CELEB SPOTTINGS: R&B SINGERS OUT & ABOUT....

Last night, Beyonce was spotted in the balcony watching her hubby Jay-Z (the headliner) play at Glastonbury Music Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts. The singer looked glam in jeans, heels and a green rain mac as she watched her hubby rock those Somerset crowds:

It was the first time in Glastonbury history that a rapper headlined the festival, much to the disapproval of Glastonbury concert goers and Noel Gallagher. The controversy is all down to angry fans disputing that Glastonbury is betraying its roots as a rock-music festival. This has sparked controversy and much debate over the last couple of weeks. The rapper also stayed upsetting Glastonbury organisers after constantly changing his travel plans ahead of his headline performance. He was due to arrive by helicopter early yesterday for a tour of the 500-acre site in Pilton, Somerset. But reportedly, Beyonce's entourage wanted to be driven in. A plan to fly Jay-Z to the festival by helicopter was finalised just hours before his 10.45pm performance.

Hilariously, the rapper took a dig at Noel by opening his act with Oasis' 'Wonderwall':

Despite all the dispute, the crowd seemed to love it. And so did Beyonce, who was seen jumping up and down throughout his other performances.

Last night, Letoya Luckett, MC Lyte and Teyana Taylor attended the Women in Entertainment Empowerment Networks 'Don't Judge Me…EmPower Me' launch at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City:

I wish Letoya would find a new look already. Anyway, here's a bit of info about the event: The Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network (WEEN) has emerged as the premiere organization for the education and empowerment of women worldwide. WEEN is spearheaded by stars and executives from the entertainment industry and advocates for the balanced, positive portrayal of women in entertainment and in society. Entertainment icons and executives discuss health, financial literacy, leadership, career development and relationships with thousands of young adults in a series of intimate, interactive panel discussions. WEEN was founded by the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network's (HSAN) Executive Director Valeisha Butterfield. The WEEN Advisory Board consists of hip-hop pioneer MC Lyte, TV personality Lauren Lake and television producer turned public school teacher Sabrina Thompson. Kimora Lee Simmons is the National Spokeswoman for WEEN. For more information and to join WEEN, log onto www.weenonline.org.

Blu Cantrell was spotted out and about in Beverley Hills yesterday doing some shopping: