beyoncé's upcoming 4, it looks like fans might have to prepare for a flop. I know, I know—gay blasphemy. But before I break out my salmon-tinted croc-skin YSL bi-fold to hand over my dusty Gay Card, follow the jump to listen to the old-school vibed "Party" (featuring Andre 3000). Then take to the comments to me know if you think the third time is a charm or not...

It's no secret on this here blog thing that I'm not the biggest fan of "Run The World (Girls)" (aside from the "inspired" Billboard performance and the 7,367 dance remixes I gyrated to on dance floors over Memorial Day Weekend). Luckily, for her next single, Beyoncé skips the experimental vibe for a return to form with "Best Thing I Never Had." Listen to the new song after the jump. 

We are in desperate need of some hot summer tracks, which is why we are hoping Beyonce has a couple tricks tracks up her sleeve that will get us moving! After the jump, catch a glimpse of her tracklist for 4. 

While watching the American Idol finale, someone very close to Mother Monster told me, "You know she lives for your people, right?" Aside from the "your people" thing, the comment struck me. It's often difficult to discern whether or not a celebrity is for real about their chosen "cause" thanks to layers of image consultants and business contracts and gossip blogs and behind-the-door deals. With Lady Gaga it's authentic. Sure, she's not and shouldn't have to be every LGBT's flavor, but it's rather astounding that the world's current biggest personality is also our closest and loudest ally. 

Enough fawning. *SPOILER ALERT* Follow the jump to watch Lady Gaga perform "Edge Of Glory" and Beyonce debut her new single "1 + 1" after the...

You know how you stalk eye a hot go-go boy for three hours before drinking up the nerve to tip him only to find out he's stuffed his trunks? Well, it's similar to the disappointment I've experienced all week after hearing that Beyonce's stunning Power Point presentation at the Billboard Music Awards performance was a rip off of a 2010 performance by Euro-diva Lorella Cuccarini. Today, Beyonce confirmed that the performance was not an original.

Read Beyonce's full confession and watch a side-by-side video comparison after the jump!

It was a diva-packed night on Sunday at the Billboard Music Awards: Rihanna performed "S&M" live while special guest Britney Spears joined her on stage to educate viewers about the dangers of skipping Dramamine before pole-dancing; Beyonce made us even more excited (if that was possible) for the release of 4 with a flashy performance of "Run The World (Girls)." Let us know which diva performance soared and which fell flat (no pun) after the jump!

If you snoozed through last night's American Idol (like us) you may have missed Miss B's latest video. But you can check it our after the jump.

Oprah's finale taped Tuesday night in Chicago and included a guest-list that makes last month's Royal Wedding seem like my weekly game night. The grand farewell spectacle featured Madonna, Tom Cruise, Julia Roberts, Dakota Fanning, Maria Shriver and Beyonce, who made me like her lackluster first single just a little more after watching video of her performing it at the event. You can watch it too after the jump!

With all the goo-goo for Gaga hoopla the past few weeks, it's about time a juicy news morsel of another delicious gaydored diva hit the Internet. Moments ago on her blog, the one and only Lady B announced the premiere date for her hugely-anticipated "Run The World (Girls)" music video. So, when should you set your DVRs or make sure you're lounging on your CB2 chaise sectional in front of the TV?

Featuring the fiercest heels seen since "Bad Romance," the new teaser for Beyonce's anticpated "Run The World (Girls)" music video certainly whets our whistle. 

Michelle Obama's selection of the one and only B's "Get Me Bodied" as the anthem for her healthy kids initiative makes complete sense. Now, the anthem has a new promotional video featuring stunningly-talented kids, vegetables and Beyoncé's gravity-defying curls.