Beyonce runs the show

Her self-titled album debuted at number one and ranks 24 on the year’s list of best-sellers three days after release.
So Beyonce had every reason to shake it up as she took her Mrs Carter Show World Tour to Washington DC on Wednesday.
The 32-year-old superstar was outfitted in a black, gold and ivory brocade bodysuit that showed off most of her toned, shapely legs.
She had the confidence of experience as she strolled forward in black booties, with microphone in hand, towards her audience.

The lights behind her made her cascading honey-tinted hair shimmer as her back-up dancers formed an interesting assembly all around her.

Beyonce’s tour kicked off in April and after countless shows and travelling around the globe, the entertainer still had the energy of a wildcat.

Beyonce also shares that nothing compares to the love of her family.
“Nothing feels like my child singing ‘mummy,”’ Beyonce reveals.

“No, nothing feels like when I look my husband in the eyes, nothing feels like when I’m respected, when I get on the stage and I see I’m changing peoples lives.”

Included in the mini art feature are rare clips of herself performing as a teenager before her big break with Destiny’s Child whose group hits include “Jumpin’ Jumpin” and “Say My Name”.

The singer was seen at one point leaping across stage through the air, her dance troupe in perfect unison with her.
Beyonce’s new 31-track album, which was released on December 13, features collaborations with Drake, Frank Ocean, Sia, Justin Timberlake, Pharrell, her husband Jay Z and their one-year-old daughter Blue Ivy.

The star — whose net worth is reportedly around US$300 million — also unveiled part one and then part two of a mini art feature, aptly named “Self-Titled”, that gives fans a glimpse into how the album came about. — Dailymail.