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BEYONCÉ MARKS HER BIRTHDAY WITH THE RELEASE OF A REMASTERED DELUXE “B’DAY” ALBUM HER COMING-OF-AGE MASTERPIECE IS AMPLIFIED WITH UPGRADED VISUALS, SURPRISE NEW TRACKS, AND SPANISH LANGUAGE SONGS, INCLUDING COLLABORATIONS WITH MALUMA AND THE LATE SELENA

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BEYONCÉ MARKS HER BIRTHDAY WITH THE RELEASE OF A REMASTERED DELUXE "B'DAY" ALBUM

BEYONCÉ MARKS HER BIRTHDAY WITH THE RELEASE OF A REMASTERED DELUXE “B’DAY” ALBUM HER COMING-OF-AGE MASTERPIECE IS AMPLIFIED WITH UPGRADED VISUALS, SURPRISE NEW TRACKS, AND SPANISH LANGUAGE SONGS, INCLUDING COLLABORATIONS WITH MALUMA AND THE LATE SELENA

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LONDON, Sept. 3, 2026

B’DAY (20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION) IS AVAILABLE NOW

LONDON, Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Today marks Beyoncé’s birthday and the release of a voluminous remastered B’DAY, her coming-of-age second album. When it was released on September 4, 2006, music fans around the world were introduced to a 25-year-old woman with a bold, new voice. Not just a powerful singing voice but an artist determined to take over her career, as a singer, songwriter, producer and visual artist. She recorded the album in a two-week session, fully cemented at the helm, and knowing exactly what she wanted to create.

BEYONCÉ MARKS HER BIRTHDAY WITH THE RELEASE OF A REMASTERED DELUXE "B'DAY" ALBUM

She was pushing herself, revealing layers to her innovative approach to recording, writing and producing. That fierce and urgent approach was extended to all her collaborators, with each one digging a little deeper to define the sound of her deeply personal album.

“I wanted the album to be big, percussive, hard, up-tempo, and energized, and it was important to me that we used live instrumentation,” she recalls. “Hip-hop was taking over at the time, but I was fighting to preserve the bridges, melodies, and harmonies that have always been at the heart of R&B. The goal was to blend those two worlds through the art of sampling. I loved the minimalism of a beautiful vocal arrangement over a simple drum loop or a classic guitar like ‘Irreplaceable’…but only if that 808 was banging underneath.”

B’DAY was essentially her first visual album, with short films that explored the making of a relationship in full, through every turn. It was a conceptual project, urgent and captivating. Its themes of finding one’s confidence, liberation, audacity and compatibility are as relevant today as they were two decades ago.

And in preparing for this milestone release, Beyoncé once again went back to the boards and worked on remastering songs. The videos, originally captured on 35mm are now remastered and re-colored and finished in 4k, including “Déjà Vu,” featuring JAY-Z, and directed by Sophie Muller, also out today. 

Images, shot on location in New Orleans, and never seen before, are also included. New Orleans, where Beyoncé’s family has deep roots, was working on rebuilding following the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina. The Big Easy’s resilience and fortitude served as inspiration for Beyoncé who wanted to contribute in her own way to the city’s revitalization. 

When news of the B’DAY (20th Anniversary Edition) broke last July 4th, it was ushered in by the song “MORNING DEW (DONK).” Astute fans quickly pointed to the history of the song, which leaked in 2023. A remix of the track, featuring JAY-Z, was delivered on August 4th, solidifying the song’s placement among the twenty-three-year plus history of collaborations between the Carters. 

