Author: Minyvonne Burke

(Vogue)

Beyonce graces the cover of Vogue‘s touted September issue, the fashion magazine confirmed Thursday. Posting the cover on Instagram, Vogue wrote, “There’s only one September Issue, and there’s only one @beyonce.” In the image, the singer is seen rocking wet and wavy hair while wearing a form-fitting lavender dress with embellished floral appliques. See the photo at right.

The cover reads, “Just B. Beyonce and the art of global domination.” While the “Diva” singer’s interview won’t be released until Friday, Vogue noted on its website that Beyonce is a “powerhouse” and “she can sneer. She can out-strut and stare down any man in the film frame.” The magazine adds, “Call her, in the songs, She Who Must Be Obeyed–in the palace, in the bedroom, in the hood, on the road, and on the runway.”

Vogue also shared a behind-the-scenes video from the singer’s photoshoot with famed photographer Mario Testino. In the footage, Beyonce is seen playing with a toy airplane, seductively posing for the camera, and walking through a beautiful mansion wearing a black mesh dress.

The September issue marks Beyonce’s third time landing a Vogue cover. She previously appeared on the April 2009 and March 2013 covers. This is also the third time an African-American woman has graced the magazine’s coveted September issue. Noami Campbell was the first in 1989, and Halle Berry became the second black woman to land a cover in 2010.

Check out Beyonce’s Vogue behind-the-scenes video below, and tell us what you think.

(Life And Style)

Kim Kardashian and her sisters Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner are NOT quitting “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” despite a new report. Gossip Cop can exclusively bust this rumor. We’re told by a rep for Kim that it’s 100 percent not true.

According to Life & Style, Kim and her sisters each recently told their mom Kris Jenner they want to leave the family reality show. A so-called “source” is quoted in the tabloid as saying, “It’s not like Kim, Khloe and Kylie don’t want to be on television anymore, they just don’t want to do ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ or its spin-offs.”

The magazine further alleges Kim’s decision to supposedly quit the show has a lot to do with Kanye West. The tabloid claims West thinks the show is “beneath” Kim. Khloe, says the magazine, wants off of the E! show because she feels the constant filming played a part in ruining her marriage to Lamar Odom. And Kylie’s reasoning for wanting to allegedly bail on “Keeping Up With The Kardashians,” claims Life & Style, is that the teen would much rather just sit at home with her friends and Tyga. “[Kylie] has never been comfortable being on reality TV and just wants to be left alone,” says a supposed source.

Of course, this is all coming for the exact same tabloid that Gossip Cop has repeatedly busted for a series of made-up cover stories. In just the past few months alone, Gossip Cop corrected Life & Style for falsely claiming in cover stories that “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” was canceled for Caitlyn’s show; the “Kardashians Fire[d] Kris,” Kylie was “Pregnant & Dumped,” and Khloe was “Having A Baby With Lamar.” Basically, the tabloid seems to know very little about the Kardashians and Jenners.

In any event, a rep for Kim, exclusively tells Gossip Cop the reality star and her sisters have no plans on quitting “Keeping Up With The Kardashians,” and Life & Style’s story is “not true.”

(ABC)

“Dancing With The Stars” celebrated its 10th anniversary on Tuesday, and kicked things off with a spectacular opening number, featuring past and present contestants as well as pro dancers. See the amazing video below.

The opening number showcased 45 dancers, making it the biggest opening sequence in the history of “Dancing With The Stars.” Among the familiar faces twirling across the ballroom floor were Season 20 judges Julianne Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Len Goodman. Also, this season’s pro dancers, including Peta Murgatroyd, Tony Dovolani, Sharna Burgess, Artem Chigvintsev, Mark Ballas, and Allison Holker, all performed quick routines for the opening number. Witney Carson and Alfonso Ribeiro, who won Season 19, danced a short routine together, followed by the Season 18 champs Maks Chmerkovskiy and Meryl Davis.

Throughout the remainder of the night, “Dancing With The Stars” recapped some of the show’s highlights from the past 10 years, including favorite group dances, best performances, biggest freak-outs and arguments, and lots of behind-the-scenes moments. A few of the most memorable celebrity contestants, like Candace Cameron-Bure, Maria Menounos and Lisa Rinna, also recalled their favorite moments from the show and revealed how being on “Dancing With The Stars” changed their lives.

The 10th anniversary special concluded its jam-packed night with a performance of “Lady Marmalade” by Patti LaBelle, Amber Riley and Lil’ Kim. Watch the video below of “Dancing With The Stars” 10th anniversary opening number, and tell us what you think.