Beyonce Knowles' new ad for her Heat perfume was banned for British television because it is deemed Not Safe for Work. In the "sexually provocative" ad, Beyonce's body is oiled, showing a whole lot of cleavage in her thin clothes…. … Continue reading →

Beyonce ?Heat? perfume ad banned in the UK from airing on TV anytime before 7pm. Apparently she's just too hot for the UK I always thought the US would ban a commercial like this before over seas *Kanye shrugs*. Related … Continue reading →

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Beyonce Heat Ad Banned-Beyonce recently released a new perfume ?Heat? and launched an ad campaign to go with it.However,the Advertising Standards Authority has. read more on RnB Music Blog

Beyonce Knowles, a singer/song writer from Texas, has a perfume called Heat. Here she is in a commercial promoting the fragrance. The spot was banned on British. read more on Best Week Ever

The ad for Beyonce's perfume Heat has been banned from daytime TV in Britain because it's too "sexually suggestive" for children. Haven't young daytime viewers already been traumatized by watching Skye and Dakota fornicate in front of a… read more … Continue reading →

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The British Advertising Standards Authority has ordered that a commercial for Beyonce Knowles' perfume Heat not be shown before 7:30. Why? Because it's just too hot for daytime television. read more on Styleite

Beyoncé has certainly called attention to her sex appeal over the course of her decade-plus career, but it has never gotten her into trouble until now. The U.K. Advertising Standards Authority has reviewed the television commercial for… read more on … Continue reading →

?We considered that Beyonce's body movements and the camera's prolonged focus on shots of her dress slipping away to partially expose her breasts,? The U.K. Advertising Standards Authority said in a statement…. read more on Hip-Hop Wired