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The 19 pages that link to Beyoncé, each with the reason it gives.

• Grammy AwardsRelated: Her record number of Grammy wins has renewed debate about the awards' top honors.

• Columbia RecordsRelated: Her releases illustrate Columbia’s continued role in contemporary pop.

• Michael JacksonRelated: Her integrated use of music, dance, and visual storytelling extends a format Jackson helped popularize.

• Girl groupRelated: Her path from group member to solo star shows one route through girl-group careers.

• Jay-ZRelated: Their marriage and musical collaborations made their partnership a defining part of Jay-Z's public life.

• Whitney HoustonRelated: Beyoncé has cited Houston among the vocal performers who influenced her.

• Contemporary R&BRelated: Her albums demonstrate how contemporary R&B can combine vocal tradition, pop scale, and experimentation.

• Chimamanda Ngozi AdichieRelated: Beyoncé sampled Adichie's TEDx talk in the song “Flawless,” widening the essay's reach.

• PersonaRelated: Her Sasha Fierce alter ego illustrates a performer’s use of a named persona.

• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit IssueRelated: She appeared on the 2007 cover, bringing a major music star into the issue’s modeling tradition.

• Etta JamesRelated: Her portrayal of James in “Cadillac Records” renewed attention to James's life and music.

• Frank OceanRelated: Ocean contributed songwriting to Beyoncé’s album Beyoncé, extending his influence beyond his own recordings.

• Luther VandrossRelated: She joined Vandross on a 2003 duet of “The Closer I Get to You.”