B’DAY 20th Anniversary Edition is replete with a celebratory offering of Spanish language songs that speak to Beyoncé’s love and admiration for the culture and the incredible artists who contributed and continue to build on the genre. “Cuerpo Tumbao (Get Me Bodied) feat. Maluma” marks a first-time collaboration with the Colombian artist, one of the leading voices in Latin music. She has been a fan of his work and feels flattered to finally work with this multi-genre artist. A philanthropist in every way, Beyoncé applauds Maluma for the work he does in his country to help young people through the arts, and through humanitarian efforts following the recent earthquake. The song contains a sample of Afro-Cuban star, Celia Cruz’s “La Negra Tiene Tumbao.” Beyoncé has long admired Cruz’s pride in her African culture; her refusal to bend in the wake of racism, colorism and the narrow definition of beauty. In a time when society wanted her to be bitter and broken down, she boldly claimed her Blackness. The sample was the perfect fit for a song that pushes strength and confidence on the dancefloor and in life. The song was produced by Beyoncé, Edgar Barrera, CASTA and co-produced by Ali “Ali Ali” Alvarez.

“Irreemplazable (Como La Flor) featuring Selena” is a momentous inclusion. Selena was one of the most celebrated Mexican American entertainers and was known as the “Queen of Tejano Music.” Since her passing in 1995, her estate rarely grants use of her music. This resounding approval for Beyoncé from Selena Quintanilla’s estate made it possible for this timely and meaningful duet. Two women from Texas. Two unmistakable and irreplaceable voices that broke down and continues to break down barriers. 

Beyoncé revered Selena and remembers listening to her on the radio in Houston. She credits her for inspiring the recording of Irreemplazable, her Spanish EP released in 2007.

B’DAY 20th Anniversary Edition – Deluxe Vinyl – a 4LP edition pressed on 180G Bayou Blue Vinyl. It features “MORNING DEW (DONK),” Spanish recordings, and B-Sides. It comes with a 60-page commemorative booklet and two collectible double-sided art prints. The Deluxe Vinyl is jampacked with massive, new gems including “Can I Watch You, produced by Beyoncé and Pharrell, and “My First Time,” which was originally recorded for Beyoncé’s debut solo album, DANGEROSUSLY IN LOVE, but was taken off the final track list. Also included here are “Lost Yo Mind,” “Creole” and “Back Up,” B-sides that were not included on B’DAY in 2006.

B’DAY (20th Anniversary Edition), is available in standard and deluxe volumes on vinyl and CD, as well as a deluxe digital offering. 

B’DAY 20th Anniversary Edition – Standard Vinyl is a limited edition 180G 2LP with new sequencing and new tracks/remixes. It features “MORNING DEW (DONK)” and a 16-page collectible booklet with never-before-seen imagery.

B’DAY 20th Anniversary Edition Digital Deluxe – All tracks on the deluxe vinyl plus two digital-only bonus additions, “Cuerpo Tumbao (featuring Maluma)” and “Irreemplazable (Como La Flor) Featuring Selena.”

B/DAY 20th ANNIVERSARY EDITION -DIGITAL DELUXE (31 TRACKS)

1. DÉJÀ VU (FEAT. JAŸ-Z)
2. GET ME BODIED
3. SUGA MAMA
4. UPGRADE U (FEAT. JAŸ-Z)
5. RING THE ALARM
6. KITTY KAT
7. FREAKUM DRESS
8. GREEN LIGHT
9. IRREPLACEABLE
10. CHECK ON IT (FEAT. SLIM THUG)
11. BEAUTIFUL LIAR (BEYONCÉ & SHAKIRA)
12. FLAWS AND ALL
13. RESENTMENT
14. LISTEN
15. MORNING DEW (DONK)
16. MY FIRST TIME
17. CAN I WATCH YOU (FEAT. PHARRELL)
18. WELCOME TO HOLLYWOOD (FEAT. JAŸ-Z)
19. LOST YO MIND
20. CREOLE
21. BACK UP
22. GET ME BODIED (EXTENDED MIX)
23. CUERPO (TUMBAO) FEAT. MALUMA
24. IRREEMPLAZABLE (COMO LA FLOR) FEAT. SELENA
25. AMOR GITANO (BEYONCÉ & ALEJANDRO FERNÁNDEZ)
26. LISTEN (OYE)
27. BEAUTIFUL LIAR (BELLO EMBUSTERO)
28. IRREPLACEABLE (IRREEMPLAZABLE)
29. GET ME BODIED (TIMBALAND REMIX) [FEAT. VOLTIO]
30. IRREPLACEABLE (IMPLAZABLE) [NORTEÑA REMIX]
31. GET ME BODIED (MUEVE EL CUERPO)

