• Beyoncé & Jay-Z Lease 'The Big Lebowski' Mansion for $150,000 a Month

    The "Queen of Pop" is known for many things; her wide-ranging voice, her former career with Destiny's Child, her role as a feminist and much more. Now, Beyoncé can be put down as 'The Big Lebowski' super fan. As if sampling a French dub of Maude Lebowski's feminist monologue in her successful track "Partition" wasn't enough, the 34-year-old singer, along with Jay-Z, leased the $45 million mansion that was home to the movie's fictional character, Jeffrey Lebowski. Reportedly, they are paying around $150,000 a month for the property.

  • Arcade Fire's Win Butler Blames Major Labels for "Ruining" Tidal's Business

    Arcade Fire's Win Butler, and his wife and co-band leader Régine Chassagne, took part in the highly criticized celebrity launch of Jay Z's Tidal music streaming service, and while he's still a supporter, the indie artist admitted in an interview that the launch event was botched and the major labels are largely to blame for the faltering business model.

  • Beyonce, Jay Z Being Outed From Their California Home

    According to reports, hip hop royalty, Beyonce and Jay Z, are being outed from their California home. Sources say that within the next couple of weeks, the power couple will be forced to leave the Holmby Hills Estate they moved into in February of this year.

  • Made in America 2015 Highlights: The Weeknd, Beyonce and Celeb Sightings

    Made In America 2015 top moments still has us reminiscing over the Labor Day weekend festival that welcomed thousands of fans on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. With Beyoncé and The Weeknd headlining the two-day festivities, dedicated fans got there early enough to secure spots close enough to the stages their favorite artist would perform on. While many walked around for some food, Budweiser beers, bathroom breaks and other activities, some fans decided to stand for hours in the blistering heat until their favorite performer graced one of the five MIA stages.

  • Prince Says "It's a Bad Time For Music," Cites Lack of Creativity

    Prince has always been critical of the music industry, but usually that criticism is directed at labels and the bureaucratic, political machine that runs the industry, not the artists themselves. Now he's turned his eye to artists though and in an interview with 'The New York Post' he cited his concerns about the lack of creativity in pop music today as why "it's a bad time for music."

  • Jay Z Joins Instagram, Makes First Post & Then Deactivates Account

    Yesterday marked an important day in music history. All over the world, stars and fans of the late great "King of Pop," Michael Jackson, paid homage to the fallen icon in the form of social media messages for his birthday. In honor of the musical legend's special day, Jay Z (Sean Carter), joined Instagram, made his first post and then deactivated the account.
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