The How Fly rappers will drop their delayed collaboration Saturday. By Rob Markman Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa during a live stream with fans Wednesday night Photo: AtlanticVideos
Sandy came in and shut isht down at the Atlantic City 0/40 club Jay-Z’s 40/40 Club In Atlantic City Officially Shuts Down After seven years in business, the Atlantic City location of Jay-Z’s ever-popular 40/40 club has officially closed its doors. A spokesperson for the club recently confirmed the closing, stating that while the venue has had a good run, it has not been operational since October 2012 when the club was massively damaged during hurricane Sandy. via Press Of Atlantic City The 40/40 Club, an upscale sports bar, nightclub and restaurant in Atlantic City, has waved-in its last celebrity. The $4 million, two-level facility co-owned by hip-hop superstar Jay-Z closed in October, said Cristin Bentz, assistant general manager for Tanger Outlets The Walk. “Our leasing team is actively and diligently working to bring a great new tenant into the space. Stay tuned,” Bentz said. Ron Berkowitz of Berk Communications in New York, the 40/40’s spokesman, said the club’s lease ended in October, the same month that Hurricane Sandy hit, causing tremendous water damage inside the club. The club has not been operational since then. “There was a big hole in the roof as well,” Berkowitz said Wednesday. “With the end of the lease and with Sandy, we decided we had a great run, and it was time to move on.” Between Hubby Hov and his blonde-haired boo-thang signing million-dollar deals every other month in addition to the opening of another 40/40 club at the Barclays Center last year, we somehow doubt he’ll miss this money,
Kanye West treated fans in Atlantic City to quite a show Friday night, kicking off his Revel Casino concert series with a rant against the negative press he’s received of late. No, not for dating Kim Kardashian . Kanye West, Crystal Mask in Atlantic City “It won’t be long before we’re designing sh-t, stores, movies, clothes, operas. It won’t be long now,” West said on stage. “You know the press and the media will try to come up with all of the dumbest sh-t in the world to try to distract y’all from what you’re seeing and experiencing right now but it won’t be long. It won’t be long now… “And they’ll try to tell you ‘Kanye’s so crazy, so deranged. I ain’t crazy, I’m just not satisfied! I just ain’t satisfied with the sh-t they be feeding y’all on TV. The sh-t they be feeding you in the movies, the sh-t they be giving y’all in the stores. I just want y’all to have more.” And it apparently starts with a crystal mask, which West donned during a performance on stage and which has the social media world abuzz. Check it out in the video above.
Mars goes for greatness on new album. He’ll perform songs from Jukebox tonight at 7:55 p.m. ET on MTV and chat tomorrow on MTV.com’s ‘Big &Best of 2012.’ By James Montgomery Bruno Mars’ Unorthodox Jukebox Photo: Atlantic
MC talks to Mixtape Daily about getting back to his ‘raw’ beginnings on F— Em We Ball. By Rob Markman, with reporting by FLX B.o.B’s F— Em We Ball mixtape Photo: Atlantic
Taylor Gang captain made sure the video for his first O.N.I.F.C. single, featuring the Weeknd, was indeed unforgettable. By Rob Markman Wiz Khalifa in his video for “Remember You” Photo: Atlantic
Bigger Than the Sound stays up all night with Fun. on the set of their new ‘Carry On’ video. By James Montgomery On the set of Fun.’s “Carry On” music video Photo: Atlantic Records