She declared she was “strong enough to bare the children, then get back to business!”

Beyoncé is not wasting any time getting back to business. A day after announcing her comeback concerts in Atlantic City, the pop superstar’s most loyal fans gathered in Times Square to celebrate the news. They rose before the sun and sang along to her hits including “Irreplaceable” and “Party” as Beyoncé appeared on a digital billboard in the heart of New York City.

The singer will perform for the first time since giving birth to her daughter Blue Ivy during a three-night engagement at the $2.4 billion Revel resort over Memorial Day weekend. Tickets for the shows go on sale April 6.

Tyga’s Careless World was shattered when gunfire erupted following his show in Omaha, Nebraska, leaving his female rap artist Honey Cocaine injured.

 Two members of the Young Money rapper’s crew were shot and suffered minor wounds when their vehicle was struck by bullets after his show at the Sokol Auditorium on Monday night, reports MTV News.

Tyga’s signee Honey Cocaine confirmed that she was one of the people shot, but was doing fine. “I’m ok, we all ok,” she tweeted. “Got shot and I’m not dead. #LoveLifeAndGod.”

According to the police report, Honey was hit in the arm and was transported to Creighton University Medical Center. A second passenger, Derrick Lowe, was grazed on his hip and refused treatment.

The incident occurred after Tyga’s concert earlier in the evening. Before performing “Rack City,” the last song in his set, some concertgoers began throwing items on stage. A furious Tyga stopped the show and asked, “Who threw this shit?” later telling the culprit to meet him outside.

Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz have outgrown their love nest. The power couple is putting their New York penthouse on the market for a whopping $17,950,000. The luxurious 6,167-square-foot triplex features 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 4 powder rooms. They acquired the pre-war condo from Lenny Kravitz in February 2010 for $12,750,000.

Step inside and you’ll find gorgeous terrace views of SoHo, a private wine cellar, master suite with spa, gourmet eat-in kitchen, and floating glass staircase.

The music duo’s pricey art collection adorns the walls, with portraits of pop culture icons including Muhammad Ali, Sade, and Alicia herself. But don’t expect those to come with the house.

Oprah Winfrey’s struggling television network, OWN, said Monday it is laying off one-fifth of its workers and restructuring its operations in New York and Los Angeles. The decision to let 30 employees go is a “tough” one, but the economics of a start-up cable network didn’t fit with OWN’s cost structure, Winfrey said in a statement. “As CEO, I have a responsibility to chart the course for long-term success for the network. To wholly achieve that long-term success, this was a necessary next step,” Winfrey said. The responsibilities of the laid-off workers will be distributed among people with the network and its venture partners, Discovery Communications and Winfrey’s Harpo Studios, according to OWN. The cable channel, which launched Jan. 1, 2011, endured a freshman year of executive turnover and missteps that proved OWN lacked a solid foundation on which to build. This was despite a Discovery Communications investment of a reported $250 million and counting. Discovery executives will take a more active role in the channel, according to the announcement.