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In late February, news broke surrounding the recent partnership between hip hop mogul Jay Z and the self-proclaimed anthem king, DJ Khaled. During a recent interview with Complex, DJ Khaled opened up about working under Roc Nation's management, as well as, his eagerness to collaborate with Kendrick Lamar. -
Jay Z Pulls 'The Blueprint' Albums from TIDAL Competition
If you want to listen to Jay Z, you had better subscribe to TIDAL. As fans of Hova have recently discovered, his iconic Blueprint album series has disappeared from a series of streaming services that are in direct competition with his. -
Jay Z Allegedly Delaying Paternity Testing of Rymir Satterthwaite
A family rights organization is accusing Jay Z of purposely delaying the process of taking a paternity test to officially establish whether he is in fact the biological father of Rymir Statterthwaite. -
Beyonce Sings Whitney Houston’s ‘I Will Always Love You’ at a School's Fundraiser [WATCH]
Divorce rumors about Beyonce and Jay Z will not stop the stars from taking their careers to the next level as Beyonce has shown with a recent performance at Blue Ivy's school of her own rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You." -
Jay Z, TIDAL Issue a Statement on Lawsuit Over Unpaid Artist Royalties
By now, the news has spread like wildfire that TIDAL and Jay Z are being sued over unpaid artist royalties. According to Complex, a class-action suit was filed over the weekend in New York City by Yesh Music, LLC and John Emanuele from the American Dollar. The suit is for $5 million. But TIDAL isn't going down so easily. They have finally released a statement. -
Mogul Talk: Jay Z, Roc Nation Now Managing DJ Khaled
DJ Khaled has gone from being the self-proclaimed king of the anthems to the king of Snapchat. His marketability has offered him new opportunities to win more in 2016 and one big door just opened and closed. The I Changed A Lot artist just announced in a new video that he is changing management and now under the steady hand of a fellow mogul Jay Z and his Roc Nation. -
Jay Z, TIDAL Allegedly Not Artist Friendly According to New Lawsuit
Despite advertising just how artist friendly the streaming music service TIDAL is, a new lawsuit alleges the exact opposite. Jay Z and his Spotify competitor are being sued by music publishing company Yesh Music, LLC and The American Dollar band member John Emanuele for unlawfully streaming the band's tracks, which were all under copyright. If this lawsuit goes to trial, the main selling point of TIDAL would be highly contested. -
Beyonce Extends The Formation World Tour 2016; Tickets Most Expensive in Recent History
There's no denying that Beyonce's 2016 Super Bowl Halftime stint earlier this month was one of the most talked about performances in recent history. The show was certainly a strategic attempt to showcase not only her newest single, "Formation," but also the world tour she announced shortly after. -
Jay-Z's Tidal Donates $1.5 Million to Black Lives Matter Movement
Jay-Z's streaming service Tidal has donated $1.5 million to the Black Lives Matter movement, as well as a handful of other charities. The funds were raised at the Tidal X charity concert in October. -
Rita Ora Countersued by Jay Z's Roc Nation for $2 Million After Failing to Release New Albums
The legal saga between Rita Ora and Jay Z's Roc Nation continues. After the "Body on Me" singer filed a lawsuit to leave her label and representation in December, Roc Nation has now fired back and counter-sued Ora for $2.3 million. -
Rihanna's 'ANTI' Album Goes Platinum Thanks to Advance Purchases
Rihanna's new album, 'ANTI,' has already officially gone platinum thanks to advance purchases! RIAA has deemed the album a certified platinum album since Samsung purchased one million copies of the album in advance. Samsung purchased those copies so they could give them away for free to Samsung phone holders. -
Jay Z Lawsuit Rumors: Tidal Mogul Sued by Fragrance Company Over Barneys Cologne Promotions?
If you don't remember Jay Z's cologne that was released with Barneys three years ago called GOLD JAY Z, you might agree with a lawsuit claiming that Mr. Beyoncé did not promote the product enough. The company that produced the fragrance, Perfumania Holdings Inc., is allegedly suing Jay Z, real name Shawn Carter, for $18 million due to a huge drop in product revenue last year.
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