MTV Remember Melina ?

The New Yorker “I wanted to show—this is black people,” Melina Matsoukas said about Beyoncé's “Formation” video. “We triumph, we suffer, we’re drowning, we’re being beaten, we’re dancing, we’re eating, and we’re still here.”

The New Yorker For Beyoncé's “Formation” video, Melina Matsoukas found ideas in the work of Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou, and Octavia Butler.

The New Yorker “I wanted to talk about police brutality and talk about us dying and us being killed, but do it an artful way,” Melina Matsoukas said about Beyoncé's “Formation” video.

The New Yorker Melina Matsoukas had just returned home from a trip to Cuba when she was asked to direct the video for a Beyoncé song called “Formation.”

The New Yorker “I wanted to show—this is black people,” Melina Matsoukas said about Beyoncé's “Formation” video. “We triumph, we suffer, we’re drowning, we’re being beaten, we’re dancing, we’re eating, and we’re still here.”

MTV John Stamos hears our cries.

People.com John Stamos is back and better than ever!

People.com Happy for John Stamos.

Daily Mail Celebrity John Stamos is cheerful enough to flash that winning grin.