Detroit Free Press — The rapper also opened up about his relationship with Kanye West, his mom's sexuality and '4:44.'             more info

Stereogum — On his 2001 track "Breathe Easy," by way of declaring his supremacy over the entire rap landscape, Jay-Z bragged, "My interviews are hotter." But Jay hardly ever does interviews anymore. So it's big news that Jay recently sat down with New York Times... more info

New York Times — The man behind the music for Jay-Z’s “4:44” received five nominations, including producer of the year. more info

PopSugar UK — Get pumped, because nominations for the 2018 Grammy Awards have arrived! After last year's big wins for Chance the Rapper and Adele, the new set of hopefuls is sure to make for an exciting show. James Corden is set to host the Grammys, which are dom... more info

Detroit Free Press — Rap, R&B artists rule rule leading categories             more info

Chorus.fm — The 2018 Grammy nominees have been announced. You can find the announced categories below. Album Of The Year Childish Gambino – Awaken, My Love! Jay-Z – 4:44 Kendrick Lamar – DAMN. Lorde – Melodrama Bruno Mars – 24K Magic Record Of The Year... more info

Dlisted — The nominations for the 60th Grammy awards were announced this morning, and Jay-Z led with eight nominations. I suppose you could say that Jay-Z is the Beyoncé of this year’s Grammys? Although she actually got one this year too, for Best Rap/Sung ... more info

CNN Showbiz — Nominations for the 60th annual Grammy Awards are dominated by diversity, and rapper Jay-Z leads the way with eight nominations. more info

USA Today Music — JAY-Z got the most nominations for any artist for the 2018 Grammy Awards. Here's why his album got so much buzz.             more info

Kings of A&R — Rap has taken over the Spotify Charts and now the genre has dominated the Grammys. Shockingly, Ed Sheeran’s massive selling “Divide” did not get an Album of the Year nod, neither did albums by Gaga or Kesha. Rather, the Grammys went mostly for ... more info