Beyoncé is celebrating her 45th birthday by looking back at one of the most important albums of her early solo career. To mark the 20th anniversary of B’Day , the singer has released an expanded deluxe edition of her 2006 sophomore album. The digital version stretches to 31 tracks , bringing together remastered originals, B-sides, remixes, previously unreleased recordings and two new collaborations with Maluma and the late Tejano icon Selena Quintanilla . It is less a simple reissue than a deep dive into the B’Day era — including material that has been sitting in the vault for years. Beyoncé and Selena share a posthumous duet The most talked-about addition is “Irreemplazable (Como La Flor),” a mash-up that brings Beyoncé's Spanish-language version of “Irreplaceable” together with Selena's beloved “Como La Flor.” The collaboration was made possible with permission from Selena's estate, according to Parkwood Entertainment . The pairing also has a personal connection: Beyon...
Guy Ritchie’s Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen has never been interested in subtlety. The 2019 film was a breezy, slightly flimsy crime caper about gangsters, aristocrats and English landed wealth. Critics were hardly unanimous, but audiences clearly enjoyed the combination of swagger, violence and cheeky British class warfare. That popularity eventually produced a Netflix spin-off series, which proved successful enough to return for a second season. Now, with rumours already swirling about a possible third season and the potential involvement of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, The Gentlemen has become considerably more talked-about than its pulpy premise might suggest. But before worrying about season three, there is season two to survive. Eddie and Susie are back in business Theo James returns as Eddie “the Duke” Horniman, the impossibly handsome aristocrat who has discovered that running a criminal enterprise can be considerably more profitable — and perhaps more entertaining — than managin...