New Destiny’s Child musical from Beyoncé’s dad kicks off in Houston


Is there a celebrity having a better April than Beyonce? It all started at the top of the month when it was announced that Houston’s own pop queen has partnered with Adidas for several endeavors, including a signature collection. Last week, she dropped her documentary Homecoming — about her epic performance at Coachella last year — on Netflix, with the 40-track, companion live album released soon after. If that wasn’t enough, she just allowed her…

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