Beyonce has had an impressive and award-winning career so far. Her star is sure to rise even higher. 

I have created this site as a place where Beyonce's fans can spend some time learning about her "real" life. This place is also a spot where you can spend some time and admire her amazing beauty. Thanks for visiting!

Filmography

Fighting Temptations, The (2003)

Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) .... Foxxy Cleopatra

"Revealed with Jules Asner" (2001) TV Series .... Herself (Destiny's Child)

Survivor (2001) (V) .... Herself (Destiny's Child)

Pop Goes Christmas (2001) (TV) (as Destiny's Child) .... Performer

Nobel Peace Prize Concert (2001) (TV) .... Herself (Destiny's Child)

Intimate Portrait: Destiny's Child (2001) (TV) .... Herself

Record of the Year 2001, The (2001) (TV) (as Destiny's Child) .... Performer/Finalist

Christmas in Rockefeller Center (2001) (TV) (as Destiny's Child) .... Herself

Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Celebration (2001) (TV) (as Destiny's Child) .... Herself

Carmen: A Hip Hopera (2001) (TV) .... Carmen

MTV Icon: Janet Jackson (2001) (TV) .... Herself (Destiny's Child)

43rd Annual Grammy Awards, The (2001) (TV) (as Destiny's Child) .... Performer

28th Annual American Music Awards (2001) (TV) (as Destiny's Child) .... Herself

2000 Billboard Music Awards (2000) (TV) .... Herself

Christmas in Rockefeller Center (2000) (TV) (singer) .... Herself

Destiny's Child: Say My Name Multimedia Single (2000) (as Destiny's Child)

VH1 Divas 2000: A Tribute to Diana Ross (2000) (TV) .... Herself

 Vital Stats

Full Name: Beyoncé Gisele Knowles
Nickname: Mothe, B or JuJu
Home Town: Houston, Texas
Date of Birth: September 4th 1981
Role in Group: lead Singer
Astrological Sign: Virgo
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Favorite Celebrity: Stevie Wonder
Favorite Vocalist: Stevie Wonder
Favorite Rapper: Wyclef Jean
Favorite Song: "Moments of Love" and "Song For You" by Donnie Hathaway
Favorite Movie: Sparkle
Favorite Book: Waiting to Exhale
Favorite Food: Soul Food, Popeye's Fried Chicken!
Inspiration: My mom inspires me because she is a strong, talented and spiritual woman. She believes in going after your dreams and never giving up!
Best thing about being a celebrity: Achieving dreams and inspiring people to go after their own dreams
Worst thing about being a celebrity: Privacy is taken away
Goals: "Having my own record and production company, getting married and having kids"

Discography

"What’s Going On" - (charity single with various artists) 2001

This Is The Remix – with Destiny’s Child

8 Days Of Christmas – with Destiny’s Child

Survivor – with Destiny’s Child

The Writing's On The Wall – with Destiny’s Child

Biography

Beyonce first began her musical career when she was 7 years old and met LaTavia Roberson while auditioning for a children's group. Beyoncé's cousin, Kelly Rowland, soon joined the girls, and the trio was finally joined by the fourth part of the group, LeToya Luckett.

Managed by Music World Management's Matthew Knowles -- who is also Beyoncé's father and Kelly's legal guardian -- the four young girls with big dreams became Destiny's Child.

Worshipping the moves and voices of R&B legendary groups such as the Supremes and the Jackson 5, the children of Destiny's Child started small by performing at local events and moved on to their national television debut with their performance on Star Search.

Not only did their strong voices standout, but their originality and refreshing rap performance was only a preview of what the music industry was in store for.

Soon enough, the group had moved up from the ranks of performing at small-time gigs, to becoming the opening act for popular R&B and hip hop acts Dru Hill, SWV and Immature.

The group's first album, the self-titled Destiny's Child, was released in 1998, under the Columbia Records label. The album features Wyclef Jean, Pras and Jermaine Dupri as collaborating producers, as well as their hit single "No, No, No", which went platinum.

If the three awards that Destiny's Child received at the 1998 Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards wasn't enough of an indication of their upcoming success, their next album sure was. The Writing's on the Wall, which was released in 1999, reached the top ten Billboard album charts upon its release.

The album has so far spawned 4 hit singles, "Bills, Bills, Bills," "Say My Name," "Bug a Boo," and "Jumpin', Jumpin'." With their album reaching triple platinum status by the end of the year, 2 Grammy nominations in 1999, an "Image Award" for Outstanding Duo or Group by the NAACP, and contributions to the soundtracks for the films Why Do Fools Fall In Love?, Life, and Romeo Must Die, one would think that the Houston-based group would know no problems -- but that would be wrong.

In March of 2000, it was announced that group members LeToya Luckett and LaTavia Roberson had left the group. It was later revealed that the two members were unhappy with the management of Matthew Knowles, and that they left because of existing "creative differences." LeToya and LaTavia took the group and its management to court, while the remaining members found two replacements, Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin.

Just when it seemed that Destiny's Child had seen the last of their problems, Farrah Franklin left the group after 5 months, leaving Beyoncé Knowles, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams (not to be confused with the blonde Dawson's Creek star) as a trio, basking in the glory of consecutive number one hits with the release of the group's third album, Survivor.