Beyoncé looks chic in flowing red dress for date with Jay Z... as couple continue to brush off split rumours

The pair have been putting on a united front after a leaked snippet of Beyoncé's upcoming song Ring Off sparked split rumours with the lyrics: 'So tired of the lies and trying and fighting and crying.'

For their date night, Queen Bey's 44-year-old husband Jay Z looked dapper in a navy blue suit as they enjoyed an intimate date night together.

The Run This Town rapper paired the two-piece suit with a smart white shirt and brown dress shoes as they headed out for a night in the Big Apple.

Beyoncé looked absolutely stunning in the flowing sleeveless midi dress, which she teamed with a pair of shiny, strappy magenta heels.

Her asymmetric dress might be a rather festive shade of red, but when paired with pink satin sandals, Beyoncé looked more like an early Valentine's Day present! Wherever Bey goes, the rest of the world follows, so we imagine everyone will be rocking this colour combo come Christmas...

She headed out with her husband for a dinner date looking as glamorous as ever. We love the flattering draped shape of her one shoulder dress, but it's those shiny shoes that really made sure she stood out.

Her unique sandals are by Nicholas Kirkwood and they feature a curved heel and a Swarovski pearl suspended from beneath the heel. We love the satin texture and magenta shade, but since they're from the Resort 2015 collection, us mere mortals can't get our hands on them just yet.

But if you want to walk a mile in Beyoncé’s heels, you can get the black version at Browns now (click right). Or if you want to add a colour pop to your party season LBD, check out the cheaper options we've found on the high street.

She accessorised the look with a large oval shaped ring featuring a coral-coloured stone and dangling silver earrings.

The Drunk In Love hitmaker completed the look with natural, complimentary make-up on her face topped off with a swipe of cherry red lipstick and her highlighted blonde locks flowing down over her shoulders.

It was quite a different look than the one in her recently released music video for the single 7/11.

In the fun clip, Beyoncé can be seen parading around in her underwear as she dances, claps and even drops to her knees several times - mostly to show off her famous bottom.

It is a compilation of clips of the singer on a balcony as she moved and grooved to her latest song all from a single-shot view.

Beyoncé wore different outfits for the clip, including one featuring a long white robe, grey top, grey Y-front panties and multi-coloured socks.

She also donned a black sweater with 'KALE' emblazoned across it, leopard print underwear and black Nike kneepads. The knee protection was much needed as she fell on the floor several times.

Several background dancers also prancing around in their underwear were featured in the clip as they danced with her on the balcony and while she playfully used a hair dryer in the bathroom.

She could be seen dancing all over the property including bedroom, bathroom, hallway, and even in front of a Christmas tree in their living room.

The re-release Platinum Edition of Beyoncé's self-titled record is available on Tuesday as it features 7/11, Ring Off as well as several remixes and other exclusive content.

Jurgen Klopp admits Marco Reus WILL leave Borussia Dortmund

Reus, 25, has been at the German club since 2012 and reports have linked him with Premier League moves since the summer.

He starred for Dortmund as they reached the Champions League final in 2013, and finished runners-up in the Bundesliga two years running.

Dortmund have struggled to keep hold of their star men with Mario Gotze and Robert Lewandowski leaving for Bayern Munich, and Shinji Kagawa moving to Man United, before returning this summer.

And Klopp admits players follow their dreams, but the club moves on. 

“We had very successful years and we couldn't keep all these players," Klopp said on BT Sport’s SportsHUB.  

"Not all of them stayed here. 

They had their own dreams their own situations different ideas, whatever.  So we will see (about Reus). 

"The most important thing is the story of this club will go on.  We'll have to do it with other players."

And Klopp insists it to re-invigorate the side as his project progressed.

He added: "It's not our idea to keep this team together until the end, until their 34 and they go away. That was not the idea.  We did it because of the potential of these players. “

Watch the interview in full on SportsHUB, BT Sport's news and information show, tomorrow (Saturday 22nd) on BT Sport 1 from 3pm. Klopp also features in the European Football Show on Sunday (BT Sport 1 from 6.30pm), culminating in live coverage of the Milan derby.