SOURCE Parkwood Entertainment

If you conducted Search Queries on Labcorp’s website from May 1, 2021 to April 1, 2026, a class action settlement may affect you

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If you conducted Search Queries on Labcorp’s website from May 1, 2021 to April 1, 2026, a class action settlement may affect you

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GREENSBORO, N.C., Sept. 4, 2026

GREENSBORO, N.C., Sept. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — 

WHAT IS THIS ABOUT? Plaintiffs allege that Labcorp violated California and Pennsylvania wiretapping laws by facilitating, through third-party tracking technologies, the interception of personally identifiable information and searches that users conducted on Labcorp’s website. Labcorp denies these and all other allegations of wrongdoing and liability, and denies all claims asserted against it. Plaintiffs and Labcorp have agreed to a settlement to resolve this lawsuit. The Court has not decided who is right or wrong.

WHO IS INCLUDED? The Settlement Classes are defined as follows:

  • California Settlement Class: All persons in California who conducted Search Queries on Labcorp’s website from May 1, 2021 to April 1, 2026.
  • Pennsylvania Settlement Class: All persons in Pennsylvania who conducted Search Queries on Labcorp’s website from May 1, 2021 to April 1, 2026.

“Search Queries” means search terms and/or search queries, including but not limited to, entry of any search term(s) into a search bar or search menu on the Labcorp website, www.labcorp.com and its subpages, as well as making any selection(s) from any drop-down menu on the website.

WHAT DOES THE SETTLEMENT PROVIDE? If the settlement is approved, or after any potential appeals of that approval are resolved, Labcorp has agreed to the following terms:

  • Not using or enabling certain tracking technologies (as defined by the settlement agreement, but examples include the Meta Pixel and Google Analytics) on its website, labcorp.com or any of its subpages, for two years;
  • Conducting an annual review and preparing a compliance report demonstrating that it is not using technologies prohibited by the settlement;
  • Creating or maintaining a written policy regarding the appropriate use of externally developed tracking technologies on its website; and
  • Designating a senior employee responsible for overseeing compliance with the above terms.

YOUR OPTIONS. The settlement provides only injunctive relief (e.g., business practice terms). Under the settlement terms, Settlement Class Members (except for Settlement Class Representatives) will not release any claims for damages or other monetary relief. If the settlement is approved, you will give up the right to sue Labcorp and other affiliated entities for injunctive relief claims arising from or related to the allegations in this lawsuit.

Because the plaintiffs are seeking only injunctive relief and because Labcorp is only agreeing to injunctive relief, Settlement Class Members cannot opt out of the settlement. This means that all members of the Settlement Class will be bound by the settlement, if the Court approves it. 

If you are a Settlement Class Member, you may object to or comment upon the proposed settlement, explaining why you believe the settlement should not be approved. All objections must be postmarked by November 23, 2026. For more information on how to object, visit www.LaboratoryCorporationWebsiteSettlement.com or call 1-877-378-7520.

At the Final Approval Hearing, the Court will consider whether the settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate, and whether to award attorneys’ fees, expenses, and service awards, and in what amounts. If there are objections, the Court will consider them. After the hearing, the Court will decide whether to approve the Settlement. It is not necessary for you to attend this hearing, but you may attend at your own expense.

If you have any questions or want more information about the settlement, please visit www.LaboratoryCorporationWebsiteSettlement.com or contact the Settlement Administrator at 1-877-378-7520.