THE FACTS
Jay-Z spoke on Beyonce while interviewing overseas in Britain.

THE SPIN
As you all are well aware, Beyonce and Jay-Z treat their marriage the same way Zack Morris and Lisa Turtle treated their kiss on that one episode of Saved By The Bell. They don’t want Screech – or in this case, the media – in their business.

But as of late these two have been a bit more open than we’re normally accustomed to…in their own way of course.

Here’s Jay slightly talking about his wife:

Cherish this video because he likely won’t say anything else until 2014.

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THE FACTS
Excerpts from Beyonce’s interview with Allure magazine have leaked.

THE SPIN
With respect to the Queen, typically if you’ve read one Beyonce interview you’ve read them all. It’s what helps keep her out of controversy (and collect more coins via endorsement deals), but every now and then she does drop some random lil’ tidbit about herself that we didn’t know.

This time it’s the fun fact that she loves playing spades online and enjoys getting cursed out by random stranger.

Here’s what she told Allure magazine:

On her addiction-playing spades online: ‘I play with everybody, and they curse me out when I make mistakes, and kick me out of the room. I love it, it’s really fun because no one knows it’s me.”

I hope whoever was mean to my Bey caught a computer virus.

Anyhow, here are the other tidbits which read a bit per usual:

On the end of Sasha Fierce:
“The thing that’s interesting is I don’t need Sasha Fierce anymore, because I’ve grown, and I’m now able to merge the two. I want people to see me. I want people to see who I am.”

On ‘bootylicious,’ another term she’d rather forget:
“I still can’t believe it! It’s hilarious. I actually wish it was another word that I created. I wish it didn’t have ‘booty’ in it.”

I have a feeling some group will come out and complain about Beyonce’s “I like for women to look feminine” comment.

As for creating “bootylicious,” uh, yeah, Bey, “those rhymes you be kicking were quite bootylicious.”

I know somebody out here better catch that reference.

Source: 1, 2

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THE FACTS
While speaking to Hot 97’s Angie Martinez, Jay-Z denied claims of being a part of a satanic cult.

THE SPIN
By now I’m sure one of your fake Nostradamus cousins forwarded you an email link of some other random second tier Moses claiming that Jay-Z, Rihanna, and Beyonce were all secretly best friends with the Devil.
Although the rumor always sounded ridiculous to me, I keep forgetting we live in a world where some people actually believed George W. Bush was Jesus’ second cousin so of course people actually believed Satan was in the Roc.

For a while there, Jay ignored the rumors as any person with common sense would. I gather, though, he woke up the same way I did and decided to go ahead and address the allegations.

Here’s what he told Angie:

“For the record, of course I believe in God, but I believe in one God. If people must know my religious beliefs, I believe in one God. I don’t believe in religion. I don’t believe in Christians or Muslims. I think all that separates people. I think it’s one God. I think it’s all the same God, and I don’t believe in Hell. But as far as God, of course I believe in God. Am I a part of some sec or cult? That sounds stupid to me. It’s like ignorant to even say, and umm… I guess that’ll be the last time I address that. It’s ignorant to me”

Oh dear. He said he wasn’t a Christian so already I’m sure some are ready to smash their copies of “The Blueprint” with their King James Bible.

That man has his faults, but he along with his wife have probably donated more money to poor people (which is what Jesus asked rich folk to do, no?) than the wannabe conspiracy theorists out there have combined.

Not to mention, not being a Christian doesn’t necessarily mean you’re engaging in radio warfare with God.

Source: 1, 2

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