Crystal Palace v Liverpool: Premier League - as it happened

This is more than just a poor start, there’s something wrong. Mentally weak, no leadership on the pitch, and as a Liverpool fan, the worst thing you can ever see is them being bullied, and being weak, and that’s what we’ve seen today, and not for the first time. It’s been happening all season. Liverpool aren’t being beat by quality, they’re being bullied, they’re being beaten by enthusiasm. After the goal Liverpool offered no enthusiasm, no threat. They’re mentally and physically weak. There’s no leadership there. It was the same last year. I’m very worried as a Liverpool fan. Talk about players taking time to settle in, but you’re looking at them and thinking, they need four or five players.

If you look in the team, there’s no men in the team. There’s not enough people organising in there. Sometimes you’ve got to grind results out. There’s no confidence there so you’ve got to grind through. A game like that’s a perfect illustration. You dig in, you nick a 2-1, or take a 1-1. Liverpool rarely if ever play badly and win. Great last year, playing well, winning games. But when they play badly they just get rolled over.

AUDIENCES : LA FINALE DE "KOH-LANTA" AU PLUS BAS, "NCIS" EN LÉGÈRE HAUSSE, ARTE AU MILLION

Vendredi soir, TF1 s'est hissée en tête des audiences avec la finale de son jeu d'aventure, "Koh-Lanta", produit par Adventure Line Production. La victoire de Laurent face à Martin, 7 votes à 0, a été suivie par 6,2 millions de fidèles jusqu'à 23h35, selon Médiamétrie. La part de marché s'élève à 27,8% sur les individus de quatre ans et plus et 39% sur les ménagères de moins de cinquante ans. Par rapport au dernier épisode, il y a deux semaines, "Koh-Lanta" perd 400.000 habitués et 1,1 point de PDA. Il s'agit de la plus faible finale de l'émission depuis son passage en prime time !

"La Fête de la chanson française" perd 500.000 téléspectateurs sur un an

M6 est deuxième avec la suite de la saison 11 inédite de la série américaine "NCIS", avec Mark Harmon. Les trois premiers épisodes de la soirée - qui en comptait cinq - ont attiré 3,5 millions de fidèles en moyenne. La part de marché atteint 14,6% sur les individus de quatre ans et plus. A noter que l'épisode de 20h50, seul inédit de la soirée, a à lui seul séduit 4,6 millions d'habitués (17% de PDA), en hausse de 125.000 curieux et de 0,3 point de PDA sur une semaine.

France 2 suit avec son divertissement musical "La fête de la chanson française", produit par Degel Prod et animé par Daniela Lumbroso, Garou et Virginie Guilhaume. Cette soirée live à laquelle ont participé Johnny Hallyday, Michel Delpech, Adamo, M. Pokora, Shy'm, Julien Doré ou encore Laurent Voulzy et Alain Souchon a attiré 2,9 millions de téléspectateurs, soit 14,6% du public. L'an dernier, l'émission avait réuni 3,4 millions de personnes (17,8% de PDA).

Le million pour Arte

France 3 est au pied du podium avec un nouveau numéro de son magazine "Thalassa", présenté par Georges Pernoud. L'émission, consacrée à l'Italie, a intéressé 2,2 millions d'amateurs de voyages, soit 8,6% du public de quatre ans et plus.

Du côté des autres chaînes, Arte domine avec le téléfilm inédit "Le bébé et le clochard", suivi par 1,1 million de téléspectateurs (4,4% de PDA).

Erica Mena Responds To Tony Rock’s ‘Full Blown Whore’ Comment

Tony Rock got under Bow Wow’s skin this week when he tweeted that Erica Mena was a “full blown whore.” Replying to the quip by stating that he would see Rock “face to face,” Bow later tweeted that “the homies just dropped the dime” on the comedian, leading to speculation that an altercation occurred.

