He's not my President, well that's what many celebrities are saying to each other and their fans.
Donald Trump's inauguration will be far from star-studded, but the President-Elect is okay with many A-listers turning down his invitations for them to perform at the presidential event on January 20.
Roc-A-Fella logo designer, Dwayne Walker, is taking Mrs. Carter to court over misuse of his logo in her hit 'Drunk in Love' video.
Tmz reports that Walker, who owns the rights to Jay Z’s Roc-A-Fella Records logo, has filed a lawsuit against Beyonce for using the iconic symbol without his permission. He stressed in the court docs, "being that she's Jay-Z wife isn't a pass to use the logo."
Walker also states that his work is prominently displayed in the music clip, but the only place you see it is on Jay Z’s chain, guess for him that’s plenty.
Although, Jay-Z isn’t named in this particular lawsuit, Walker had reportedly lost a separate $7 million lawsuit against the rapper back in September, and now he's trying to shake Hov's wife down for a few million.
Yesterday, power couple Beyonce and Jay-Z was spotted grabbing lunch at Gjelina in Venice, California before the Hov's "Legend of the Summer tour" with Justin Timberlake at the Rose Bowl later that day.
On Saturday, Beyonce was photographed with her hubby Jay-Z and mom, Tina Knowles attending slain teen Trayvon Martin's vigil in downtown Manhattan, which was organized by Rev. Al Sharpton and started in Harlem. The power-couple certainly haven't been silent about their feelings on the Trayvon Martin verdict, and have both paid tribute to 17 year-old slain teen in separate concerts this past week.
Earlier today, pop star Beyonce and her Roc Nation hubby Jay-Z spent some family time alone (before they hit their respective stages) while stopping to get lunch at CafeNervosa Trattoria in Toronto, Canada with their daughter Blue Ivy Carter.
On Tuesday, hip hop mogul Jay-Z received his Platinum Plaque for Magna Carta Holy Grail album (officially released on July 9th) by the RIAA. The event was tweeted out to the masses from the RIAA with the accompanying image (above).
Just always a great collaboration! The Carter's are back at it again with the release of a new song entitled "Part II: On The Run" after releasing their hit single, "Bonnie and Clyde" ten years ago.
Despite Mr. Carter's Times Square bash getting yanked at last minute, rapper Jay-Z and his wife Beyonce was all smiles at a secret album release party at Liberty Warehouse in Red Hook, Brooklyn. The Samsung "Magna Carta Holy Grail" album release party was filled with celebrities like Nick Cannon, Emily B, Timbaland, Busta Rhymes, Adrienne Bailon, Tyson Beckford and more.
There's some bad news for rapper and hip hop mogul Jay-Z who was denied a permit at the last minute to perform atop the Ed Sullivan Theater in NYC-- set for Monday July 8th for the "Late Show with David Letterman."
Earlier this week, we reported that Hip Hop Mogul Jay-Z was planning on throwing a free concert in New York City in celebration of his new album, "Magna Carta Holy Grail." Despite the idea being shut down in 2010 due to police officials concerns about uproar of traffic and danger to public safety, Mayor Bloomberg's administration office has finally granted Hov's request to shut down Times Square during rush hour on Monday, July 8th.
The concert will be held on the Marquee of the "Late Show with David Letterman" while also airing on the show. And as reported, Samsung recently purchased one million copies of Jay-Z's album "MCHG" at $5 each and set to release them exclusively on July 4th via a new app on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Smartphone.
Rapper Jay-Z has the released the official lyrics to his new single, 'Blue: (Daddy Dearest)' a track he created specially for his daughter, Blue Ivy Carter.
