Former professional basketball player Charles "Chuck" Barkley has apologized to Beyoncé's mom about his jab at Galveston's beaches. Here's what we know. Chuck Barkley slams Galveston's 'dirty a** water' So what prompted so many Texans,

Shaq Diesel to the rescue. No one was laughing harder than the Big Aristotle when Charles Barkley disparaged Galveston’s “dirty-a-- water” on TNT last Saturday afternoon, suggesting the island’s chocolate-brown surf would make a more appropriate destination than Cancun for the freshly defeated New Orleans Pelicans.

Et tu, Charles Barkley? We guess it's true what they say: real friends stab you in the front, especially when that friend used to play pro sports in Houston, not far from the city he appears to have beef with.

Beyoncé is officially engrained into the French language. The "Texas Hold ‘Em" superstar is one of 40 people to be included in the French encyclopedic dictionary Petit Larousse Illustré, according to U.K. publication The Times. Bey is listed as a proper noun in the dictionary, and her entry reads, "American singer of R&B and pop."

In its 2025 edition, the French encyclopedic dictionary Larousse highlights stars like Beyoncé and LeBron James among 150 new words. […] The post Beyoncé is one of several new words in French dictionary appeared first on TheGrio.

According to The Times, Beyoncé’s name is set to be included in the French encyclopedic dictionary 'Petit Larousse Illustré.' The 'Texas Hold Em’' singer will be listed as a proper noun and her entry will read, “American singer of R&B and pop ...