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According to Complex:

Kanye West and Jay-Z are preparing for “Lift Off,” the first single from their highly anticipated long-awaited collaborative album, and have snatched up Beyoncé and Bruno Mars for the Jeff Bhasker-produced number impacting radio and your iTunes music library sooner than you think.

Watching on here counts towards her Billboard position also.

From “Independent Women” to “Single Ladies,” girl power has long been Beyoncé’s Topic A, and “Run the World (Girls)” is a blistering return to the theme. She forsakes fashionable sounds — no Eurodisco synths! — to belt over Diplo and Switch’s ferocious dancehall beat. The message is party-hearty feminism. But with Gaga, Britney, Katy, Rihanna and Taylor all vying to be the queen of pop, you can bet B isn’t looking to share the throne.

3.5 / 5

Beyonce has returned to the Billboard Hot 100 ! Making its debut on the chart Thursday, “Run This World (Girls),” arrived within the top 40, also making marks on the Pop Songs and Radio charts.
Thanks to 77,000 copies of “Run This World (Girls),” the lead single from Beyonce’s forthcoming follow up to “I Am… Sasha Fierce,” moving within the last week, ‘Girls’ arrived at no.33 on the chart.
Also making strong impressions at radio, “Run The World (Girls)’ debuts at no. 65 and no.23 on the Pop Songs chart.

Skyrocketing 25-14 on Billboard’s Social 50 chart, Beyoncé rallies to a new chart high with a 334% burst in new week-over-week plays on monitored social networks and 142% boost in views. The jump is owed to attention gained from her new single “Run the World (Girls),” the diva’s first single from her forthcoming fourth studio album.
“Run the World” has earned 1.46 million YouTube views since its YouTube premiere April 21, and also lands at No. 33 on this week’s Billboard Hot 100. As well, Beyoncé released a video in support of First Lady Michelle Obama’s campaign against childhood obesity called “Move Your Body.” While neither song is on Vevo, other Beyonce videos on the site did see a 340% surge in plays.

Just a rumor for now, we’ll keep you posted as to its validity as and when information becomes available.

Drake and Beyonce have been added to the cast of the next Ice Age movie. The two pop stars will join Jeremy Renner and Jennifer Lopez in Ice Age: Continental Drift. The quartet will star alongside regulars Ray Romano, Queen Latifah, Denis Leary and John Leguizamo. Character details have yet to be confirmed, but Lopez will give voice to a saber-tooth tiger.

Beyoncé takes it back to school in her video, “Move Your Body,” made for the “Let’s Move! Flash Workout” campaign. Beyoncé and Michelle Obama have teamed up with the National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation to help fight childhood obesity.
Beyoncé revamped the Swizz Beatz produced track, “Get Me Bodied,” to fit the cause of the campaign. In the Melina Matsoukas-directed clip, Bey’ breaks a sweat through an instructional how-to on staying fit through dancing.

They’ve been enjoying some well-deserved down time in Paris, France as of late, and earlier today (April 26) Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z were spotted gearing up to catch an outbound flight. Bey looked cute and casual as she made her way out of Le Meurice Hotel and headed off to the airport. Once at Charles De Gaulle International Airport, Beyoncé and Jay-Z made their way though the terminal and eased through the security checkpoint.

Also, check out some photos from earlier this week.

April 24, Leaving Le Meurice Hotel, Paris

April 25, Out & About, Paris

Via BeyRevolutionHQ:

Tomorrow Beyoncé’s new single “Run The World (Girls)” will officially go for adds to impact radio. I know the fans have been requesting like crazy, but we need to kick up into high gear for tomorrow’s impact! A system has been set up on twitter to help people request in their respected regions and a full list of all the twitter accounts will be posted at the end of the post. All you need to do is go to the Twitter account and view the Twitter list the page has created. There you’ll find all of the Twitter accounts of the radio stations in your area. Then all you have to do is tweet the radio stations and request the single. Also, follow the twitter page for request numbers, Facebook pages etc. On the HeadQuarter page, there will be a list of the Top Stations in the US, so be sure to tweet them too! If you don’t have a twitter account you can still request at requestbeyonce.net. The request day will be very important in getting Beyonce’s new single heard. Beyoncé would appreciate this very much!

PLEASE NOTE: A great way to request is to tell the station that you only caught a part of the song. Make a personal message to every station that you request too. Don’t use the same message to request. Don’t spam! Please refrain from requesting a song 50 times to one account and use your PERSONAL account, not one representing a fan group. Radio are less likely to play a song requested somewhere in America if the account requesting it is BeyonceSingapore.

See all the Twitters after the jump.

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Run The World (Girls) entered the UK Charts at number 18. Great start!