Z's groundbreaking debut album, Reasonable Doubt, has been selected for induction into the prestigious GRAMMY Hall of Fame.

Released in 1996, Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt album featured guest appearances from The Notorious B.I.G, Memphis Bleek, Mary J.

Steele recently appeared on Late Night With Seth Meyers and recalled a sketch she wrote for an episode where Jay-Z was the musical guest in December 2000. The particular bit saw the rapper (along with ...

Before launching Murder Inc. in New York City in 1998, Gotti worked as an A&R at Def Jam, where he helped bring DMX, Jay-Z ...

The Grammy Hall of Fame will induct eight albums and five singles this year, including works by Jay-Z, Luther Vandross, and Emmylou Harris.

He also has production credits on records by Kanye West, Memphis Bleek, Fat Joe and Christina Milian. He even produced “Can I Live” on Jay-Z’s debut album, “Reasonable Doubt.” ...

Irv Gotti's signature production style was evident on hit songs including "I'm Real," "Always on Time" and "Foolish." ...

He also has production credits on records by Kanye West, Memphis Bleek, Fat Joe and Christina Milian. He even produced “Can I Live” on Jay-Z’s debut album, “Reasonable Doubt.” ...

Gotti’s own production work included the song “Can I Live” off Jay Z’s 1996 debut, “Reasonable Doubt,” and tracks by Kanye West, Fat Joe, Memphis Bleek and Christina Milian.

His production credits also include projects with Kanye West, Memphis Bleek, Fat Joe, and Christina Milian. Additionally, Gotti ventured into television, creating BET’s Tales, an anthology ...

This article contains mention of death. Irv Gotti has passed away at the age of 54. The music producer was found dead on Thursday, which was informed to The Hollywood Reporter by a source close to the ...

A preserved recording at the Zhang Legacy Collection Center in Kalamazoo, Michigan offers a rare glimpse into the 1960s, ...