WatchTheThrone

During last year's Watch the Throne concert, Kanye West continuously delivered a freestyle at the end of his hit 'Runaway,' crooning to fans in the audience, "If you love someone tonight, hold on to them tight." All of this was done to support his own failed relationships, which he often references in his raps...

Like Kanye West once famously observed, "No one man should have all that power." So the movie and music industries have sagely chosen to divide the power among three modern giants: Denzel Washington, Jay-Z and West himself. When these three guys are harnessed in the same moment on-screen, they create a force so powerful that it drives audiences to the theaters in droves...

VEVO Fans have been awaiting a visual for Jay-Z and Kanye West's ubiquitous Hit-Boy-produced smash 'N----s in Paris' ' since the duo released the 'Watch the Throne' LP last year, and at long last, the video has arrived. Premiering via VEVO, the clip, which is the album's second video, features live footage from the Los Angeles Watch the Throne tour stop, where Jay and Kanye performed the so

Jay-Z and Kanye West dropped their collaborative LP, 'Watch the Throne,' last year, and since then, fans have eagerly awaited the visuals of one of the album's lauded singles, 'N----s in Paris.' The track landed on The BoomBox's Best Songs of 2011 list, coming in at No...

In its relations with the Middle East, the West hasn't always fared particularly well. Maybe Kanye West will have better luck. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the hip-hop superstar recently dispatched scouts to Doha, Qatar, and the UAE cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai -- all of which are possible locations for the film he hopes to begin shooting in March...

As everyone knows, the best exchange on 'N----s in Paris' isn't between Kanye West and Jay-Z, the rappers behind the 'Watch the Throne' single, but rather between actors Jon Heder and Will Ferrell. "I don't even know what that means," Heder famously says, cutting in just after 'Ye's verse in a bit of dialogue sampled from the 2007 film 'Blades of Glory...

From somersaulting breakdancers to mariachi bands, New York City subways are home to some incredible performers. And then there's the guy in the viral video below. An enthusiastic fan of Jay-Z and Kanye West's 'Watch the Throne' single 'N----s in Paris,' the spastic MTA rider raps along as he listens on his iPod, barking out the lyrics as he pumps his legs and arms...

As expected, Jay-Z and Kanye West hit the Los Angeles stop of their Watch the Throne tour and rocked the Staples Center Sunday night (Dec. 11) for nearly three hours, but it was their unwillingness to stop performing one particular song that got the crowd really hyped...

He may have proclaimed 30 the new 20, but no amount of deductive reasoning can belie the fact that on Dec. 4 Jay-Z turns 42, a far cry from the 'Reasonable Doubt' of his youth. And although firmly entrenched in soft middle age, in 2011, Jiggaman had one hell of a year...

When singer-songwriter Verse Simmonds wrote the lyrics to Jay-Z and Kanye West's 'Who Gon Stop Me,' he had every intention of making those words ring true. Born in Puerto Rico and raised in the Virgin Island, as a youngster, Simmonds always wanted to pursue a career in music...