Beyonce Knowles is considered a pop icon. Philanthropy, music, acting, no profession seems out of grasp for this 31-year mother. Before she became the superstar Beyonce, she was the frontwoman for her all-female R&B group Destiny’s Child. Even after she broke off from the very successful music group, all of her solo albums have gone platinum. On top of her colossal music career, she has managed to star in movies co-acting with the likes of Edris Elba (Obsessed), and Jaime Foxx (Dream Girls).
Knowles wants to add another moniker to her repertoire of titles, Director. It is said that she is directing and acting in her very own documentary film. It would be about her life outside of the media. This will not be Knowles’s first time in a nonfiction film. In June 2011, MTV aired, “Beyonce: Year of 4”. This MTV film chronicles her artistic journey throughout the making of her 4th studio album, Beyonce: Year of 4. It has gone to sell well over 1 million copies.
Although her camp did not confirm anything yet, The Huffington Post reported that she had been shopping her film to different Hollywood studios. It will be interesting to see how the events will play out; being that she has so many things to talk about. Things such as her daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, her recent split with her long time manager (father), just to name a few.

25th Anniversary of ‘Titanic’: How Titanic Became an Under-the-Surface Sensation in Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan
In honor of Titanic’s 25th anniversary, the iconic movie will be shown in movie theaters on February 10th this year. Because of how iconic this movie was internationally, there is an interesting story behind how the people in Afghanistan were able to see the movie when it was released, as they were under Taliban rule. All forms of entertainment were outlawed in Afghanistan when the Taliban initially took power there in the 1990s. Residents of Kabul and other cities frequently describe finding video and audiotape ribbons that were torn to pieces as if they had also been executed.