ContactMusic — JAY-Z has credited hip-hop with improving race relations across America - because white kids who idolise him and SNOOP DOGG don't become racists. The rapper insists ... more info

VH1 News — We spoke to dancehall star and Jay-Z collaborator Mavado about his music. "I sing about my whole life," the singer said. more info

Guardian Music — Brighton CentreFall Out Boy present an intriguing study in contrasts. Cynics have often noted the discrepancy between their feel-my-torment lyrics and the life of the man who writes them, bassist Pete Wentz, which looks, from the outside at least, ab... more info

AOL Music — Singer Beyonce Graces L.A. Confidential Magazine Cover and opens up about love, marriage and keeping she and Jay-Z's relationship out of the public eye. more info

MTV.com News — 'I sing about my whole life,' Mavado says about his relatable music.By Steven Roberts Mavado Photo: MTV News If you live in New York City and listen to any urban radio stations, there are two songs that are always on — in fact, they are ... more info

ContactMusic — Pop star BEYONCE KNOWLES has never suffered a broken heart - because her only relationship has been with husband JAY-Z. The singer - who is notoriously private about her ... more info

Idolator — Hey, it's a list! Let's argue about it? Esquire has published an "unranked, incomplete, yet highly tasteful and informative" rundown of 75 long-players that "every man should own" with the usual bite-sized commentary the magazine devotes to these sor... more info

MTV.com News — Bono says Jay 'just zones in on the text and he hangs onto the text, the word.'By Jocelyn Vena, with additional reporting by Sway Calloway U2's Bono and Adam Clayton Photo: MTV News It takes an iconic band like U2 to know there's always so... more info

VH1 News — U2 say they take cues from Kanye West and Jay-Z. Bono said Jay "just zones in on the text and he hangs onto the text, the word." more info

Live Daily — (LiveDaily.com) Hip-hop artist Busta Rhymes [ tickets ], as the story goes, was given his memorable nickname by Chuck D of Public Enemy, who--after seeing him perform was reminded of the NFL wide-receiver George "Buster" Rhymes. A former school mate... more info