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Sept. 4 is Beyoncé’s birthday! If you’re a BeyHive member and can’t get enough of all things Beyoncé, we’ve put together the ultimate Beyoncé gift guide just for you. Each item featured in this video is inspired by the queen herself, capturing the essence of everything she does.

If your birthday is around the corner and you want to celebrate alongside Beyoncé, here’s a great way to get started. You can start off your gift search with this 300-piece Poker Set for just $19.94, inspired by Beyonce’s hit “Texas Hold Em,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 earlier this year.

Beyoncé fans, you might already know that she swears by the $600 Dyson Blow Dryer. But don’t worry, the Billboard team found a great dupe: the Conair The Knot Dr. All-in-One Smoothing Dryer Brush. For those looking to achieve Beyoncés flawless hairstyle on a budget, you can grab this 2-in-1 brush and dryer for just $30, and get that Beyoncé-inspired look without breaking the bank.

In 2004, Beyoncé was still part of the group Destiny’s Child, and Beyoncé had a song called “Bootylicious.” Twenty years ago, the word “bootylicious” was officially added to the Oxford Dictionary. To honor this moment in Beyoncé history and elevate your own grammar and vocabulary, treat yourself to an Oxford Dictionary this year.

Enhance your gift guide with a must-have portable fan — an essential that Beyoncé herself can’t live without. Get ready to let your hair down and channel your inner Queen Bey. To complete the vibe, consider adding a Beyoncé-themed book to your collection. It’s also a great way to revamp your Beyoncé knowledge. This family-friendly book comes with cute illustrations of her story, and it’s less than $5.

For skincare enthusiasts, the Farmacy Hydrating Face Mask is another must-have. This cream-textured mask may not only help you achieve a dewy glow, but also channels Beyoncé’s essence with its honey potion scent — great for any dedicated BeyHive member. Inspired by her song “Pure Honey,” this mask offers a spa-like experience at home. One Amazon user said, “The warming sensation upon application feels like a spa treatment at home, and as it transforms into a creamy texture, I can feel my skin drinking in all the nourishing goodness.”

If you’re a devoted Funko Pop! collector, add the Michael Jackson Funko Pop! to your cart. Beyoncé has always admired Michael Jackson, one of her childhood idols. Beyoncé, who fans believe may be headed for a rock era next, also loves Prince. So why not add this Prince Official Purple Rain Live T-Shirt to your cart and celebrate her musical influences?

Following the release of Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter, you can’t go by without adding a classic pair of Levi’s jeans to your cart. You can get these bootcut high-rise jeans and channel the Cowboy Carter style in no time.

For more product recommendations, check out these Beyoncé-approved cowboy boots, Beyoncé’s Exclusive Renaissance Tour Merch, and tour-approved duffle bag inspired by Beyoncé’s backup dancers.

Josh Baldwin rolls up his first chart-topper on Billboard’s Christian AC Airplay chart (dated Sept. 14) as “Made for More,” featuring Jenn Johnson, ascends a spot to No. 1. Johnson also earns her first leader on the list.

The single increased by 3% in plays Aug. 23-29, according to Luminate. Baldwin wrote it with Jessie Early, Jonathan Smith and Blake Wiggins. It’s from Baldwin’s same-named live album, released in April.

“It’s been so special for me to watch people connect with ‘Made for More,’” Baldwin tells Billboard. “Going on the road and hearing people declare these lyrics of identity and purpose over their lives has given me a fresh perspective of the impact that songs can have.”

Baldwin and Johnson are both members of the Bethel Music worship collective based in Redding, Calif. Johnson is one of the co-founders of the act, which launched in 2001, while Baldwin joined in 2014.

For Baldwin as a solo artist, “Made for More” follows his duet with David Leonard, “Every Hour,” which climbed to No. 17 on Christian AC Airplay last September, and “There Is Freedom,” which hit No. 21 in November 2022. Baldwin, based in Thompson’s Station, Tenn., logged his first of seven entries with the No. 2-peaking “Stand in Your Love,” his first of three top 10s, in February 2019. He has also hit the top 10 with “Evidence” (No. 6, February 2021).

Johnson has banked one additional top 10, also a feature, on Tauren Wells’ “Famous For (I Believe),” which hit No. 2 in December 2020.

