Friday, 5 July 2013

PHOTO: Beyonce, Jay-Z Dance Together at Star-Studded Release Party for Magna Carta Holy Grail

Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z celebrate the release of Magna Carta Holy Grail at a Samsung party in Brooklyn on July 3.

Now this is Dancing With the Stars! Hip hop mogul Jay-Z and his superstar wife, Beyonce, showed off their best moves on Wednesday, July 3, at an exclusive, star-studded fete celebrating the release of the rapper's much-anticipated new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail. (The record doesn't officially drop until July 9, but Samsung -- which hosted the Brooklyn bash -- released one million early downloads to owners of Galaxy devices on July 4.)

Beyonce, on a rare night off from her Mrs. Carter tour, flaunted her long, lean legs in super-short jean cutoffs, which she paired with a white lace jacket and stilettos. Her hubby, meanwhile, donned black pants, a
black jacket, a white T-shirt, and a thick gold chain.
The mega-famous couple were the life of the party, dancing and mingling with celeb guests including TimbalandNick CannonTyson BeckfordRaekwon, and Adrienne Bailon. Also in attendance were members of Jay-Z's family -- sisters Andrea and Michelle Carter and nephew Jarrell Carter -- as well as industry folks and tastemakers like chefEddie Huang and 1Oak founder and restaurateur Richie Akiva.

A source tells Us Weekly that Beyonce was spotted "dancing up a storm" to the song "Tom Ford," which features her unmistakable vocals. She can also be heard on the track "Part II (On the Run)," which seems to be a sequel of sorts to the couple's previous collaboration "03 Bonnie & Clyde," from Jay-Z's album The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse.

"I don't care if they give me life / I get all my life from you / And if loving you had a price / I would pay my life for you," she sings on "Part II."
Jay-Z's new album also features a collaboration with Justin Timberlake (on the new single "Holy Grail"), as well as multiple references to his daughter, Blue Ivy.
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