As executive producer for The Great Gatsby soundtrack, Jay-Z took it upon himself to drop a solo feature called “$100 Bill” cause, well, he can do that.

Not only were Timbaland and Swizz Beats on hand for Jay-Z’s buzz cut “Open Letter,” it also looks like they’re sticking around for a forthcoming album from Jay along with The-Dream

As one of the integral persons who helped usher the Nets to Brooklyn, Jay-Z is now handing over his ownership of the NBA team to focus on the his new venture as sports agent through Roc Nation Sports.

Jay-Z’s ascension from the gritty streets, to the top of the music charts, to the head of the boardroom table is what the American Dream is all about, and Time Magazine has named him one of the world’s most influential people.

“Respect to JAY Z and anyone who stands up for the people,” tweeted Common as the Part II to last week’s Jay-Z media response “Open Letter” dropped

Jay-Z’s been keeping a low profile lately, but that doesn’t mean he has nothing to say. It all comes out on “Open Letter,” a Swizz Beatz and Timbaland-produced track where Hov addresses recent news stories...

Merely a week after making mention about the new sports representation agency, Roc Nation Sports, it is announced that Jay-Z will make a return to Universal Music, the world’s largest music company with a new multi-year deal.

Video and pictures show married couple of five years Beyonce and Jay-Z receiving a hearty welcome from Cuban citizens, but not all Cubans were happy about the power couple’s visit

With superstars like Rihanna, Timbaland, Melanie Fiona, Wale and Kylie Minogue already on his music roster, the hip hop mogul is delving into sports representation with the launch of Roc Nation sports.

Kendrick Lamar gets some blessing from one of Hip Hop's greatest on the remix to his latest single "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe."