Jay-Z

Jay-Z's recent Samsung deal for his upcoming album, 'Magna Carta Holy Grail,' is examined in the latest issue of Billboard magazine.

Jay-Z stays winning. The enterprising rapper has officially become a licensed NBA agent. Ron Berkowitz, a rep for Roc Nation, confirmed to ESPN that Hov can now represent b-ballers in the NBA.

Earlier this week, Jay-Z announced he would release a new album, 'Magna Carta Holy Grail,' through a partnership with Samsung, which would allow the company's phone users to receive an advanced copy of the LP before its July 7 debut. However, not everyone is excited about the news. DJ and producer A-Trak took to Twitter to share his thoughts over the veteran rapper's new project.

While fans of both the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs were biting their nails over game five of the NBA Finals, the intensity was interrupted by a surprising announcement made by Jay-Z during halftime.

After signing Victor Cruz and Robinson Cano, Jay-Z's recent venture into the world of sports has picked up yet another athlete -- Kevin Durant.

For parents who are having trouble putting their newborn babies to sleep at night, help is on the way thanks to Jay-Z. A lullaby album featuring Hov's biggest hits is due this summer.

Jay-Z is making another lucrative move to bridge hip-hop with technology. The rap mogul is reportedly in talks to sign a $20 million pact with Samsung Mobile.

Jay-Z is treating the clients that sign to his latest business venture, Roc Nation Sports, with the same passion he treats the musical artists he signs and fosters. He went all out for former Notre Dame women's basketball diva Skylar Diggins, welcoming her to the Roc Nation Sports family with a private reception at his 40/40 Club.

Jay-Z's 'The Blueprint' was soulfully sampled and embodied some of his most acclaimed and cleverly written hits to date. 'Girls, Girls, Girls' produced by Just Blaze was an ode to the rainbow of women Jigga has ever encountered. Listen closely and you'll also hear the background vocals of hip-hop's finest Q-Tip, Slick Rick and Biz Markie...

Drake traveled back in time to the 1970's for his latest acting role. The Toronto emcee was spotted in New York over the weekend on the set of the comedy movie, 'Anchorman: The Legend Continues.'