Beyonce the greatest of all times? Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Beyonce is definitely amongst the greatest of all times and certainly deserves to be mentioned along side ALL of the great female artists who have come before her…

http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2008/12/03/2008-12-03_for_adrien_brody_lip_sync_with_beyonc_se.html

You saw how he hammered that kiss onto Halle Berry at the 2003 Oscars, so you know Adrien Brody dove into his work when it came to making out with Beyoncé in “Cadillac Records.”

Writer/director Darnell Martin admitted at Monday’s premiere that she took some “dramatic license” in devising a scene where record boss Leonard Chess (Brody) locks lips and rolls around on the carpet with heroin-fogged singer Etta James (Beyoncé).

But Brody wasn’t troubled by the historical inaccuracy.

“Let’s just say it wasn’t a deal breaker,” the grinning actor told us. “When I met Etta [the real one], she told me, ‘Leonard and I did not do those things!’ So, yes, it was somewhat embellished. But what’s wonderful is the truth Beyoncé brings to that moment. That justified it.”

Plus, said Brody, whose girlfriend, Elsa Pataky, was out of earshot, “It is fun, obviously, to kiss Beyoncé. I insisted on a lot of takes.”

Beyoncé, who came to the premiere with husband Jay-Z, allowed that she didn’t find the intimacy repellent.

“It wasn’t so bad,” she said with a faraway smile. “I remember when he kissed Halle Berry. He’s not shy! Not at all.”

Cedric the Entertainer, who plays bluesman Willie Dixon, admitted his only problem with the film was that “they wrote me out of a scene with Beyoncé.”

Eamonn Walker, who heaped on weight and dropped his British accent to become Howlin’ Wolf, said he identified with the growling singer’s “madness, his obsessiveness and his love of women.”

Jeffrey Wright, who masterfully inhabits Muddy Waters, admitted he couldn’t match the Hoochie Coochie Man’s guitar-pickin’ or alcohol intake: “How am I going to be a hard-drinking man with a 7-year-old and a 3-year-old — though they may drive me to drink?”

Despite Beyoncé donating her salary to the Phoenix House rehab program, premiere guests did do a little boozin’ at the after-party at Marquee. Joining cast members like Mos Def, Gabrielle Union and Emmanuelle Chriqui were Leonardo DiCaprio, Diddy, Ne-Yo, John Legend, Kevin Connolly, Akon and Russell Simmons.

Mine would.