Beyoncé Just Reclaimed Country Music, Mayor Eric Johnson is Getting Divorced, and a Primary Election is Right Around the Corner. Dallas, We Busy.

By Marlissa Collier Beyoncé, once again, stole all the shine and broke all of the world wide internet, when on Super Bowl Sunday, and on what was supposed to be the biggest day of Usher’s (who is certainly a superstar in his own right) life, she decided to drop two country singles and announce the “Renaissance Act II.” Like, Kansas City Chiefs who? The Texas Hold ‘Em and 16 Carriages singles quickly overshadowed other entertainment news, including the game itself, Andra Day’s incredible vocal decisions while performing the Black National Anthem, MAGA-America being mad about having to listen to the Black National Anthem, and arguably some of Usher’s much earned respect for curating what was a celebration of 90s and 2000s R&B (because, what a time that was), Black culture, and his power to unknowingly cause folks relationship issues. Anybody checked in on Keke Palmer’s boyfriend and Swizz Beatz this week?& & Beyoncé’s two new tracks did exactly what we can imagine she wanted them to do – they got the people talking. And mere days after their release, they’ve already been at the center of countless think pieces and debates as to whether or not Queen Bey has jurisdiction...