Finally had a chance to check out Jay-Z's new website/online magazine/media portal, Life And Times that launched on Monday.Hmmm.
The promo vid is crazy. (see for yourself HERE)
Visually, the site is amazing. Like absolutely LOVE.
Content reads very much like a compilation of "All Things Jay-Z Likes (& You Can't Afford)."
Which is um... yeah. LOL.
Interesting piece on boxer Andre Berto tho.
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