Beyonc� Giselle Knowles Tattoo Styles

Beyonc� Giselle Knowles (born September 4, 1981), better known as Beyonce is an American R & B singer / songwriter, director and actress. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, she enrolled in various performing arts schools, and was first exposed to singing and dancing competitions as a child. She rose to fame in the late 1990's as a child singer of girl group Destiny's.
Knowles has more than 50 million records sold worldwide group. In the autumn of 2007, Beyonc� shows henna tattoo on his right hand when she came to the Halim Perdanakusuma airport in Jakarta, Indonesia. She looks pretty hot with a new tattoo with Henna. Beyonce January Mantis hip tattoo removed after a few sessions of laser therapy.
Before the wedding of Beyonce and Jay-Z, they both have matching tattoos of the Roman number IV, which means her marriage, which took place on May 4 in France. So, the number four is still an obsession.




The singer�s interest developed after she watched �Sister Act� stage musical in London�s West End theatre in between her UK �I Am Sasha Fierce tour�, reports the China Daily.




�Beyonce has asked her representatives to persuade Disney to develop the show into a film vehicle for her,� Britain�s Daily Mail newspaper reports.




It adds: �If this comes to pass, she would take on, in musical form, the part Whoopi Goldberg creates in the 1992 �Sister Act� film, although the stage version moves the action from the West Coast to Philadelphia.�


If the project is agreed upon, the Bodylicious hitmaker will play the role Deloris Van Cartier, which was previously portrayed by Whoopi Goldberg who is forced to dress up as a nun while fleeing a group of gangsters.


US actress Patina Miller is presently playing the lead character in the West End musical, which is co-produced by Whoopi.



Meanwhile, the Dreamgirls star is also in talks about releasing �Take Me To Heaven�, one of the musical�s well-known hits.


However, the filming is not expected to start before 2011, as the musical will move to New York�s Broadway theatre district in late 2010. (ANI)