And in true Erica Mena fashion, the reality star offered her two cents on Rock’s insult, referring to the comedian as "bitch Rock:"

This is the most press and attention Bitch rock got its whole career. Now that's a funny joke #ThisMonkeyIsAfool

It also turns out Rock did a comedy bit on Wednesday night (Nov. 19) where he addressed his comments about Mena. After asserting that he would never fight Bow Wow, Rock acknowledged the comment as inappropriate, but refused to take it back:

[I said] “Everyone falls in love with a whore at least once in their life. 50 motherfuckers are like, “Yo! That’s crazy funny! Mad funny, mad funny! Fuckin Bow Wow responded, okay? And he was like, “we’ll talk when I see you face to face cuz” which made all my n-ggas fall on the floor laughing. But then everybody kept retweeting it and kept retweeting it.

[…]if he wants to turn it into something else, we can do that. But I’m not fighting Bow Wow, okay? I will fight one of his dudes, but I’m not fighting Bow Wow..AT ALL! In any regard of me and this n-gga like this **does fighting stance.*** That’s not going to happen. But I will say this, he proposed to her, she accepted the proposal. She’s going to be his wife. This is a man marrying a woman. I should’ve respected that, so I’ll say, “Maybe I shouldn’t have said that,” but I’m not taking it back. I said it. It’s out there. 

Gab Valenciano consulted on Beyonce's new video?

MANILA – The team of Grammy winner Beyonce has supposedly consulted Gab Valenciano for the music video of the global R&B superstar's latest single “7/11.”

In his Instagram account on Saturday, Valenciano reposted a snippet of “7/11’s” music video that was released by Beyonce.

In the caption, Valenciano said, unedited: “So this just happened. Still pretty overwhelmed. Check out the whole video on Beyonce.com #blessed #regram @beyonce”

Many of his followers noticed the video’s resemblance to his “super selfies” with some netizens asking if Beyonce actually stole the concept from him.

However, Valenciano’s aunt, Maria Rita Cecilia Arenas, posted a comment and said: “Gab was officially consulted by her team, so the signature moves weren’t stolen. They were authorized.”

Valenciano started uploading "super selfies" online in August 2013. His videos, which typically feature snappy dance moves and quick cuts, have collectively garnered millions of views.

Some of his “super selfies” were even picked up by international media, including People magazine and Huffington Post.

As of writing, Beyonce’s post already has more than 50,000 “likes” and over 43,000 comments.

Charles Woodson was ready to fight

ALAMEDA, Calif. -- Veteran safety Charles Woodson has been one of the Oakland Raiders' most consistent defensive players this season and has been a model of professionalism on and off the field.

On Thursday night, the 38-year-old found himself in the unenviable position of nearly coming to blows with teammate Sio Moore after the second-year linebacker cost the team a timeout while dancing and celebrating a sack late in the game.

Moore's celebration went far beyond the normal jump-up-and-prance-around routine most players do when making a big play. After dropping Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith for a 7-yard loss at Kansas City's 48-yard line, Moore sprinted down inside the 10-yard line and began to dance and gyrate while the crowd cheered. Rookie linebacker Khalil Mack joined in and repeatedly slapped hands with Moore, then two other Oakland players came running in to keep the party going.

The only problem was that while the Raiders were celebrating, the Chiefs were hustling back to the line of scrimmage and on the verge of snapping the ball -- and getting a free play -- when Oakland defensive end Justin Tuck wisely called a timeout.

"I couldn't believe it," Woodson said. "That was the first time I had ever seen somebody celebrate for a whole 40-second clock. That was ridiculous, and they know it. I told Sio he's lucky we got the win because we really probably would've had to fight, and I would've seen exactly what kind of fighter he is."

All of it became a moot point after Kansas City turned the ball over on downs and the Raiders held on to win, ending their 16-game losing streak. Had it worked out differently, Woodson said, there would have been big issues inside the Raiders' locker room.

Woodson might have been making the comment in jest, though he clearly was irked.

For his part, Moore was apologetic after the game.

"I was so caught up in the moment, man," Moore said. "That was an error I've got to make sure I clean up."