Praised as "robust," "finely-tuned," and "compelling" by The New York Times, "4 Intimate Nights With Beyonce" at Roseland Ballroom, was a tour de force for the entertainer. It was the only time she would perform her new album, 4, almost completely and to a very limited audience. Backed by her all-female band, with an additional string section, the performances were punctuated with spirited stories detailing her journey before the album, 4, including her years before and with Destiny's Child.

On Monday, November 21, just in time for Thanksgiving, fans who longed to be at those shows can get up close and personal with Beyonce and experience for themselves the energy and magic that filled the Ballroom with the release of Live At Roseland, exclusively at Walmart. The 26-song live DVD brings the quaint setting turn stadium performances to your living room.  

And on Tuesday, November 29, Live At Roseland: The Elements Of 4 deluxe package, a two-disc DVD, with the complete concert, bonus offstage footage, a 20-page booklet and a video anthology that includes seven videos from her latest album, 4, will be released worldwide. The concert documentary is filled with never-before seen footage that captures Beyonce's life from eager five-year-old music fan to a consummate entertainer who is in control of every inch of her life and career.

In advance of the DVD's release, the new video for "Party," included in the anthology on the deluxe DVD, will be on air on BET's 106 & Park tonight and online with VEVO and Beyonceonline.com. Directed by Beyonce and Alan Ferguson, "Party" is the sixth video released from "4" and features rapper J Cole with cameos from Solange and Kelly Rowland.

Live At Roseland was directed by Beyonce, Ed Burke and Anthony Green and executive produced by Beyonce for Parkwood Entertainment, in association with Columbia Records.

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The international superstar has been churning out the videos at a record rate recently, thanks to her pregnancy, and although this offering has no trace of a baby bump it does feature some exciting cameos from ex-Destiny's Child bandmate Kelly Rowland and her own sister, Solange Knowles. 

This marks her sixth single from '4' and the video version includes a guest verse from rapper J. Cole whereas the album version boasts a collaboration with OutKast's Andre 3000. 

She will unveil her 'Live at Roseland' DVD on November 26 and you can watch the visuals for 'Party', in full, below:

The 'Halo' superstar announced her pregnancy at the MTV VMAs back in August and is coping very well with the prospect of becoming a parent early next year. She revealed to New! magazine:

"It's going really well, I am so happy with everything right now. I am not nervous because I know it's happening at the right time."

"I felt I got married at the right time for me, and now we are having the baby at the right time. I feel like we didn't rush anything, and now we are being blessed with everything naturally."

Watch her newly released video for 'Countdown' and a recent interview, in which she talks about her pregnancy, below:

Earlier this week, the superstar released her video for 'Countdown' and she also announced that her baby's due date will be sometime in February. 

The video shows the 30-year-old wearing a spandax, black leotard and a sailor cap with a group of male backing singers. 

This is the song that Beyoncé performed at MTV VMAs in August, where she famously displayed her baby bump for the first time.

Essence.com are reporting that the full video will be released next week. 

Check out the clip below of 'Love On Top' and a behind-the-scenes video of her photoshoot for her album '4':

The singer revealed her pregnancy at the MTV VMAs back in August and in a new interview with Australia's 'Sunday Night' she explained that she will give birth in February next year. She gushed:

"It has already changed my life. My husband and I have been together for 10 years, all of my twenties. I just feel like it's time and I'm very grateful that God has blessed me with the biggest gift any human being can have."

"If it's any time, right now is the time, and I'm so happy."

Watch the full interview, in which she opens up about her exciting news, below:

The megastar was introduced by Jackson's three children, Prince (14), Paris (13) and Michael Joseph Jr. "Blanket" (9), who all wore outfits that honoured their father's career.

Via video link, Beyoncé performed 'I Wanna Be Where You Are', a song that Jackson first sang in 1972.

This was the 'Countdown' singer's first performance since she announced her pregnancy in August and she said that the 'Billie Jean' singer inspired her and her band, Destiny's Child:

"Watching him I realised exactly what I wanted to be. He inspired me so much. As a matter of fact, the first song I performed with Destiny’s Child was a Jackson 5 song. It’s called ‘Where You Are.’ It’s the song we auditioned to get our record deal. It was the beginning of our future. I love you forever, Michael Jackson". 

Other stars that paid tribute to the legend were Christina Aguilera, who performed Jackson's favourite song, 'Smile', by Charlie Chaplin, presenter Jamie Foxx, who performed 'Rock with You' and Leona Lewis, who sang 'I'll Be There'.

Smokey Robinson, Ne-Yo, JLS, Cee-Lo Green and Gladys Knight also performed.

The 'Thriller' singer's brothers, Tito, Marion and Jackie performed at the event and their sister, La Toya, came out of retirement to perform. His nephews, 3T, also performed. The Jackson matriarch, 81-year-old Katherine, sat in the audience.

However, his siblings Randy, Jermaine and Janet did not attend the event as they said it was wrong to hold the concert when Dr. Conrad Murray's trial was happening. 

Watch the fan video below of Beyoncé performing 'I Wanna Be Where You Are' and an interview with La Toya Jackson after the 'Forever Michael' concert:

Petty, who is the daughter of rock legend, Tom Petty, told MTV that she and the now pregnant superstar worked through the themes of the video together:

"I brought Beyoncé a number of references and we picked some out together. Most were German modern-dance references, believe it or not. But it really evolved".

The director, who has worked with Regina Spektor and Duffy, said that Audrey Hepburn was one of the biggest influences for this beatnik-inspired video:

"The references were then dispersed to her creative team, and they interpreted them on the set in their own special way. Of course, one of the strongest wardrobe references was Audrey Hepburn in 'Funny Face' when she does the beatnik dance scene. I think a lot grew from there".

 Check out the Beyoncé's video for 'Countdown' below and 'Us' by Regina Spektor, which Adria Petty also directed:

The superstar released the video for her new single last night, October 6, and it goes to show that even though she is pregnant there's no chance of her slowing down or taking time out from her incredible career. 

She sports a vast array of outfits and styles, frequently showcasing her baby bump and showing off her ability to move. This offering really is a visual spectacular with its split-screen shots, constant injections of colour and eye-catching edits. 

Watch 'Countdown' in full below:

The singer unveiled a thirty-second preview of the visuals that will accompany 'Countdown' and has got fans' attention with a brand new dark brown pixie cut. 

In the video, she mimics the movement of a clock and sports a variety of eye-catching looks while the screen split and multiplies to add a sense of pace. Her baby bump is also on display during the exciting preview thanks to her skintight outfit choices.

A release date hasn't yet been confirmed for the single's release, but you can watch the clip and hear the track in full below: