Jay-Z to Sell Share of Brooklyn Nets, LL Cool J & Brad Paisley Release ‘Live For You’ & More

Jay-Z is reportedly planning to sell his share of the Brooklyn Nets. Jay, who currently owns 1/15 of 1% of the organization, apparently intends to launch a new venture as a sports agent, heading up Roc Nation Sports, which he cannot do as an owner of an NBA team. Maybe give Master P a shout? [NetsDaily]

"Accidental Racist" fans rejoice, LL Cool J and country singer Brad Paisley have reunited for another classic, "Live for You," which appears on LL's masterfully titled LP, Authentic. The album also features Eddie Van Halen, Travis Barker and Monica, so there's that. [HuffingtonPost]

The Rick Ross controversy continues, as a show in Ottawa, Canada was reportedly canceled yesterday (April 9), due to student protests regarding his questionable lyrics on Rocko's "U.O.E.N.O." Get it together, Rawse. [OttawaCitizen]

Kendrick Lamar and Miguel are apparently the reigning kings of hip-hop and R&B, according to their cover stories in the latest issue of Vibe. [Vibe]

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