While the world is still desperately trying to figure out what Solange Knowles said to Jay Z in the Standard Hotel elevator (we've all apparently given up on finding Flight 370), one thing is certain: Beyonce seems to have forgiven her little sis. The superstar shared four sweet photos of her and Solange on Instagram yesterday. 
 
 The photos were all uploaded the same day, May 14, and show Bey and Solange in a variety of loving sisterly poses. There's Solange hugging Bey onstage at a concert. There's the pair smiling at what looks like an awards show. And there they are in what looks like the back seat of a car. The message is clear: "There is NOTHING WRONG with our relationship! We love each other! We are fiiiiiine." 
 
 But just like those updates couples do on Facebook when they're a little too eager to prove how in love they are, something about the gallery of photos is a bit too strident. And given how Beyonce is able to give a plastic smile through anything -- even her sister trying to pummel her husband -- her standard way of dealing with things seems to be "deny, deny, deny." Beyonce strikes me as the type of person who could really use some therapy. Who stands there staring blankly while her sister tries to stab her husband with a stiletto heel? 
 
 Solange, meanwhile, scrubbed Beyonce from her Instagram account and that hasn't changed. 
 
 Rumor has it that Jay Z and Solange have actually patched things up and were seen in a jewelry store together in New York. Though I find this item suspect. There's not even any pics of them. 
 
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 Rumors are also rampant that the reason the two were arguing is because of long-simmering tensions over Solange's stalled career -- and her ire was triggered when Jay Z planned to attend a Rihanna party without Beyonce. But who knows. I'm sure we'll hear more theories about this than JFK's assassination. 
 
 At least for Beyonce, it appears she holds no ill will towards her little sis. Hell, maybe she was happy to see Jay Z get his. 
 
 Do you get the feeling Beyonce didn't mind Solange's attack? 
 
 
 
 Image via Instagram 

 (CNN) -- Jay Z and Beyonce continue to be full of surprises. 
 
 In the midst of all of the hoopla surrounding the now well-known elevator incident involving the couple and Beyonce's younger sister, Solange Knowles, the superstar pair have released a "trailer" for their upcoming tour. 
 
 The star-studded short features cameos from actors Jake Gyllenhaal (who is now part of meme history thanks to a recent courtside photo with the superstar couple), Sean Penn, Don Cheadle, "Scandal" actor Guillermo Dìaz, Blake Lively, Emmy Rossum, and sisters Rashida and Kidada Jones. Directed by Melina Matsoukas, who has worked with Beyonce on music videos, the minimovie is meant to promote the 16-city "On The Run" tour, which will mark the first time the singer and her rapper husband have toured jointly. 
 
 In the trailer, the couple portray a pair of outlaw lovers seen making deals, executing a heist, running from the authorities and sharing tender moments in a hotel room. 
 
 One scene shows them emerging from an elevator wearing masks -- which could be seen as a bit of irony, given the recent headlines following the release of a surveillance video showing Solange Knowles punching and kicking Jay Z in a hotel elevator while Beyonce stood nearby on the night of the Met Gala in New York City. 
 
 The trio have since released a statement which says in part, "We love each other and above all we are family. We've put this behind us and hope everyone else will do the same." 
 
 Music featuring the rap mogul and his wife play in the almost four-minute video, which hit the Web on Saturday. Titled "Run," it's listed as a joint production between Jay Z's Roc Nation and Beyonce's Parkwood Entertainment. 
 
 The "On The Run" stadium tour kicks off June 25 in Miami.
– Leave it to Beyonce and Jay Z to promote their upcoming tour with a larger-than-life fake movie trailer. The extremely expensive-looking video features quite a few action-packed sequences and special effects, cameos by everyone from Sean Penn to Blake Lively, and dialogue like "You don't know who I am anymore" delivered dramatically by Beyonce. It's not entirely clear what the fake film, titled Run, is about, but it appears to involve Bey and Jay robbing banks in ski masks, shooting guns, fleeing from the cops on motorcycle, and walking away from explosions. Fitting, since the 16-city tour is titled On the Run, CNN reports. It will be the first time the married duo have toured together, and the tour launches June 25. (Meanwhile, Beyonce is making nice with sister Solange on Instagram.)