Meanwhile, Bethel Music has scored one No. 1, for two weeks in August 2019: “Raise a Hallelujah,” with Jonathan David Helser and Melissa Helser.

Brown Goes ‘Up Up Up’ to No. 1

Anthony Brown scores his sixth Gospel Airplay leader and his fifth in succession as “Up Up Up,” with his backing choir, Group Therapy, rises 3-1. The song, which Brown solely wrote, gained by 8% in plays during the tracking week. (It was originally released by Brown featuring Zach Savage on Brown’s 2023 album Affirmations; the version by Brown and group therAPy is the one being promoted to radio.)

Brown and Group Therapy’s active streak of Gospel Airplay leaders began with “Blessings on Blessings,” which dominated for three weeks in September 2019. It was followed by “This Week” (two, July-August 2020), “Help!” (one week, August 2021) and “Speak Your Name” (one, November 2023). They first led with “Worth,” which began a 24-week command in September 2015.

Brown is one more consecutive leader from tying Todd Dulaney and Jonathan McReynolds, who share the longest active and career streak with six No. 1s in a row each.

Rod Wave is getting back on the road for another North American trek, as the singer announced his Last Lap Tour on Wednesday (Sept. 4).

Moneybagg Yo, Toosii, Lil Poppa, Dess Dior and Eelmatic will be joining as supporting acts on the tour, which is set to kick off in Phoenix on Oct. 19.

“The Most Anticipated Tour Of 2024 Is Almost Here,” Wave wrote on Instagram. “@Rodwave is Bringing A Show You Don’t Want To Miss To A City Near Your! ‘ LAST LAP TOUR’ is coming With Special Guests.”

Tickets for the Last Lap Tour go on sale starting on Friday (Sept. 6) at 10 a.m. local time over on Rod Wave’s official website.

Following a trip to the desert, Rod and company will make stops in Oakland, Sacramento, Houston, Dallas, Memphis, Lexington, Detroit, Chicago, Brooklyn, Boston, Baltimore, Philly, Nashville and Orlando, before wrapping up in Ft. Lauderdale on Dec. 18.

Fans were excited and had plenty to say in his comments section, as some wondered if this tour meant a new album was on the way following 2023’s Nostalgia.

“Now announce the album date,” one person commented, while another wrote, “Now, where is the album?”

One fan even made a joke about Rod Wave falling through the stage during a 2020 concert. “Aye this year let’s try not to break the stage.” (After that mishap, the musician footage of the incident and joked on Instagram, “PIMP DOWN I REPEAT PIMP DOWN.”)

The 26-year-old has laid low in 2024 outside of the release of his pensive single “Numb” in April. Rod unleashed his Nostalgia album in September, with a guest appearance from 21 Savage. Wave’s fifth studio LP debuted atop the Billboard 200 with 137,000 total album-equivalent units sold in the first week. All 18 tracks from Nostalgia also made the Billboard Hot 100.

Find all of the Last Lap Tour dates and announcement below.

Grotesquerie‘s arrival is less than a month away, and the official trailer for Ryan Murphy’s upcoming drama series dropped on Wednesday (Sept. 4).

In the nearly three-minute clip — which features an introduction from Travis Kelce — Niecy Nash-Betts’ character, Detective Lois Tryon, opens the clip by warning, “Something hellish is here.”

She tries to get to the bottom of a particularly gruesome murder along with a nun journalist, before scenes of devastating crimes flash on the screen. Kelce’s character makes an appearance, ominously stating, “There is no future after this.”

In the show, “a series of heinous crimes have unsettled a small community,” per the description. “Detective Lois Tryon feels these crimes are eerily personal, as if someone—or something—is taunting her. With no leads and unsure of where to turn, she accepts the help of Sister Megan. However, they find themselves ensnared in a sinister web that only seems to raise more questions than answers.”

In addition to Betts and Kelce, Grotesquerie also stars Courtney B. Vance, Lesley Manville and more.

Grotesquerie is the latest in Kelce’s growing list of entertainment gigs off the Kansas City Chiefs’ field.  Prime Video confirmed earlier this year that Kelce is slated to host its upcoming game show Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity?, a spin-off of Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The series will feature contestants using celebrities to help with 11 elementary-school-level questions as they compete to win $100,000.

Watch the official Grotesquerie trailer in full below. The show hits FX and Hulu starting on September 25.