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News <p>Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter has had quite a career thus far. Since debuting in 1996 with hip-hop classic Reasonable Doubt, he has sold over 50 million records worldwide. He’s parlayed his musical success into lucrative businesses in the realms of fashion, cuisine and advertising (for more, check out my new Jay-Z book, which hits stores next week). Last year he earned $63 million, tops among hip-hop artists for the third time in four years.<br />
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Pop Culture Queen B is set to outearn Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour by an impressive $600M, according to "Forbes."
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Entertainment The actor beats some stiff competition for the number one spot.
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Entertainment Kylie backtracks on the whole "self-made" thing.
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News Check out the 12 hip-hop acts who made the 2015 list of Forbes' "Hip-Hop Cash Princes".
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Music 21 Savage is racking up wins.
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Music Forbes has selected the top hip-hop music makers of the year.
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Music Travis Scott, Lil Uzi Vert, DJ Khaled, and others also made the list.
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Life Two Toronto sisters were arrested in Nigeria for extorting and cyberbullying a local billionaire.
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News Nicki Minaj responds to Forbes after they ran an article claiming Iggy Azalea runs hip hop, and speaks on the possibility of a Remy Ma collaboration.
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Music Latto had a very easy answer.
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News The Weeknd, Rae Sremmurd, and Kehlani also among those listed.
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