Speaking about the exciting project, a spokesperson for the company recently explained that it "sheds light on her childhood in Houston, with home movies revealing the close bond she built with her family and charts the challenges Beyoncé felt when she decided to manage her career and build her own company, Parkwood Entertainment."

This new teaser trailer for the documentary begins with Beyoncé looking directly into the camera and she says, "I always battle with how much I reveal about myself."

At only 25 seconds long, the clip doesn't give much away but it shows footage from her childhood, her pregnancy, live shows and her private life.

The documentary is set to air on February 16, 2013 via HBO.

Watch the trailer here:

The film is due to premiere on February 16, 2013 and in an official statement, the 'Halo' expressed her excitement about the project:

"HBO has a history of pushing every boundary with class and authenticity. Some of my favorite shows are on HBO, so I am excited that my film will be part of its bold programming. This film was so personal to me, it had to have the right home."

A spokesperson for HBO also revealed that the movie "sheds light on her childhood in Houston, with home movies revealing the close bond she built with her family and charts the challenges Beyoncé felt when she decided to manage her career and build her own company, Parkwood Entertainment."

She recently uploaded a new photograph of herself with baby daughter Blue Ivy to her official Tumblr page (shown below) and is gradually embracing her public persona.

Watch her performance of 'I Was Here' from the United Nations World Humanitarian Day event below:

The global superstar celebrated her 31st Birthday on a luxury yacht with husband Jay Z and their baby daughter Blue Ivy, in September. The A-list family are known for keeping their personal life private, and few photos were taken at the time. However, the Single Ladies singer has this week posted some family pictures of her September vacation up.

The pictures see Beyoncé wearing a nautical jumper on-board the yacht, with the initial 'J' embossed on the front. Another shot shows the star cutting her Birthday cake, the icing reads 'Happy Birthday Beyoncé, Love Blue & Jay'. The final picture features the singer in a bikini, posing on the deck of her yacht.

Beyoncé is expected to make a comeback at the Superbowl in February, having taken a year out following the birth of Blue Ivy Carter.

She uploaded a series of pictures to her official Tumblr page earlier today (November 6) that show her ticking the boxes for the democratic party and signing her name on the ballot.

Yesterday, the 'Halo' superstar also wrote an open letter to President Obama which thanks him for being an inspiration to America: "You are the reason my daughter and nephew will grow up knowing that they can truly be ANYTHING they want to be."

Meanwhile, actor Ian Somerhalder has warned fans not to post photos of their ballot because it could make their vote invalid and he wrote on Twitter: "

Tell followers not to post pictures of their ballot results on Ig (Instagram). It will be considered as an illegal vote. Obama dropped 3%. Do Not Post Ballot Pictures!!!! Posting ballot pictures can make (your) vote illegal! No Posting Picture!!!!"

The international superstar is now one of the biggest singers in the business, but her younger sister Solange insists Beyoncé wasn't always so privileged.

Fellow songstress Solange has teasingly revealed how the siblings were normally clad in cheaper versions of clothes they adored.

She told the Guardian newspaper: "My sister and I were not allowed expensive clothes. We so badly wanted these Fila sneakers as kids but my mother took us down to the flea market and got imitation ones.

She added: "Look at the early Destiny's Child videos, you'll see!"

Solange also revealed what it's like to be the younger sister of one of music's finest acts.

She said: "She's a beautiful person to be compared to... actually [my music] is a whole different sound."

As previously reported, the vocal superstar hinted at the news yesterday (October 16) after she uploaded a photo of herself with the date of the American Football event on her cheeks.

The massive game is due to take place on February 3 next year in New Orleans and the event's Twitter has now confirmed that Beyoncé will be performing during its half-time interval.

They also posted the photo, adding confirmation of her slot. It said:

"Beyoncé will perform @pepsi #SB47 Halftime Show in New Orleans. Feb. 3 2013 on @cbs."

Beyoncé performed at the 2004 Super Bowl but only to sing the national anthem, with Madonna and The Black Eyed Peas playing the coveted half-time slot in 2012 and 2011 respectively.

Reports surfaced earlier today (October 16) that suggested the 'Halo' sensation had been scheduled as the main performer for the event, which in the past has seen much talked about live sets from the likes of Madonna and the Black Eyed Peas, but she posted a photo to her official Tumblr page this afternoon that self-confirmed the exciting news.

In the picture (shown below), Beyoncé can be seen with strips of facepaint on either cheek and on them are the words "Feb 3 2013", which is the date that the Super Bowl will take place next year in New Orleans.

This will be her second appearance at the world-renowned sporting event as back in 2004 she sang the American national anthem although she has not yet been the musical guest.

Veteran actor Clint Eastwood is directing a new version of the award-winning 1976 rock musical and Beyonce had been mooted to star in it.

However, scheduling conflicts means that she will not be able to work on the project.

