Beyonce Tops List Of Celebs Who are Banned From Foreign Countries

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Celebrities lead glamorous lives of fame, wealth, and glory. But that doesn't mean they're always welcome to go wherever they want. These celebs were either banned from entering a country -- or had their work censored.
Beyonce decided to cancel a 2009 Malaysia concert amid fears of protests -- and to avoid a ban on her sexy skin-baring outfits. She would have had to wear costumes that completely covered her body from the shoulders to the knees -- no cleavage allowed. According to a source, "It's also beyond the dressing. She has to change the show. Basically, the ministry wants her to stand in front of the microphone and open her mouth. Just sing and cannot move." That can't have sounded cool to Beyonce!

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