The '4' singer said in a statement to E!:

"For months we tried to coordinate our schedules to bring this remake to life but it was just not possible."

She added: "Hopefully in the future we will get a chance to work together."

The singer's previous acting roles have included a major part in Austin Powers' Goldmember flick and Cadillac Records.

The R&B superstar announced ‘I’m so proud to be here’ as she launched into a solo medley of 'Diva' and 'Crazy In Love' at the new 19,000-seat arena, which is now home to basketball team Brooklyn Nets.

The rap veteran then reprised his guest rap role on the latter 2003 single before giving his wife a playful slap on her backside, adding: "Of course I had to let BK touch the stage in BK-- well BKC now." 

The former Destiny’s Child star then returned for the night’s closing number, taking Mr. Hudson’s place by performing the vocals on Jay-Z’s 2010 hit, 'Young Forever,' before the pair embraced and exited the stage. 

The superstar singer gave birth to her first child Blue Ivy Carter in January this year and it seems the internet is spreading speculation that another baby could be on the way.

Speaking to Access Hollywood, however, Beyoncé's mum Tina Knowles said that whilst a second child is more than likely to be on the cards, it won't be happening any time soon. She said:

"It's gonna happen when it's time, but not right now."

Knowles meanwhile seemingly isn't doing much to help calm the baby conveyor belt, with the new grandmother more than keen for her daughter to reproduce once more. When asked if she wants another grandchild, Tina Knowles said:

"Of course I do! I harass her all the time."

Murray became the first British star to win a male singles Grand Slam in the sport for 76 years this week during his match at the US Open and the 'Halo' hitmaker has now described him as "stellar" in a new blog post:

"Passionate, driven & determined. Andy Murray & Serena Williams shows us that anything is possible."

"Through past injuries, ups and downs, these two stellar athletes took the US Open by storm. Thank you both for showing us the true definition of inspiration. Congratulations."

Beyoncé recently performed at the United Nations World Humanitarian Day event where she treated the audience to a stunning rendition of 'I Was Here'.

Watch her performance of 'I Was Here' below:

Speaking to the chat show host today (September 10), the 'Halo' superstar explained that she shares parental duties such as feeding and changing diapers with her husband, Jay-Z, because they both love the responsibility:

"Actually, he's very good. We both do [it]. I love changing diapers, I love it. I love every moment of it. It's so beautiful. I really do. I love changing diapers - I love it all."

She also joked about how she sings nursery rhymes to her daughter, Blue Ivy, and added that sometimes she performs her own songs and confuses the baby: "Today was the first time [Blue Ivy] saw me performing in rehearsal - she was very confused."

"I make up actually a lot of crazy, corny songs. [But] I'm not singing it. Unless you do 'Single Ladies'!"

The songstress even admitted that having a baby gave her a distinct sense of purpose, adding: "It just gives you purpose and all of the things that my self-esteem was associated with — it’s all completely different."

"I realized why I was born and more than anything all of the things I want to pass onto my child and the best way of doing that is not by preaching or telling her but showing her by example which is one of the reasons I’m here.”

Watch the promotional clip for Anderson Live, which features Beyoncé, below:

As previously reported, the vocal star recently performed at the United Nation's General Assembly Hall in New York as she teamed up with the organisation to promote World Humanitarian Day (August 19).

She has now released a video of her performance, which sees Beyoncé perform at the grand setting in front of a visual backdrop.

The performance of 'I Was Here' - which features on the singer's 2011 album '4' - is interspersed with shots of people all around the globe as the world came together to support World Humanitarian Day.

The day was designed to hold a "global celebration of people helping people", with a particular focus on those who work in aid.

The R&B superstar, who last week called for kindness in a new video promoting the cause, took to the floor of the U.N. General Assembly to sing a rendition of power ballad, ‘I Am Here,’ a clip of which will be uploaded on her official website on August 19.

After belting out the track from her recent ‘4’ album, the 30-year-old went on to make a brief speech which referenced the 2003 Iraq terror attack that inspired the UN to set up World Humanitarian Day:

"I'd like to ask everyone to make sure they're a part of August 19th. It's such a beautiful, beautiful day, and I'd like to honor the 22 people who lost their lives. God bless you all. Thank you so much for having me."

The day commemorates humanitarian causes and those who have died working for the humanitarian greater good.

Beyoncé had recently posted a cryptic message on her website, saying: "Leave your footprint on 19th August 2012."

Puzzled fans can now put two and two together after a video was released featuring Beyoncé to promote this year's World Humanitarian Day, which takes place on August 19.

Beyoncé calls on viewers to help out other human beings on August 19, no matter how small the act may be. She said:

"On August 19th, 2012, it's high time we rise together. Do one thing for another human being. Nothing is too small. It begins with each of us. Make your mark and say 'I was here'."

The video ends with a clip of Beyonce's song 'I Was Here', which is the tagline for the campaign.